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Horchata Ice Cream
The Mexican beverage in ice cream form is refreshing, comforting, and especially creamy.
Peanut Horchata Sorbet
This is a sorbet that tastes like it isn't, bursting with nutty, buttery, and spicy flavors. It's an easy recipe with a few important tricks. First, use real Ceylon cinnamon, called canela in Mexico. It's a big part of what makes horchata taste like horchata.
Arroz con Leche (Rice Pudding)
This arroz con leche is flavored with orange rind, cinnamon, and (optional but highly recommended!) dark rum; the scent is deep and sultry.
Orange Atole (Hot Mexican Corn Drink With Orange Zest)
Mexican atole, a hot drink made from corn, comes in a staggering variety of flavors, from sweet to savory, each one more delicious than the next. In this sweet one, the corn-flavored base, made from masa harina, is infused with orange zest for a warming, aromatic beverage that's perfect for winter.
DIY Rice Milk
While similar to the commercial options, this DIY recipe is not an exact replica of what's on grocery store shelves. If you're looking for a cost-saving option that you are free to flavor to suit your own preferences, however, this is a great way to go.
Champurrado (Mexican Hot Chocolate and Corn Drink)
Mexican atole, a hot drink made from corn, comes in a staggering variety of flavors, from sweet to savory, each one more delicious than the next. In this sweet one known as champurrado, the corn-flavored base, made from masa harina, is enriched with dark chocolate and cinnamon for a warming, aromatic beverage that's perfect for winter.
Orgeat
Orgeat (pronounced "or-zsa," like Zsa Zsa Gabor) is like liquid marzipan. While it's best known as a part of a good Mai Tai, this almond syrup is also an exotic substitute for simple syrup or grenadine in mixed drinks.
Phirni (Indian Rice Pudding)
A well made phirni will always highlight its star ingredient, rice, while the other delicious ingredients gently follow.
La Condesa's Alma Blanca
This playful fresh corn cocktail from La Condesa in Austin, Texas has a creamy texture and a creeping heat from the habanero-infused blanco tequila. It's their most popular signature drink.
Champurrado (Mexican Chocolate Atole)
Warm, rich, and luxuriously thick, champurrado is Mexican hot chocolate with an unexpected secret ingredient: corn masa.
The combination of blended and strained rice, almonds, and milk is at once rich and refreshing.
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A Big Mexican Fiesta That's Easy to Make
It's Mexican FIESTA TIME!!!! Gather your amigos and get ready for a feast with this EASY Mexican Fiesta menu! Tacos with your choice of fillings, sides, starters - the works!
Mexican Gorditas (Fried Stuffed Corn Cakes)
Once you eat a Mexican gordita, your life may never be the same again: Corn cakes made from masa dough are pan-fried to create a crisp exterior and a steamy, tender interior, then stuffed with any number of traditional fillings, from spicy beans, to fresh white cheese and tender shredded meats.
Chilaquiles With Pepitas, Charred Corn, and Black Beans
Chilaquiles are a classic Mexican breakfast dish that can be pretty aptly described as a fried tortilla casserole. Crisp chips are soaked in salsa (in this case a bright and tangy salsa verde made from tomatillos—charred to add some bitter,...
Brazo de Reina From 'Yucatán'
Brazo de reina is a large tamal filled with hardboiled eggs and served in generous slices. The name translates to "Queen's arm," which does little to describe the delightful complexity of the dish. David Sterling's recipe may be time-consuming, but what emerges at the end of the process is a glorious representation of the flavors of the Yucatán.
"Mexican Street Corn" Soup
Sweet, savory, and loaded with flavor, this soup, inspired by the flavors of Mexican Street Corn, is a delicious way to serve summer corn.
Chicken Burritos Mojados (Mexican Flag Wet Burritos)
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Enfrijoladas (Corn Tortillas in Black Bean Sauce)
This Mexican classic features corn tortillas smothered in a velvety bean sauce, topped with crumbled cheese and onions.
Baked Chile Rellenos with Corn and Crema
The smoky charred chiles were the perfect vessel for the filling, adding just enough spice to make your lips tingle. Instead of heavy and fatty, the corn adds natural sweetness to balance out the dairy. All told, if you're looking for an intro chile relleno recipe, this is an excellent place to start.
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.
Tacos Adobado
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