Recipes similar to Peri Peri chicken

A simple, delicious cheese dip, great with tortillas chips or vegetable sticks.
 

Juicy sirloin steaks, marinated in a spicy chipotle chile sauce, grilled and served over a warm tortilla with sour cream, salsa and guacamole. A simple yet delicious Mexican dish.
 

Another classic chili con carne recipe that uses ground beef, the typical chili spices, tomatoes and red wine, among other ingredients. The chili is cooked slowly, for about 4 hours but the result is worth the wait. For a complete meal, serve this dish with fried rice,  tortillas or mashed potatoes.
 

Thin, tender beef steaks, grilled and topped with a garlic, onion and tomato mixture, green chiles and cheese. A simple, yet delicious Mexican or Tex-Mex dish that can be ready in as few as 20 minutes.
 

A simple, basic green chile sauce that uses roasted green chiles, garlic and onion. This sauce is first cooked, then processed in the blender. The result is a smooth, creamy sauce that is great with enchiladas.
 

Delicious and easy to make, sweet, sticky Peri Peri (also called piri piri) chicken wings, perfect as an appetizer.
 

Burritos are flour tortillas filled with chicken, bean, beef, cheese or any combination, topped with extra cheese and baked in the oven. In this burrito recipe, the tortillas are filled with a chicken, bean, cheese and tomato mixture. Burritos can be served topped with sour cream as an appetizer or as a main dish. You can increase the quantity of ingredients to make more burritos.
 

Kolaches is a type of pastry filled with different types of filling (sweet or savory), very popular in Texas. Originally, kolaches was a Czech sweet but it soon became popular in Southern Texas in sweet and savory versions. 

An authentic beef chili recipe using habenero chili peppers, tomatoes, onions, cumin and oregano, cocoa pwder and chili beans. The result is quite hot but extremely delicious!
 

A beef enchiladas recipe made with the typical ingredients, red chili sauce and cheese. The different with this recipe is that instead of rolling up the tortillas, they are stacked, one on top of the other, with beef in between. The enchiladas are assembled on individual, oven safe serving dishes and broiled until the cheese melts. Serve with letuce, sour cream, guacamole sauce or your favorite Mexican condiments. A recipe for a traditional red chili sauce is included.