There’s nothing quite like the refreshing, tangy taste of ceviche on a warm Southern California day. Ceviche, which originated in Latin America, is a perfect blend of fresh seafood and zesty citrus. The combination of sunny weather, vibrant produce, and coastal influence makes it a staple in my kitchen. One of my favorite ways to […]
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Mark your calendars because June 13th is National Chamoy Day! We’re celebrating with this homemade chamoy recipe! Don’t groan! It’s ridiculously easy: you boil some ingredients and then puree them. Chamoy is a sauce, or condiment, that is sweet, spicy, tangy, sour and salty. It hits every taste bud! The consistency of chamoy can be […]
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You must be hungry. Are you looking for a recipe that packs a punch at dinnertime? Then let’s talk Taquitos with Morita salsa. This recipe combines crispy, golden chicken taquitos drizzled (or smothered) in spicy, smoky Salsa Morita that will leave your toes tingling. This recipe makes enough for about 18 taquitos, so it’s perfect […]
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What are Morita Chiles? Morita chiles are dried, smoked jalapeños with a slightly fruitier taste. They add a wonderful depth of flavor and a kick of heat to salsa, pairing perfectly with crispy tortilla chips or taquitos. The Role of Dried Chiles in Salsa Do you need both dried chiles? Not necessarily, but each brings […]
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This sauce strikes the perfect balance between sweet and spicy, making it a versatile companion for pork, chicken, or fish. Crafted with simplicity in mind, it requires just a handful of ingredients and easy steps, ensuring that even the busiest cooks can enjoy its flavorful goodness in no time. What are Guajillo chilies? In their […]
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Sometimes I am just amazed at how the simplest ingredients come together so quickly to make such a delicious dish. That’s how I feel about Chuletas de Puerco en Salsa Tomate. The thinly sliced pork chops are first seared and browned and later bathed in a spicy tomato salsa. The tomato salsa is basic – […]
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This is our simple, yet flavorful recipe for al pastor. The traditional trompo is fantastic but if you don’t have one handy, you can grill, roast or pan fry for that same sweet, tangy, smoky goodness that you’d expect from al pastor tacos. With that in mind, I replaced the traditional orange juice for pineapple […]
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