Carnitas, which translates to “little meats” in Spanish, is a beloved Mexican dish that’s both tender and full of flavor. This mouthwatering dish is crafted by slowly braising or simmering pork meat in lard, resulting in incredibly tender and juicy meat with a rich, brown color.
This pickled jalapeño chicken marinade is super easy to make and incredibly delicious! With just two ingredients – chicken and a can of pickled jalapeños – you can whip up a hassle-free meal that’s bursting with flavor, thanks to a blend of spices and a perfect browning.
Mexican Picadillo is an aromatic dish packed with complex flavors, featuring ground beef, potatoes, and veggies smothered in a rich salsa. Best of all, it’s easy to make, delicious, and budget-friendly.
We’ve taken Chilaquiles verdes to the next level by stuffing them with melted cheese, like a Mexican ravioli. This dish is then drenched in a rich salsa verde and topped with a variety of traditional toppings, creating a complete and family favorite meal.
This Mexican-inspired version of fish ceviche is packed with bold flavors and vibrant colors! Fresh meets delicious.
Mexican sopes is a beloved dish that consists of a thick, cooked tortilla carefully molded to hold the most delicious toppings.
Tacos de canasta are a street food sensation, beloved for their mouthwatering flavors and convenient, on-the-go delight. Experience the magic of Mexico’s iconic “basket tacos”!
Ensalada de pollo is a colorful and delicious Mexican-style chicken salad accompanied by an array of veggies and a harmonious lime dressing. This easy-to-make dish is perfect for any occasion, whether it’s a main course, outdoor adventure, or meal prep. The addition of potatoes and carrots adds a delightful Mexican twist, while the use of rotisserie chicken makes preparation a breeze.
This Chile Relleno Casserole delivers the same explosion of flavors and textures in a fraction of the time. Call it a “cheaters” version if you like, but I say it’s pure genius!
Enchiladas are a very popular and traditional Mexican dish where tortillas are coated and immersed in the rich, aromatic flavors of a traditional chili sauce. Making enchiladas is versatile, as there are countless variations to fill them with, such as cheese, chicken, beef, and veggies. Before being filled, they are lightly fried in lard until pliable and melt-in-your- mouth tender, with a few crispy edges.
