anyonee?? and what kind of chicken? i want to try and make my own chicken quesadillas at home.
Tex Mex restaurants use customarily a mix of Cheddar, Mozzarella, and Monterrey Jack. Authentic Mexican use Oaxaca cheese or a mix of Oaxaca and Mozzarella.
anyonee?? and what kind of chicken? i want to try and make my own chicken quesadillas at home.
Tex Mex restaurants use customarily a mix of Cheddar, Mozzarella, and Monterrey Jack. Authentic Mexican use Oaxaca cheese or a mix of Oaxaca and Mozzarella.
At a Mexican restaurant, I love this dish of a chicken breast topped with some white cheese.. i’m assuming it’s NOT Mozzerella so i’m just wondering how Monterrey Jack cheese tastes and if it would make sense to eat these two together for a Mexican dish…
also, if i wanted to make this at home, how would season the chicken breast?
Jack and Mexican food are made for each other! Smooth melting cheese and spicy food! There is nothing better! There are hundreds of sites for recipes. Just google mexican food, chicken or recipes. You’ll have more than you know what to do with.
anybody have a recipe for mexican sauce i get it in take away but would like to make it myself its a creamy sauce
try this one..
Chicken with Mexican Charred Tomato Sauce
by James Peterson
You'll want to use two skillets for this recipe, as the skillet used to char the vegetables will need a good cleaning (and reseasoning, if cast iron) before it's used again. Chipotle chiles add a nice smoky heat to the sauce; if you can't find them, substitute a few dashes of your favorite hot sauce or chile paste. Serve this piquant chicken with lime wedges, chopped cilantro and chiles, and sour cream. Serves four.
ingredients
3 cloves garlic
1 small onion, quartered
3 to 4 large tomatoes (18 to 20 oz. total)
2 Tbs. butter or olive oil
4-lb. chicken, cut into 6 pieces (or 3-1/2 to 4 lb. chicken pieces)
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 tsp. finely chopped canned chipotle chile (about 1 small)
Leaves from 1/2 bunch cilantro (about 1 cup lightly packed), coarsely chopped
2 jalapeños, cored, seeded, and finely chopped
Lime wedges
1/2 cup sour cream
how to make
Heat a large cast-iron skillet, without any oil, on high heat. When the pan is very hot (about 3 to 4 min.; a drop of water will sizzle away instantly), put in the garlic, onion, and tomatoes. Stirring every few minutes, cook the onion and garlic until they brown on all sides and become fragrant, about 10 min. (The garlic may be removed earlier.) Move the tomatoes around with tongs until they blacken and most of the skin is blistered. Remove and reserve the vegetables.
Reduce the heat to medium and add the butter or oil to a new skillet that's just large enough to hold the chicken. Season the chicken with salt and pepper and cook in the skillet on the skin side to brown it and to render the fat from the skin, about 15 min. Turn the chicken over and cook on the bone side for about 5 min. Remove and reserve the chicken. Drain the fat from the pan.
Pull the skin off the tomatoes, remove the cores and stem, and cut the tomatoes in half crosswise; gently squeeze out their seeds. Put the garlic, onion, tomatoes, and chipotle chile in a blender and purée to a smooth sauce, about 2 min. (You should have about 1-1/4 cups sauce.) Pour the sauce back into a large skillet (it will just cover the bottom), and then add the chicken pieces back to the pan as well. Simmer the chicken gently in the sauce, covered, until cooked through, 25 to 30 min. Transfer the chicken to wide soup plates. Season the sauce with salt and spoon it over the chicken. Pass the cilantro, jalapeños, lime wedges, and sour cream in separate little bowls at the table for guests to sprinkle over the chicken
If you have a pressure cooker, use it and it will shred your chicken for you.
I like to chop and onion and garlic, and add salt, pepper, cumin, chili powder and cook it in chicken stock. (Alternately you could use Lawry's season salt–but it doesn't have enough chili powder or cumin).
mexican food is great however which is greater chicken or beef?
Being hispanic and eating mexican food almost everyday. Sometimes even crossing over to Mexico just to eat, i would have to say beef.
The way the beef is prepared is what makes it better than chicken in my opinion. has more mexican flavors.
but chicken is also good
In this episode of poorboys, Derek shows you how to make cheap salsa, mexican spice and some chicken tacos.
Duration : 0:20:51
I'm tired of making the same thing everyweek and am looking for something good and different for tonight…
http://www.texmextogo.com/Recipes_chicken.htm
http://mexican.betterrecipes.com/mexicanchickenrecipes.html
These website quite a few good recipes. Good luck!
i know it has red chillies.garlic chopped tomatoes
Is there any reason why you could not have found out yourself? All you had to do was type: "Mexican chicken soup with rice" into your favourite search engine and you would have found loads of webpages. I did, and I have all these valid webpages with that recipe. It's much quicker than typing the question in Yahoo Answers! There are 20 in my list, and the search results had even more. Good grief!! I don't know who to be angrier with – you for being bone idle or me for doing so much for a lazy stranger. Dios mio!!
Dave is cooking mexican style!