Salsa Macha Onions combines two Mexican classics: pickled onions and Salsa Macha. Thinly sliced red onions are infused with the bold, roasted flavor of Salsa Macha, then finished with a squeeze of lime juice and a sprinkle of oregano, creating a perfect balance of spicy, tangy, and sweet.
Coleslaw is a creamy, tangy side dish made with shredded cabbage, carrots, and onion, all held together by a well-balanced dressing.
Pineapple salsa is a condiment that builds upon the classic pico de Gallo base by adding pineapple, achieving a perfect balance thanks to its natural sweetness.
Refried beans are a beloved staple in Mexican cuisine, keeping traditions alive! These tender, creamy beans are cooked with aromatics and salt, typically using pinto beans, and then fried in a generous amount of fat for a rich, comforting flavor.
Pickled carrots are a tangy, crunchy, and slightly sweet snack or condiment made from carrots preserved in a flavorful brine.
This roasted tomatillo salsa is a shining example of the incredible culinary richness that Mexican cuisine has to offer. Salsas are the fundamental sauces that bring Mexican dishes to life, and most are crafted with a combination of tomatoes, peppers, garlic, onions, herbs and spices.
Strawberry sauce, the perfect accompaniment to your recipes.
Pasta salads are incredibly delicious with such minimal efforts. This spaghetti salad is not the exception and pairs so good with many other recipes. In fact, pasta salads are often the perfect accompaniment for many Mexican dishes. I specifically like the combination with my oregano chicken recipe, a classic from Oaxaca, Mexico. This recipe does not disappoint!
Salsa taqueras come in bunches! There are so many to choose from and are hard to resist. They pair with many authentic Mexican dishes which makes them special. In fact, the inspiration came from tacos. “Taqueras” means for tacos, but can be used in so many ways. This recipe has to be my favorite because its flavor comes to live when we roast the ingredients. Then, its finished with creamy pieces of goodness, avocado! Try it and you won’t get enough of it.
Frijoles de la olla is a staple of Mexican cuisine. Their fresh, delicious flavor has satisfied the hunger of familiar across Mexico. It’s been the perfect, inexpensive meal; after a busy, hard day working the field. This recipe is not only about the clay pot, but about the memories in-beaded in you, through food. A pot filled with creamy, tender beans is my favorite. And, by adding a few toppings it becomes a complete meal. Its almost impossible not to fall in love with these Mexican beans.
