For several years now my followers have been requesting a chicken tamal in salsa verde from me. Why did I wait so long? I don't know! Lol! I prepare salsa verde at least every ten days and use it in several recipes. Enjoy chicken dishes often, but not always in salsa verde. The pairing is quite delicious. This is going to be a no-frills post! Chicken tamales are in high demand right now, lol! As much as I enjoy preparing my own masa using masa harina, if you have the opportunity to ...
Thanksgiving Sides
As much I enjoy a roasted turkey on Thanksgiving, it's the Thanksgiving sides that make the meal complete! Many of you requested a written recipe for the Green Bean Casserole, so I decided to put this ...
Roasted Poblano Seafood Chowder
Roasted poblano seafood chowder just in time for these chilly days! Are you a soup fan or a chowder fan? I enjoy both! A hot bowl of caldo de res, pozole or spicy menudo with all the garnish warms you ...
Picadillo en Caldillo. Ground Beef in a Tomato Broth
Picadillo en Caldillo. Ground beef in a tomato broth. There is nothing I do not love about that! A caldillo is most often prepared with tomato, broth or water and some spices. In the past I have ...
Albondigas en Caldillo de Jitomate- Meatballs in a Tomato Broth
Albondigas en caldillo translates to meatballs in tomato broth. I love recipes that are simple, easy and bonus, delicious! This is as simple as it gets. But in all honesty, my favorite Mexican dishes ...
Chile con Carne a Mi Estilo! My Style Beef Chili!
Chile con carne. Chili con carne. Chili! CARNE CON CHILE . It can get a bit confusing, but in the end, they are all delicious. I grew up with carne con chile rojo. No beans. I can't really remember ...
Chicken Tinga Tamales!
Chicken tinga tamales? Yes! And they are so delicious! We typically see tinga served on tostadas, but it is a delicious filling for any of your favorite Mexican dishes. Chicken tinga tamales are not a ...
Pork Ribs in Chile Pasilla with Cactus (Costillas de Puerco en Salsa con Nopalitos
I could not imagine my childhood without pork ribs. Not just any pork ribs, but the fall off the bone one cooked low and slow in a dried chile salsa. Of course, there was always homemade flour ...