Grilled Chili-Cheese Spread Sandwiches

If you love pimento cheese, try this spiced up jalapeño and poblano pepper version.

Grilled Corn With Chile Lime Butter

Slather some grilled ears of corn in a chile-lime butter, and you'll create an excellent play between spicy and sweet that brings already delicious grilled corn to a whole new level.

Grilled Mexican Corn with Chipotle Adobo Sauce

This Grilled Mexican Corn is the best corn I have ever had in my life. Chargrilled (or cooked on stovetop) then slathered in a chipotle adobo mayo and coated with parmesan. Hardly even a recipe, this will change the way you look at grilled corn I promise!

Grilled Corn Relish

I loved how this all came together. The first taste was of sweet and tangy corn, but the sweetness slowly fades, giving way to the heat from the jalapeno and an earthiness from the chili powder and cumin. The "relish" can double as a dip for tortilla chips, salad topping, or taco condiment—it'll add excellent flavor to whatever it touches.

Grilled Corn With Spicy Chili Mayo, Coconut, and Fish Sauce

Grilled corn tossed with a spicy chili mayo spiked with fish sauce, coated in toasted coconut, and served with a sprinkle of cilantro and lime.

Grilled Corn With Spicy Miso Butter

A slather of spicy miso butter injects a great salty heat into a tried and true backyard staple—grilled corn.

Charred Corn and Zucchini Tacos

Sweet and smoky charred corn gets zesty with a sprinkle of Cotija cheese, a drizzle of Mexican cream, and the juice of a few lime wedges placed on the side.

Elotes (Grilled Mexican Street Corn)

Slathered with cheese, mayo, chile, garlic, cilantro, and lime, Mexican elote is one of the best ways to serve grilled corn. Try this easy recipe.

Grill-Baked Skillet Cornbread

This cornbread achieves a wonderfully smoky and charred flavor by toasting the cornmeal, charring the corn and poblano pepper, and baking on the grill.

Cemita Grilled Cheese Sandwich

A grilled cheese inspired by cemitas—the Puebla, Mexico sandwich specialty. Stringy Oaxacan cheese surrounds a spicy, creamy mash of avocado and chipotles in adobo, while a layer of whole papalo leaves add an herbal pop. This sandwich may not have the meat or the classic cemita roll, but it still manages to capture the bold, fiery flavors of the original.