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White rice cooked in water and then mixed with bell peppers, mayonnaise, onion, cheese and salsa picante. Great with traditional Mexican dishes such as tacos, enchiladas, chimichangas etc.
 

Mexican rice is rice cooked in chicken broth and butter, then mixed with fried onion, cumin and coriander. This dish is great as a side dish to many Maxican dishes such as chimichangas and enchiladas. You can adjust the heat of the rice by adding more or less jalapeno chiles.
 

Corn tortillas filled with a spiced ground beef mixture, fried until crispy, topped a homemade taco sauce and grated cheese and baked in the oven until the cheese is bubbly.
 

A recipe for the famous Mexican beef burritos, easy and fasr to make. Flour tortillas are filled with a beef mixture, avocado and salsa, baked in the oven, topped with cheese and baked again, until the cheese melts. Beef burritos make a great meal when served with Mexican fried rice, guacamole and sour cream.
 

A simple cheese enchiladas recipe, easy to do and great as a starter or main dish. Serve with guacamole sauce, sour cream, freshly chopped coriander and iceburg lettuce.
 

Refried beans is a typical Mexican condiment used to acompany many popular dishes such as enchiladas, burritos and chimichangas.
 

An original beef enchiladas recipe using, among other ingredients, tequila, red kidney beans and a homemade tomato sauce. Serve the enchiladas with sour cream, refried beans and a freshly made salsa.
 

Corn tortillas, fried or toasted and topped with refried beans, cheese, lettuce and salsa. The refried beans are made with cumin and a chipotle flavoured tabasco sauce which gives them a great smokey flavour. This is an extremely tasty Mexican dish that is very easy to make.
 

An original Mexican guacamole dip using Ancho chiles. Use with typical Mexican dishes such as fajitas or chimichangas.
 

Chili verde, literally meaning green chili, is a chili made with pork and tomatillos. Tomatillos are green tomatoes widely used in the Mexican cuisine. The chilli is cooked for about 4 hours until tender and can be served with rice, baked potatoes or tortillas.