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Here is a recipe adapted from one that the great Tex-Mex scholar and restaurateur Robb Walsh serves at his El Real Tex-Mex restaurant in Houston You can find similar ones served all over South Texas, often served with rice and refried beans I think it’s an excellent side dish for a cookout of grilled chicken or pork, but you could also slide a few fried eggs over the top and call it breakfast, or don't and use vegetable stock or water, and call it a vegetarian supper
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Serve your turkey leftovers with a Mexican flair. Turkey pozole hominy soup seasoned with smokey chipotle chiles.
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This recipe for tacos al pastor is based on the Mexican classic: thin slices of roast pork topped with roasted pineapple, cilantro, and onion.
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Don’t let the one-hour prep time on these enchiladas scare you Use some leftover roast chicken, or buy a roast chicken at the market on the way home, and you’ll save at least 20 minutes, making the dish a terrific weeknight feed, alongside a green salad (At El Real Tex-Mex restaurant, in Houston, the great Tex-Mex scholar and restaurateur Robb Walsh serves his version with lightly smoked chicken, which if you can find or make is superb.) The salsa verde is dead simple to make and the rest is assembly — a task that grows markedly easier each time you do it.
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A great way to use the slightly sweet and spicy Hatch chiles, this enchilada pie is a fabulous comfort food.
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Anytime I make up some chicken breasts for whatever my dinner is that night, I always make sure to cook up a few extra so that they can be shredded and used for...
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The sweetness from the sweet potatoes is the perfect complement to the spicy chorizo inside these make-ahead breakfast burritos.
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These spicy quesadillas are filled with shrimp, onions, bell peppers, and melted Mexican cheese. Serve with cilantro and sour cream for a Mexican-inspired meal.