Hatch Chile Cheese Cornbread

Hatch Chile Cheese Cornbread brings together two Southwestern favorites: golden, tender cornbread and the smoky, earthy heat of roasted Hatch green chiles. Cornbread has deep roots in American cooking, tracing back to Native American…

Pumpkin Empanadas (Mini Hand Pies)

Pumpkin Empanadas, known in Mexico as empanadas de calabaza, are a beloved autumn and holiday treat. In many Mexican and Mexican-American homes, they’re baked during the cooler months, served at Día de los Muertos gatherings, enjoyed with…

Caldo De Pollo (Mexican Chicken Soup)

Caldo de Pollo is one of the most cherished comfort foods in Mexican homes, a warm, nourishing chicken soup that has been simmering in family kitchens for generations. Much like chicken noodle soup in the United States, it’s the dish…

Fresh Beans to eat with Pico de Gallo

This recipe celebrates the beauty of simple, honest cooking. Dried pinto beans are slowly simmered with garlic, olive oil and salt until they turn creamy and tender, soaking up flavor while creating their own rich, savory broth. Nothing is…

Jalapeño Salt

Jalapeño Salt is a simple homemade seasoning that captures the bright, grassy heat of fresh jalapeños in a shelf-stable, sprinkle-anywhere form. Flavored salts have a long history around the world, from the herb-infused salts of the…

Mexican Street Corn Salad

Mexican Street Corn Salad Ingredients Frozen corn: 20 oz, completely thawed and blotted dry with paper towels Avocado oil: 2 tablespoons (or another neutral oil that handles high heat) Scallions: ½ cup, thinly sliced (white and…

Creamy Paprika Steak Shells

Creamy Paprika Steak Shells is the kind of comforting, crowd-pleasing dinner that feels indulgent yet comes together in about 30 minutes. It draws inspiration from two beloved comfort-food traditions: the rich, cream-based pasta sauces of…

Cajun Corn On The Cob

Cajun Corn on the Cob is a bold, flavor-packed fusion of two beloved food traditions: Mexican elote, the creamy, cheesy grilled street corn sold by vendors across Mexico, and the smoky, spicy seasoning of Louisiana’s Cajun cooking. Cajun…

Colorado Pork Pozole Rojo

Colorado Pork Pozole Rojo is a rich, festive Mexican soup built on centuries of tradition. Despite its name, “Colorado” doesn’t refer to the U.S. state. In Spanish, colorado means “reddish” or “colored red,” and it describes the deep,…