Mexican

Enchilada Soup

Enchilada Soup

Get yourself all nice and warm with this hot Mexican soup! We’re leaving the task of spicing up the soup to you, so you’re free to add all those spicy jalapenos you can find in the kitchen. This enchilada soup comes with chicken, beans, a touch of sour cream, and it is flavored with a generous amount of cumin.

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Chorizo and Bean Bowl

Chorizo and Bean Bowl

So, you’re looking for a satisfying meal for lunch? Don’t shy away from this Mexican Chorizo and bean bowl. Beans with tomato sauce and spicy chili is a delicious meal on its own, but when paired with the smoky chorizo, and a drop of tequila, things get quite fiery.

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Hot Chorizo Mexican Pizza

Hot Chorizo Mexican Pizza

Hot is a staple of the Mexican cuisine, so if you want to make a Mexican pizza, be sure you add chilis. Also, top it with chorizo, red beans, sweet corn, and salsa. And spice it. You can double the ingredients for the dough, if you want, then use some of it later. That’s because your friends will surely ask for doubles.

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Tuna and Chickpea Taquitos

Tuna and Chickpea Wraps

The tortilla rolls can hide a truly delicious mixture in them. Make yours from firm-textured yet creamy canned chickpeas, crispy red onion and celery, refreshing Greek yogurt, and delicious tuna. Lettuce and juicy tomatoes can also find their place in your wraps. Give them a hint of dill flavor, too.

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Deep-Fried Corn Balls

Deep-Fried Corn Balls

Can’t find the perfect starter for your late summer party? We highly recommend some homemade corn balls. You can easily make them in under one hour, so they work great if you’re in a hurry, plus you don’t need to use that many ingredients. You can next serve them with your favorite Mexican dips – salsa and/or guacamole?

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Homemade Empanadas

Homemade Empanadas

Originally from the Spanish region of Galicia, empanadas are now viewed as a Latin-American treat. The name comes from the Spanish verb empanar, which means wrap in bread. You can make them with lots of fillings, but today we’ve decided to go for a classic filling, one with ground beef and tomato sauce.

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