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Carne Asada simply means grilled meat. Layered on a corn tortilla, with the freshest of toppings. San Diego is given credit for thinking of piling Carne Asada on French Fries, with the usual Mexican style toppings – Pico de Gallo, Guacamole, Grated Cheese/Cojita, Jalapeño Crema, …
Chili Con Carne means “Meat with Beans” in Spanish, and “Spicy Beef Stew” in Mexican. (Although most likely more Southern States than Mexican). “Chili” for short, was a staple growing up, comfort food and still is today. Serve with any toppings you prefer: grated cheese, …
Bursting with fresh herbs, this dip goes really well with Fish/Shrimp Tacos or Lime Pork Skewers. We also serve it with Pico de Gallo and Tortilla Chips for a light snack.
Guacamole, prior to the 16th Century was made purely from avocado. It was only a matter of time before the bright flavors in Pico de Gallo appeared with the avocado in Guacamole.
Pico de Gallo is a traditional dish and staple in Latin homes and restaurants around the world. It’s eaten alone or as a topping for countless Mexican dishes. Authentic Pico must have tomatoes, green peppers, onions, cilantro and lime.