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"Summer Ceviche"


Prepare 5 min, 6 hours of chilling time

Cook no cooking required

Serves 4


Ing:

1Lb (450gr) of Salmon, Red Snapper or Sole Fillets skinned and cut into small stripes or slices

Juice of 3 limes

1L of our famous SALSA

1 Tbsp Extra Virgin Olive Oil

2Tbsp Valentina Hot Sauce

1 Avocado, cubed (optional)

Salt & Pepper


Garnish: 1 lime cut into wedges

Serving Suggestions: Ceviche Tostadas


Method:


Place the fish in a non-metallic dish and pour over the lime juice, let it chill in the fridge for about 6 hours.  Stir occasionally to ensure that the fish is well coated in the marinade, it is ready when the fish turns opaque.


Remove from the fridge and drain completely, season with salt and pepper.


In a separate large container empty the 1L Salsa, add the olive oil, the Valentina Hot Sauce (if you want to make it hotter just add more sauce) and the optional avocado.  take the seasoned fish and mix it all together gently.


You can serve it in a large bowl and place it on your table or serve each person a portion. Place the tostadas readily available to layer some Ceviche on top.



"Chicken, Avocado & Chipotle Soup"


This soup evolved from food stalls that line the streets of Tlalpan, a  

suburb of Mexico City, there are many varieties to what is sometimes  

called "Caldo Tlalpeño", this being one of the easiest and fastest to  

prepare.  Enjoy!


Prepare 10 min.

Cook 5 min.

Serves 4


Ing:

6 1/2 cups chicken stock

2-3 garlic cloves, very finely chopped

1-2 dried chipotle chilies, cut into thin strips

1 avocado

lime juice

3-5 scallions, thinly sliced

12-14oz (350-400gr) cooked chicken breast, cut into shreds or thin  

strips

2 Tbsp chopped fresh cilantro


Garnish: 1 lime cut into wedges, thin tortilla chip strips (will be  

available at the store this month)



Method:


Pour the stock into a large, heavy-bottom pan with the garlic and  

chillies and bring to a boil.


Meanwhile cut the avocado in half lengthwise and twist the 2 halves in  

opposite directions to separate.  Stab the pit with the point of a  

sharp knife and lift out.  Carefully peel off the skin, dice the  

flesh, and toss in the lime juice to prevent discoloration.


Arrange the scallions, chicken, avocado (lime juice too) and cilantro  

in the base of 4 soup bowls or in a large serving bowl.


Ladle hot stock over and serve with lime wedges and a handful of  

tortilla chip strips.

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Traditional Mexican Corn on the Cob “Elotes”


Prepare 20min to cook the corn, 5min to prepare

Cook no cooking required

Serves 6


Ing:

6 fresh Corn on the Cob

3 Pairs of chopsticks

300ml Crema

125ml Mayo (you can substitute with your Chipotle Mayo to give them a little umph!)

300gr Cotija Cheese (grated)

1 Bottle of Tajìn® Powder Salsa


Method:


The best way to cook corn for this, is to boil it, however if you are having a BBQ and you want to include it to your menu, you can wrap the cobs in aluminum foil and grill them.

Once coked, remove them from the boiling water, or the foil.  Insert one chopstick into each of the cobs, you will now have an easy way to handle your cob as you spread it.  Set them aside.


In a bowl, mix the Crema and the Mayo.  Make sure you have the other ingredients ready to use as well and close by.


Using a spatula spread one cob at a time with the Cream and Mayo mixture, sprinkle the cheese and Tajìn® Powder Salsa (use to taste, depending on your heat tolerance)

Gourmet Tequi-Lime Salmon with Mango Salsa


Prepare 15 min,1-2 hours to marinate fish

Cooking time 4-5 minutes each fillet

Serves 4


Ing:

4-5oz. Salmon Filets (can be substituted with Halibut)

1/2 cup Tequi-Lime® Gourmet Sauce

1 Fresh Mango

1L  of our Famous SALSA

1Tbsp Olive Oil

Salt & Pepper to taste


Serving Suggestions: White Rice Pilaf or Roasted Potatoes.


Method:


Place the filets in a deep container and pour over the 1/2 cup of Tequi-Lime® Gourmet Sauce

and place in the fridge for 1-2 hours (the longer the stronger the flavour will be).


About 20 minutes before starting to grill your fish take your mango, peel it and cube it.  In a bowl pour the Salsa, the Olive Oil and the mango, add salt & pepper to taste, mix well.  Keep it at room temperature.


When ready to cook, make sure your pan is on high heat and take your fillets (discard marinade) and sprinkle with a little bit of salt & pepper and place them SKIN UP on the pan, add a bit more Tequi-Lime® Gourmet Sauce and cook for about 4 minutes, flip over and finish grilling, remember not to overcook your fish, salmon should always be served medium-rare.


Serve with roasted potatoes or rice pilaf and top your fish with the Mango Salsa.