Mexican Food

This is a wonderful recipe for some fast, healthy, easy-to-make, delectable, red chili!

If you want to tackle making your own authentic Texas chili recipe, remember the key to this delicious chili is the beef. This recipe includes lamb shank and sausage that gives it the perfect, smoky flavor your friends are sure to enjoy. For an even spicier version of Texas chili, throw jalapenos, paprika and Tabasco in it.

Mexican empanada recipes are often meat-based, but the following recipes will please your sweet tooth. Using specialty items such as phyllo pastry makes this dessert a snap.

Chili recipes come in many shapes and sizes. Don't be shocked to find a white chicken chili recipe loaded with white beans as opposed to the traditional tomato-based chili. Try a homemade spicy white chicken chili recipe that's perfect for the slow cooker. 

You can easily master plenty of enchilada recipes. Filling options include cheese, veggies, ground or shredded beef, or chicken.

It's all about the seasonings when it comes to making a delicious ground beef taco recipe. Here's a basic recipe, plus suggestions for spicing it up.

Fish tacos have become popular lately, since fish is an important element of a healthy diet. Just use any firm white fish, and add some other tasty taco ingredients to create the fish taco recipe of your dreams.

While you may enjoy the occasional can of chili con carne, you can create an even better version from scratch. But there is one rule you must follow, or you'll ruin this dish.

Vegetarians can enjoy Tex-Mex, too, with a deliciously simple cheese enchilada recipe. You can experiment with stuffing your enchilada with different types of cheeses.

If you're looking to perfect a few authentic Mexican dishes, you must have a recipe for chicken enchiladas in your arsenal.

Traditional Mexican food recipes start with the spicy, bold tastes that can be found only in the pepper patch. A special kick goes hand in hand with Mexican food, which keeps bringing people coming back for more.

If you want to make authentic Mexican enchiladas, you'll have to whip up a batch of homemade enchilada sauce. This recipe shows you how.

The best part about making Mexican food is that you can get as creative as you want, especially with your taco recipes. You can switch up the type of tacos, fillers or toppings for yourself.

Behind all authentic Mexican rice recipes stand several great aromas, including the spicy and robust smells of all sorts of peppers, and also spices such as cumin and cilantro.

If you want to make an authentic Mexican meal for family and friends, be sure to include beef enchiladas. This recipe calls for canned enchilada sauce, but if you have extra time, you can amp up the flavor with your own.

Mole sauce is generally associated with Mexican cuisine. Because any number of Mexican sauces can be considered mole, it covers a wide area, but we have a recipe for red mole for you.

Tamale recipes are among the most traditional of all Mexican recipes. They feature three layers: A filling, a shell of dough and a corn husk wrapper. With the corn husk, the tamale always stands out.

For a simple no bean chili recipe, stick to the basics. Use key ingredients like beef, tomatoes and chili powder. This is a perfect topper for hamburgers or baked potatoes. You can easily store the chili or freeze it for later use as well. 

When making any refried beans recipe, it's important to know what refried beans really are. These beans are actually fried only once, when the soft beans are mashed into a little bit of lard or bacon fat.