Beef Caldo with Spinach
"A thick and delicious Mexican soup with beef, tomatoes, and potatoes that can be whatever you want it to be by adding even more of your favorite vegetables. A little hint…" - by Holly B.
"A thick and delicious Mexican soup with beef, tomatoes, and potatoes that can be whatever you want it to be by adding even more of your favorite vegetables. A little hint…" - by Holly B.
"Tender chunks of pork are seasoned, browned, and simmered with tomatillos, cilantro, and green chilies to make a rich, flavorful stew. Serve with Spanish rice and warm to…" - by PLATO712
"Pork and hominy simmer with roasted chiles and onions in a velvety red sauce in this version of the classic dish." - by Ken from CA
"Small pieces of flank steak are simmered with a tomatillo sauce and mixed with pinto beans and crispy crumbled bacon in this recipe from Guadalajara, Mexico." - by Tequila Pro!
"You'll need a meat grinder, either hand or electric, to make this homemade chorizo sausage brimming with spices. The sausage should rest overnight to develop its full fla…" - by James
"Carnitas means 'little meats' and is traditionally fried then braised. This recipe is made much easier using the slow cooker but the results are just as tasty. This makes…" - by Erin Parker
"This is a great recipe for authentic Mexican taqueria style carne asada tacos (beef tacos). These are served on the soft corn tortillas, unlike the American version of ta…" - by STANICKS
"This is an amazing shredded pork recipe similar to what you would eat in a rice bowl (or in an enchilada) at a Mexican restaurant. It is easy to prepare and simmers in a …" - by TORA.V
"I learned how to make these tacos while a man from Oaxaca, Mexico lived with my family. They are traditional Mexican tacos and one of the best things I know how to make." - by Lola
"Usually deep fried, chimichangas can also be oven-fried with less mess, fuss, and fat. Use the filling in burritos as well. You may also deep fry, if desired." - by VARISSUL
"A delicious Mexican dish of pork simmered in tomatillos and chiles." - by Clare