 This is all that is left of TWO whole pineapples I bought yesterday.  I bought the first one because I wanted to try this salsa recipe, but it didn't survive.  I knew husbeast was doin' some damage to it, but I figured I could count on him to save at least 1 cup of it for me.  That was before we urged weebeastie to try a bite.  It took a while to persuade him to try it, but then he started devouring it and there was no hope left for my salsa.
This is all that is left of TWO whole pineapples I bought yesterday.  I bought the first one because I wanted to try this salsa recipe, but it didn't survive.  I knew husbeast was doin' some damage to it, but I figured I could count on him to save at least 1 cup of it for me.  That was before we urged weebeastie to try a bite.  It took a while to persuade him to try it, but then he started devouring it and there was no hope left for my salsa.I made a second trip to the grocery store just for pineapple.  It didn't last the night.  If I hadn't had the foresight to hide the cup of it that I needed, we would be salsa-less.  And after all that trouble, I don't even like the damned salsa.  Boo.
Husbeast loves it, swears he could eat it all day.  I don't care for it, but I guess I should have seen that coming.  I don't usually like things to be sweet AND spicy.  One or the other please.  If you're into it though, here's the recipe...
1 cup chopped fresh pineapple
8 diced dried apricots 
2 Tbs. diced red onion
2 Tbs. diced cilantro
1/4 tsp grated lime zest
2 Tbs. lime juice
1 finely diced sorrano pepper
Mix, chill, blah. (I mean serve.)
The pork is a lion that I sliced into thick medallions, sprinkled with a mixture of salt, pepper and chili powder, brushed with olive oil and then grilled for about 8 minutes.  (I didn't even overcook them, which is a real feat for me.)
Next up, we have the yams.  Hell yeah.  
I just took a large can of yams (drained and rinsed the light syrup off), melted some butter in a skillet, threw some raisins, shredded coconut and chopped almonds in there and fried that for a minute or so, then added the yams and cooked until warmed through.  No sugar added - perfect without any.  Oh yeah, cinnamon and allspice, dash of salt.  Easy.  
 
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