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Chilled Salmon With Summer Tomato Salsa

SUBMITTED BY: USA WEEKEND columnist Jean Carper
PROVIDED BY: USA Weekend

Succulent salmon fillets are topped with a tantalizing salsa featuring avocado, tomato, and corn.

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