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by Natalie Wiser-Orozco and filed in Main Courses, Pork
This method for cooking baby back ribs will give you spectacular results every time! Perfect for Memorial Day celebrations!
by Patty and filed in Main Courses, Poultry
Healthy, easy to prepare, delicious and home-made!!! My kinda cooking.
by missdelish and filed in Main Courses, Pasta
A simple but delicious mix of black beans, ground turkey and a light and spicy tomato sauce.
by Stephanie { Eat. Drink. Love.} and filed in Main Courses, Sandwiches
An easy-to-make chicken bacon panini kicked up with spicy chipotle mayo!
by Joanna Meyer and filed in Main Courses
Shrimp with Honey Jalapeño Sauce is a lightly battered tempura shrimp that is paired with a drizzle of honey infused with garlic, onion and spicy jalapeños. Sweet, spicy, delightful.
Meredith is a Texas ranch girl who transitioned from a graphic designer to a full-time stay-at-home mom and full-fledged blogger. Her blog In Sock Monkey Slippers is full of mouthwatering recipes and beautiful photographs. Her daughter Mia, aka "feisty little bear," is the inspiration behind her blog. Go see her recipe box and try to resist dreaming about all the food you see there. (It just ain't possible.)
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mazdee on 9.6.2009
This looks wonderful. I will make it this week. I may add just a bit of vinegar, which my Mexican friend uses in her barbacoa (which is a whole lot more work than your recipe!) Thanks.
eechy on 9.20.2009
I made this for a tailgate party and it was amazing. I did cut the liquid by about half and used beef broth instead of chicken because it’s what I had. We piled it on corn tortillas w/ queso fresco, guac and a squeeze of lime and they were to die for. Thanks!
erinlyn on 9.26.2009
This was SO easy and delicious! It was awesome to come home to a house smelling of barbacoa, let me tell you. The flavors were great–subtle and complex. A really wonderful dish we’ll come back to again and again–I can’t recommend it enough!
jywhitney on 9.28.2009
My husband couldn’t wait for dinner–he tried this out of the slow cooker and had nothing but positive things to say! It is delicious. We just had it over rice with beans tonight, but he can’t wait to try the leftovers in a burrito later this week.
madi368 on 11.10.2009
I enjoyed making this recipe! The house smelled wonderful as it simmered and we will certainly be having this again. I put in slightly too much of the chipotle peppers so it certainly had some zing to it!
mssimplicity on 2.2.2010
We had this for dinner tonight. I used half of a can of peppers and it was way hot….be we liked it!
tlivgstn on 2.9.2010
Muy Bueno! I made this just as the recipe suggests except that I cooked it in the oven at 350 for nearly 3 hours. We really like spicy food so this was wonderful for us but if I were cooking for a crowd I would not use the whole can of chipotles. By the way, this would be a great dish for when you do have many to feed. I cooked a small roast and we ate it on tortillas the first night, enchiladas the next.
kelle28 on 3.19.2010
WOW!! Great stuff!! I didn’t change a thing…not too much on really hot spicy food…debated the whole can of chipolte…went for the whole can…it was perfect! Made a little nock off version of Chiplote’s cliantro lime flavored rice…presto…great homemade burritos!! Will make this one again!
allirice on 5.13.2010
Ok, so I made this for a pool party…great dish, so tasty. Buuut…WAYYY TOO SPICY!!! It was overwhelming. I luv spicy food, too. But, it wasn’t edible to some people at the party..some of the boys ate it but it was just disappointing that not everyone could have some. I would recommend using only half of the can, taste it after blended..then go from there.
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