Mexican Night!
I actually don’t think I’ve had a hard taco shell since high school…early high school, so I was pretty excited when we decided to do Mexican Night. We got a package of tortillas, and another of the hard taco shell, and set up a Mexican Food assembly line.
Personally, I went for a taco and an enchilada type thing…really it was a taco, but I tried to roll it up instead of just folding in half:
We got some of the Smartchoice? Chikn Strips, which I sautéed in extra virgin olive oil with a sprinkle of cumin, cayenne, salt, and pepper. Once they were turning golden-brown, I turned the heat off. In another skillet, I sautéed some red bell pepper, onion, and jalapeno with salt, pepper, cumin, and chipotle seasoning. YUM!
The tacos (and enchiladas!) were a stacking process. They started with the Chik’n, peppers and onions, and then got toppings of shredded bibb lettuce, diced tomatoes, Spicy Vegetarian refried beans, and spinach-avocado dip. (All the avocados in the store were rock hard, and this was the closest they had to guacamole.) There was also salsa and shredded cheese, both of which I stayed away from this time around.
The only thing this was missing was a side of Spanish rice….next time…I’ll do it next time.
Selah.
Personally, I went for a taco and an enchilada type thing…really it was a taco, but I tried to roll it up instead of just folding in half:
We got some of the Smartchoice? Chikn Strips, which I sautéed in extra virgin olive oil with a sprinkle of cumin, cayenne, salt, and pepper. Once they were turning golden-brown, I turned the heat off. In another skillet, I sautéed some red bell pepper, onion, and jalapeno with salt, pepper, cumin, and chipotle seasoning. YUM!
The tacos (and enchiladas!) were a stacking process. They started with the Chik’n, peppers and onions, and then got toppings of shredded bibb lettuce, diced tomatoes, Spicy Vegetarian refried beans, and spinach-avocado dip. (All the avocados in the store were rock hard, and this was the closest they had to guacamole.) There was also salsa and shredded cheese, both of which I stayed away from this time around.
The only thing this was missing was a side of Spanish rice….next time…I’ll do it next time.
Selah.
4 Comments:
Oh my, those look delicious! I haven't tried Mexican food before because there are virtually no Mexican stalls here at my place... And I love spicy stuff! It's abundant here at my place. :)
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By kyh, At March 23, 2009 at 2:37 AM
tacos, yum!!!
By Virginia, At March 23, 2009 at 8:07 AM
Mmmm yum! It looks awesome. I love mexican food!
By Amy, At March 23, 2009 at 8:17 PM
I love tacos too. We make a sour cream alternative which is plain greek yogurt (you could use soy yogurt) mixed with some microplaned garlic and chili powder.
Nice blog!
By Amy, At March 25, 2009 at 5:13 PM
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