Puerto Vallarta Pie
The tingling taste of the Margarita is translated into a pie as refreshing as the drink itself! Originally from a June 1978 issue of Bon Apetit.
Espuma De Chocolate (Milk Chocolate Gelatin)
I stole this recipe from a publication called Gelatinas, put out by a company who sell gelatin in Mexico. Since I’m a total chocoholic I had to try it. It came out quite nicely, if you love milk chocolate. I’m going to fiddle with it to make it more like dark chocolate, but in the meantime need to post this to be the base for future experimentation. The molds were OK, but next time I would pour it into pretty glasses, top it with more cocoa powder.
Hungarian Kifli (Christmas Cookies) With Dates
I woke up a few mornings ago thinking about a special Christmas cookie we used to make using my Hungarian grandmother’s recipe. I could remember the cookie, but not the name. Thanks to Facebook (who knew a friend in Cabo had a friend in Hungary!) I got the name but an internet search didn’t come up with something exactly like I remembered. I took the closest, which used raisins, and came up with this which is EXACTLY as I remembered, but much easier. NOTE: if you like the filling you might want to make about 1.3 times the amount to overstuff your Kifli. If there’s any left over roll it into balls, cover with sugar and call it a truffle. Hope someone out there enjoys this!
Johnny Jalapeno’s Tijuana Ice Cream (With Variations)
Named after the wild and crazy town of Tijuana, this ice cream made with fruit, Jalapenos, and Tequila is just as wild! Includes directions for classic or custard style. This recipe also includes 2 variations for serving suggestions of fried ice cream burritos or ice cream balls (fried or no). Choose whichever works best for your cooking style/taste buds.
BAJa Cookies
Make and share this BAJa Cookies recipe from Food.com.
