Recipes similar to Sangria

Chilaquiles are fried corn tortillas cooked in red or green salsa and served with cheese or other condiments. They are typically served for breakfast together with eggs, beans and nopalitos (a Mexican vegetable).
 

A healthy version of rice picante using onion, Salsa picante, chicken broth and tomatoes. It is easy to prepare and tasty.
 

A shrimp and bacon enchiladas recip, very easy to make and extremely delicious. Flour tortillas are filled with fried bacon and shrimp, salsa, avocado and cheese. They are then folded into an envelope and fried in vegetable oil. The chimichangas can be baked in the oven (if you would prefer a healthier version), but the taste of fried chimichangas is unique. You can serve the chimichangas with fresh salsa, sour cream, guacamole and Mexican fried rice.
 

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.
 

A great and easy to make guacamole dip, great for parties.
 

A non-alcoholic version of the Mexican drink, Sangria
 

Refried beans, cheese and salsa served on a warm bread roll. A simple, delicious Mexican dish, great as a starter.
 

This is a variation of the chicken enchiladas verde that uses over roasted tomato sauce instead of the tomatillo (Verde) sauce. This traditional Mexican recipe using flour tortillas, first fried in vegetable oil, then stuffed with cooked chicken, oven roasted tomato sauce and chili tomato sauce, rolled up, topped with more tomato sauce and cheese and baked for a few minutes in the oven. The roasted tomato sauce (recipe included) takes 6 to 8 hours to prepare but the result is worth the effort. You can make extra tomato sauce and refrigerate it.
 

This recipe is the pork version of the classic Mexican skirt steak fajitas dish. Instead of skirt steak, pork tenderloin is used. Serve this dish with guacamole, sour cream, mexican salsa and grated cheese.
 

This is the traditional recipe for the famous Mexican drink Margarita. Traditional Margarita is not served "frozen", as many of us know, but with a bit of crushed ice.