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Beef Enchiladas…

May 5, 2011
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In honor of Cinco de Mayo, Let me introduce you to my : Beef Enchiladas, Mexican Rice, Refried Black Eyed Peas, and Chips and Salsa!!!

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First, I must give complete credit where credit is due too… there is a kindred blogger out there and she doesn’t even know it . Maybe it is because we both adore Mexican Food Tex-Mex and have moved away from our home, the great country state of Texas! Anyway, she has a wonderful blog called, Homesick Texan, and shares some wonderful recipes, pictures, and stories! 

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Unfortunately for me, I did not have quite a few of the ingredients called for, but with an ambitious heart and determined spirit I gave it my all. I followed each of her recipes as best as I was able and added a slight addition myself:. I simply blended some Greek yogurt, half and avocado, a couple of jared jalapenos, some lime juice, and salt and pepper! It. was. fantastically. wonderful! 


Actually, considering that I was missing the most beloved ingredient,, I think things turned out as good as can be expected living in a foreign land where no other ethnic cuisine is offered outside of the most major cities. 

As a Texan though, I must admit this was definitely more Greek-Mex than anything I have ever tasted. Practically just a tease of what I know to be the real, authentic Mexican food AND the also beloved Tex-Mex versions from each beloved city of: 

Short and sweet, it was a experience to make homemade enchiladas in Greece, but I think I will stick to only fajitas, quesadillas, and salsa while living abroad! 

I hope you ate/drank more than your share of Mexican food and margaritas for us today! 

Kali Orexi

 
 
 

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