True calling of a Salsa Taquera “Salsa taquera” means “salsa for tacos” and there is so many to choose from. The texture and depth of flavors is undeniable when it comes to salsas. They all have a unique way to tell their own story. This…
Flavor and heat: Firstly, Let’s talk simple and delicious! yes, these are qualities even a spicy salsa macha recipe have. Anyone can make it and enjoy it at home. It is a very spicy one though, and a small amount can go a long way….
Everything tastes better in a molcajete because of all the natural oils released when the ingredients are crushed. A salsa made in a molcajete holds great value in the heart of people who love Mexican cuisine. My mother didn’t own a blender for a long time and she used a molcajete to make all her dishes. I still remember the aromas released into the back patio, where she made her dishes on a chimney made from clay. Believe me, it cannot get more authentic than this. If you feel inspired to purchase your own, congratulations. Just make sure you cure it before using it.
Pickled carrots are a tangy, crunchy, and slightly sweet snack or condiment made from carrots preserved in a flavorful brine.
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”!
This Mexican chopped salad is a vibrant and refreshing twist on traditional Mexican flavors, packed with bold ingredients and a hint of garlic. A well crafted salad is a game-changer, offering an array of flavors and textures, all tied together with a lime dressing that keeps everything hydrated and harmonious.
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.
This tacos al vapor recipe transports me back to the always bustling streets of Mexico, where the savory aromas of cooked meat, sizzling tortillas, and the constant presence of taco carts create the perfect dinner time symphony.
These beef taquitos dorados is a recipe that is packed with tender chuck roast and creamy Oaxaca cheese. In fact, they taste like quesatacos, but with an added crunch. Moreover, it is a recipe you can make in an instant pot to cut down in the cooking time. If you want to experience the rich flavors of Mexico, then these taquitos are here to help.
