Lets Cook Mexican
I have to confess that it hasn’t been long since I discover this recipe, it was because of my good friend Claudia that I heard about Molletes, according to her, they are very popular in Mexico City and when I made the recipe I found out why. Continue reading “Molletes (Mexican Beans on Toast)”
Today’s recipe is a favourite of mine and my hubby! He usually doesn’t like courgettes Mexican style, which I love, but he likes soups, so I came with the amazing idea of doing create something that we both like and this is how this creamy soup came along! It is great for children as well, my two little pollitos love it very much and to let people know what they are eating, I garnish the soup with proper Mexican style courgettes and some yummy feta. Continue reading “Crema de Calabacitas a la Mexicana (Mexican Style Courgettes Cream)”
Hello lovely people!
I know, I know! I haven’t been around very much lately, but tbh, I have a lot of work these days that I hardly have time to cook for my blog and post recipes, so apologies and I hope that you haven’t miss me much.
Today I made a very healthy recipe for a quick lunch or a nice weekend breaky, my dad used to be a fan of omelettes and he used to made them quite a lot, his favourite one was cheese and ham omelette, so today I just thought of sharing with you one of my favourite omelette fillings, Acelgas, chard in english. Chard is one of those vegetables that it seems that is not very popular, but in my family my dad used to always cook chard and I used to hate it, but not now, these days my children hate it, but I make them eat it, just like my parents did to me.
This is a very delicious recipe and it is very special for me as it reminds me to those days that my dad was around, always cooking delicious things.
Makes 2 omelettes
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Method
Listo!
Provecho!
I am so happy to share this recipe with you today and although it is an easy recipe, it is special to me because the main ingredient of the recipe, potatoes, were grown in my garden and today we dug them out, so the recipe tastied even better. Continue reading “Papas a la Jardinera (Jardinera Potatoes)”
Tuesday! Perfect excuse to make some tacos as it is Taco Tuesday. I don’t know who came with that idea but the hashtag #tacotuesday has become so famous, it is one of my favourite tags, but to be honest, I can’t wait to Tuesday, I could eat tacos any time, any day and with anything, well almost with anything, because I have to confess that I do not like tongue tacos. Continue reading “Tacos de Col Rizada (Kale Tacos)”
Such a nice weather in London, it seems that spring is almost here and that makes me so excited, I love spring because London is beautiful during this season, lots of flowers everywhere, lots of sunshine and also it means that summer is almost here! Continue reading “Tacos Vegetarianos (Vegetarian Tacos)”
Good morning! A new week! Wow the time is flying, we are now in February, soon it will be spring.
As you probably know, if you have been reading my posts, today in my house is beans cooking day, I always cook beans every Monday and freeze them so I can use them through out the week. So today I cooked black beans, you can find the frijoles de la olla recipe here in my blog, so you, as me, can have beans for a week. Continue reading “Sopa Conde (Black Bean Soup)”
Mondays! Well for me, Mondays err! are a kind of struggle, after a long and busy weekend I usually have problems to wake up in the morning, so I try to find an easy recipe to make and today was one of those Mondays when I just couldn’t wake up, we almost arrived late for school, luckily my children woke me up and we rushed to get ready. So for lunch I really needed something comforting to make me feel energised and this broth is just so good and full of yummy vegetables. Continue reading “Caldo Tlalpeño Vegetariano (Vegetarian Tlalpeño Broth)”
Quesadillas are everybody’s favourite, I guess that they are so easy to make and taste delicious, it is one of those “antojitos” that I would just eat over and over again and I won’t get tired of it. There are so many ways to fill a quesadilla. Today I am sharing with you a quick recipe, I am making a a mushroom and tomatillo filling, so I hope you like it. Continue reading “Quesadillas de Champiñones y Tomatillo) (Mushroom and Tomatillo Quesadillas)”
I think just a few recipes in Mexico could describe the richness in traditions of our Mexican gastronomy and Chiles en Nogada is one of those dishes; full of history.
The history of the creation of Chiles en Nogada goes back to August 1821 when the sister of Santa Monica Convent in Puebla wanted to welcome Agustin de Iturbide. They collected some of the ingredients that were in season during the month of August and they came out with this recipe. The colours of the ingredients on it are related to the colours of the Mexican flag, the Poblano pepper is the green colour, the Nogada sauce is the white and the pomegranate seeds are the red, making it the most patriotic dish to celebrate Mexican independence. Continue reading “Chiles en Nogada Vegetarianos (Vegetarian Chiles en Nogada)”