This is the perfect recipe for those who love the flavors of a classic Cuban pork roast but are cooking in small quantities. Typical of Cuban fare, these are full of tropical flavors but not spicy. The garlic and lime pair beautifully in a fragrant marinade. Though you can marinade as briefly as an hour, for best results let the pork soak up to 6-8 hours. (Don’t marinade overnight as the citrus cooks the pork over longer periods). Serve these with my Almost Fried Plantains #134349 for a delightful healthy meal.
YOU WILL LOVE this Healthy, Low Fat, High Fiber, Vegetarian, Easy to make, And TASTE SO GOOD Recipe. IT got me into the Pillsbury Bake-Off as a Top-100 finalist!! You can also see and vote for this recipe at http://www.pillsbury.com/Bakeoff/AFR/finalist_recipes.asp?tab=6 Be assured–I got approval from Pillsbury prior to submitting and promoting this recipe!! 🙂 Pillsbury describes the recipe as “Traditional enchiladas take a healthful vegetarian twist in a sassy dish filled with fruity flavors” ENJOY!!
Entered for safe-keeping, this is a little spicier than other Tijuana Torte recipe on food.com. Found in California Sizzles. Should still be kid-friendly if you use mild salsa and canned diced green chiles, depending on your child’s palate.
Make and share this Tijuana Train Wreck recipe from Food.com.
The most fiendishly addictive snack mix I’ve ever had! You can pump up the red pepper if you like; I like it just like this, however. And, you can “mix up” the nuts a bit, but I like those salty Spanish peanuts and some almonds, perhaps even Smokehouse almonds. Make a big batch for your next party; you can’t stop eating it!
