Grape and Blueberry Fruit Salsa

A bowl full of salsa made from chopped green and red grapes with blueberries and cilantro.

This Grape and Blueberry Fruit Salsa is a sweet and spicy alternative to tomato based salsa. Serve it alongside your favourite grilled meat or with corn tortilla chips.

Eating Well When You’re Busy is Important

We haven’t really had a chance to get out of the city yet this summer. I know, it’s a really short window of opportunity here in Canada and not being able to go anywhere has definitely been frustrating. Sometimes I feel like this summer is slipping away due to work obligations and keeping up with official health services treatment for our daughter. It means a lot of trips to the Alberta Children’s Hospital and not a lot of fun trips out of the city. Today we dropped off the Pathfinder for some extensive work and it’s generally our ‘play’ vehicle…the one we use to pack up the gang to go for a weekend hike or camping trip. So really…we are stuck here but trying to make the best of things and keep busy/social by inviting friends and family over for backyard barbecues.

A bowl of chopped grapes and jalapenos.

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Yesterday happened to be our oldest son’s 21 st birthday. It hardly seems fair that our time with him has been so short…21 years has gone by in a flash! He was a great kid, very patient with us young and inexperienced parents. He has turned out to be a hard working, responsible young man. Sometimes maybe I wish he was a bit less hard working as we hardly ever see him and…speaking as someone who became a young mother and skipped ‘the 20’s’ I just don’t want him to miss out on what can sometimes be the most interesting decade of life. He’s always been one of those ‘inside the box’ thinkers.

A bowl of salsa made from chopped green and red grapes with blueberries and purple corn chips.

For his party, I invited his fiancée and her parents over for a backyard barbecue and asked him what I should serve. He chose the chili rubbed ribs I’ve been making for at least ten years and Grandma Kyle’s Frozen Ice Cream Cake for dessert. As the ribs are a family favourite I never, ever alter the recipe but one traditional dish on the menu was enough for me. I was able to tweak the ice cream cake recipe ever so slightly while still honouring his request.   Our meal was a mix of ‘inside the box’ with a little crazy thrown in and this fruit salsa was part of the unexpected, but fun components of our barbecue.  It’s sweet and spicy and perfect dipping for a hot summer’s day at home.

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A bowl full of salsa made from chopped green and red grapes with blueberries and cilantro.

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Yield: 4 servings

Grape and Blueberry Salsa

A bowl full of salsa made from chopped green and red grapes with blueberries and cilantro.

This Grape and Blueberry Salsa is a sweet and spicy alternative to tomato based salsa. Serve it alongside your favourite grilled meat or with corn tortilla chips.

Prep Time 20 minutes
Total Time 20 minutes

Ingredients

  • 5 cups seedless green, red or mixed firm grapes
  • 1 cup fresh blueberries
  • 1 small jalapeño; seeded and very finely diced
  • 1/4 onion; very finely diced
  • 1 tbsp red wine vinegar
  • 1/2 bunch cilantro; chopped

Instructions

  1. Combine the onion and red wine vinegar together and let sit.
  2. Cut the grapes into eights. Yes, it's tedious but this is a salsa and it needs to go on a tortilla chip later. There's a lot of fine dicing in this recipe but it's worth it, especially when we're talking jalapeños.
  3. Combine grapes, blueberries, jalapeños, and cilantro with the marinated onions in a serving bowl.
  4. Enjoy!

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

4

Serving Size:

1

Amount Per Serving: Calories: 157Total Fat: 0gSaturated Fat: 0gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 0gCholesterol: 0mgSodium: 7mgCarbohydrates: 41gFiber: 3gSugar: 33gProtein: 2g

Nutritional calculation was provided by Nutritionix and is an estimation only. For special diets or medical issues please use your preferred calculator.

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18 comments

  1. Chunky Avocado Salsa with Cotija Cheese - Dish 'n' the Kitchen

    […] in a bowl of Creamy Tex Mex Corn Dip featuring fresh sweet corn. Or whip up this light and fruity Grape and Blueberry Fruit Salsa. It’s one of my all-time favourite salsa […]

    Reply

    1. dishnthekitchen

      Thank you Charlotte, it’s so light and refreshing!

  2. Dylan Cutler

    I have never thought of blueberries in a salsa which makes this recipe quite unique. Thanks!

    Reply

    1. dishnthekitchen

      Blueberries go well with jalapenos 🙂

  3. janet @ the taste space

    Love the idea of this non-traditional salsa. I don’t normally think of grapes but sounds great here. I didn’t realize this was an older post. I hope your daughter is doing better these days. How are the vegan eats going?

    Reply

    1. dishnthekitchen

      Thank you Janet! I’m not sure how but your comment ended up in my spam basket! Sorry for taking so long to respond!

  4. Dawn

    I love the colours. This salad looks amazing 🙂

    Reply

    1. dishnthekitchen

      well…I suppose it could be a salad, but mostly it’s a salsa. Thanks for stopping by Dawn.

  5. Elaine @ Flavour and Savour

    This is a salsa flavour combo I’ve never tried. Looks fabulous and we ALWAYS have an abundance of blueberries!

    Reply

    1. dishnthekitchen

      The kids were a bit hesitant to try the sweet salsa variety but they were soon converted! Thanks for coming by Elaine.

  6. MeaghanC

    This salsa is made for summer!!! Can not wait to make this, looks like it will be a serious party favorite this summer!

    Reply

    1. dishnthekitchen

      awesome! Sweet n spicy..the perfect combo.

  7. Albatz Travel Adventures

    I’ve bookmarked this post and your dinosaur eggs – they both look fabulous!

    Reply

  8. Homemade & Yummy

    Love blueberries…great new way to use them!!

    Reply

  9. Natalie Browne

    Love this recipe. A great way to use some berries that are so plentiful this time of year

    Reply

  10. Lenny

    Seriously yummy looking!

    Reply

  11. taranoland

    This looks like a great salad for summer, love those blueberries!!

    Reply

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