Refried beans is a traditional side dish of Mexico. Where, beans are mashed in order to create a dish that has transcended in time and won the hearts of many. In this case, we are adding chorizo and a few toppings that makes this recipe un- resistible. Make it once, and you’ll fall in love with it.
Pico de Gallo is a Mexican salsa, which colors proudly represent the Mexican flag. This salsa is fresh, with ingredients that are easy accessible, and is home to melt in your mouth flavors.
These almond tortillas are super soft, pliable, and delicious. Their toasted nutty flavor pairs incredibly with Mexican flavors.
I love me a bean salad recipe that’s colorful, flavorful and FUN! this recipe has all of that and more. The combination of beans with the veggies create a celebration of textures. Then, it’s tossed in a lemon balsamic vinaigrette which is flavor in all its glory. All in all, this recipe is a keeper and the process insanely easy.
Soft, buttery homemade flour tortillas are without a doubt unbeatable. From the kneading process to watching them puff as they cook, they do not disappoint. Once you master the process, I assure you will be making these on repeat! store bought do not compare to homemade flour tortillas, not even close.
Freshly made tortillas, straight from the comal, are like having freshly baked bread – it instantly elevates the experience, and you’ll soon realize what you’ve been missing out on.
Fresh, delicious and super easy to make pasta salad. If that wasn’t enough, its loaded with veggies, colors, and flavors that blend beautifully together. Each bite is accompanied by joy and satisfaction.
Pickled red onions are the perfect topping for any dish because of their texture, color and tangy flavor. Its surprisingly easy to make and the outcome is delicious!
If you have ever had a tostada in the past, then you know, this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to flavors and options. They can be topped with so many delicious ingredients that it would be hard to name them all. Tostadas raspadas uses a very interesting technique I came across when visiting Jalisco, Mexico. Its name translates to “scraped tostadas.”
If you have ever had a tostada in the past, then you know, this is only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to flavors and options. Tostadas can be topped with so many delicious ingredients that it would be hard to name them all. I want to share with you the beauty of mastering how a tostada is made, then, you can have the freedom of what to top it off with.
