Carnitas originated in the state of Michoacán, Mexico and means “little meat.” The pork meat is slow cooked in lard until melt in your mouth tender. In this recipe we use an instant pot which does wonders. Pressure cooking drastically reduces the time it takes to cook them and infuses the meat with a TON of flavor.
Entomatadas are similar to enchiladas but the main ingredient here is tomatoes. This is one of those meals that have it all, inexpensive, easy to make and everyone loves them. The creativity thats goes into making this recipe is to admire because the outcome is outstanding with just a few ingredients. The lightly fried corn tortilla flavor indulged in a generous portion of a well seasoned tomato sauce will have you singing the entire meal. You will be making this recipe on repeat.
Cooking a fish soup recipe by the side of the river has to be up there as one of the most fulfilling activities one can experience. It is one of the most common and sought after activities in rural Mexico. Apart from it being so obviously delicious, its also comforting to have. In Mexico we take pride in presentation; first it needs to catch the eye and the rest is history. This soup meets every expectation as far as flavor, its a JOY to make! You will love it.
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.
Chicken and beef (steak) fajitas are a Mexican inspired dish that can be found in every Mexican restaurant and for a good reason; they are delicious! This dish is usually served with rice, beans, tortillas, and a salad. It’s such a flavorful recipe that works well as a main course; a great option if you want to enjoy Mexican inspired food! There is no going wrong with them and can easily be made at home. Enjoy!
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.
Make guacamole using a mortar and pestle in order to release natural oils. You know what they say! everything taste better in a molcajete.
