Need another peach salsa recipe? There are many versions of peach salsa and my guess is if you love peaches you will love them all. These cute little peach appetizer wonton cups are filled with honey goat cheese and a dollop of peach salsa. No tomatoes in this salsa, just lots of fresh ripe peaches!
For lack of a better name (maybe we should have a contest to name these?) I am calling these bites.
After all, a bite is one tasty morsel, which is what these peach salsa wonton cups with green chile and sage salsa bites are.
Summer will soon be coming to an end and it’s time to get my fill of peaches.
Green chilies will hang around a bit, but even those will soon disappear. My personal mission (if I chose to accept it) was to combine my all time favorites in one luscious treat.
I sweated and slaved and made countless trips to Whole Foods, but really I didn’t.
It isn’t hard to come up with a great nibble when using these ingredients.
Plus, I needed a quick appetizer and this is what I had. I love going to the grocery, but not every day!
Whole Foods is starting to fill with all the end of summer produce.
Here in Colorado we have Palisade peaches that are not to be missed. I really must buy some and freeze them!
They are so much fun to pull out in the winter and bake a peach pie with.
dditionally it is chile time, one of the most sure ways to know that fall is approaching.
Just the aroma of chilies in a roaster is enough to make my mouth water. Whole Foods always has some freshly roasted.
Speaking of which, I still have some in my freezer from last year, when I bought a bushel over on Federal.
Guess hubby will be coming home to green chile. They don’t have that in Sweden!
Happy hour last Friday found us with friends stopping over.
This was the perfect time to throw some of my faves together for some fun nibbles. Enjoy!
Just a few notes: Green chilies can be spicy. Choose the mild ones for this or you won’t taste the peaches.
Remember, some peaches can be sweeter than others. Adjust ingredients as needed.
You may want a little more honey or a little more cinnamon.
Have these with a margarita or a beer or a very fruity glass of wine. Champagne or Prosecco would also work! But more importantly, just have them!
Whole Foods has lots of peach recipes. Check some out here.
And a few more recipes:
Cornbread Blueberry Bread Pudding with Peach Sauce
Blackberry, Basil, Blueberry Cobbler
Peach, Green Chile and Sage Salsa Cheese Bites
- Prep Time: 15 Minutes
- Total Time: 25 Minutes
- Yield: 12 Bites 1x
- Category: Appetizers
- Cuisine: American
Description
This great peach salsa recipe without tomatoes is perfect for cute, little wonton cups filled with cheese!
Ingredients
12 wonton wrappers (I always make more because it is easy to keep these in the freezer.)
2 peaches, diced
2 roasted and seeded green chiles or a few tablespoons to taste from the can
3 fresh sage leaves finely chopped or a pinch of dried
1/4 c finely chopped red onion
2–3 t honey plus more for a drizzle on top (This depends on how hot your chiles are. You may need more or less.)
Pinch of salt
1/4 t approximately of cinnamon (This really does not have a strong taste in the salsa, but it adds dimension and brings the flavor of the peaches forward. You may even want a dash more.)
1/4 to 1/2 t ancho chile powder for depth (but this is up to your taste buds!)
Squeeze of lime (optional)
Goat Cheese with honey (about 3 oz)
Instructions
Preheat oven to 350. Spray a mini muffin pan with baking spray. Line each cup with a wonton wrapper. Push into place to form a nice little cup. Spray those with baking spray. You can even season these with a pinch of chile powder if you’d like. Bake about 10 minutes or until they turn gold. Let cool.
Combine peaches, chiles, sage, onion, honey, salt, cinnamon and ancho chile powder. You may want a little lime juice but this depends on the sweetness of the peaches. If peaches are not ripe enough a little lime juice will make them seem sweeter. Set aside until ready.
Form the cheese into small balls that will fit in the wonton cup. Top with a spoonful of salsa and drizzle with honey for serving. I garnished mine with a tiny chive flower because right now I have chives flowering!
DeniseL
Monday 24th of August 2015
I also follow you on pinterest as deniseleb. Why do these contest entries always make me feel like a stalker?!
DeniseL
Monday 24th of August 2015
I'm a subscriber too.dmarie824 at aol dot com
DeniseL
Monday 24th of August 2015
My favorite summer dish is so simple - homegrown tomatoes, homegrown cucumbers, and onions in a little bit of vinegar, salt, and pepper.dmarie824 at aol dot com
Beth
Monday 24th of August 2015
Great contest! I wish it was open to Canadians too, but one lucky American is going to be very happy. Your bites sound terrific!
SavoringTime in the Kitchen
Sunday 23rd of August 2015
Bites, canapes, amuse-bouche, they all equal pick up with your fingers and pop in your mouth delicious. These sound wonderful, Abbe! I had peaches in Colorado a few years ago when we were there for a wedding and they are delicious!