In my many years in the kitchen, I stumbled upon this recipe in my experimentations with cooking for clients who wanted something “different.” The most important part of this recipe is the marinade. Once marinated, the chicken can be broiled, grilled, fried, or cooked any other way, depending on your dietary wishes/requirements. Best served with “Party Rice” (which I will post a recipe for later ;-)), this dish also goes well with baked potatoes or Penne tossed in garlic and olive oil.
What’s not to love, lobster, guacamole, salsa in a taco? Yum. This recipe is courtesy of Rubio’s Baja Grill.
Ready, Set, Cook! Hidden Valley Contest Entry. Transport yourself to Baja with these easy and delicious shrimp tacos!
I love these fish tacos. You can find them in many California areas. You can either order the fish grilled or fried and because I love deep fried food, it’s always fried fish for me when ordering or making them. Besides the spicy cabbage slaw I also like to top the whole thing with mounds of salsa and taco sauce. Goes great with Pacifico!
A quick and tasty one pot meal! The original recipe comes from the Pressured Cook and includes Sweet Potatoes, however I’ve found it very difficult to keep from over cooking the sweet potatoes so substituted red potatoes. Also made some other changes to the recipe to ‘kick it up a notch’. Total time includes marinading the pork chops.
