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09/11/2012
You won't find beans or tomatoes in a true Texan chili con carne—just tender cubes of beef and pork, fiery chiles, and plenty of garlic, onion, oregano, and cumin for flavor.
Issue #150
12/21/2011
Corn or flour tortillas that are deep-fried until they puff are a specialty of San Antonio's Tex-Mex cuisine. This recipe for puffy tacos filled with spicy chicken and guacamole comes from Rolando's Super Tacos.
Issue #144
12/21/2011
The recipe for this spicy, cheese-topped meat loaf comes from home cook Matt Gibbs of Houston, Texas.
Issue #144
10/26/2012
Classic Tex-Mex enchiladas are just corn tortillas dipped in red chile sauce, rolled around shredded Monterey Jack, baked with more sauce and cheese on top, and scattered with chopped onions.
Issue #58
05/29/2012
These sweet and spicy fish tacos, filled with grilled snapper, pair perfectly with Ommegang Witte, a crisp and refreshing Belgian-style wheat ale.
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04/06/2012
This gooey, peppery pound cake topped with caramelized pineapple has a hint of the tropics.
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04/06/2012
This citrusy margarita from chefs Mary Sue Milliken and Susan Feniger is brightened with a hint of refreshing mint.
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04/06/2012
Inspired by the street foods of coastal city Ensenada, this tostada is a perfect combination of citrus, spicy chiles, and fresh seafood. This recipe was developed by Border Grill Las Vegas Executive Chef Mike Minor.
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02/22/2012
Spicy, cheesy, and full of heart, nothing warms our bellies and souls during the doldrums of winter more than Tex-Mex cuisine.
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01/31/2012
Like any other food-oriented holiday, there are certain Super Bowl Sunday traditions that demand to be observed. Wings, pizza, and beer are must-haves, but instead of ordering in, we've got recipes that will take you through all four quarters of snacking and cheering.
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01/30/2012
This simple salsa balances the sweetness of blood orange with lime, jalapeño, and avocado.
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