We make good use of cilantro in our recipes,from dipsto dressings to main courses.
Cilantro’s vibrant, green color stands out when used as a finishing touch or garnish.
Discover the refreshing taste of cilantro in these recipeswe guarantee you’ll love it!
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Serve with lime wedges and white rice for a balanced summer meal.
Fresh cilantro is added to the soup and also used to garnish.
This recipe is vegetarian but feel free to add chicken, ground beef, or pork.
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Creamy, savory, garlicky, and spicy, there’s nothing not to love.
Dip with tortilla chips, baby carrots, cucumbers, or crudites.
This can also double as a salad dressing.
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It’s worth a try.
It’s best when served with warm tortillas and garnished with cilantro.
Guacamole
No guacamole is complete without a little bit of cilantro.
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If you like a little heat, add extra chiles and crushed red pepper.
It won’t be complete without avocado, tortilla chips, and ourhomemade cornbread.
Don’t forget to garnish with cilantro, and add extra shredded cheese and sour cream on top.
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Taco Dip
This will be your new favorite way to enjoy tacos.
Serve with a basket of tortilla chips, of course.
Easy Catfish Tacos With Slaw
No fish taco is complete without cilantro.
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This sweet and spicy salad is the perfect side dish for any summer main.
Vegetarian Skillet Chili
This might be the fastest chili you’ll ever make.
Green enchilada sauce and one poblano chile give this soup a serious boost of flavor.
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Bite-sized mini tacos make the perfect appetizer for any gathering and they’re easy to prepare.
We serve these with our simple lime-and-herb sour cream mixture for dipping.
They will vanish from the table within minutes.
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Jalapeno, radish, lime, cilantro, and avocado all make for great toppings.
This combination of pineapple, jalapeno, cabbage, and chiles comes together in under 25 minutes.
you’re able to make them right at home in under 40 minutes.
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They’re not complete without our homemade buttermilk avocado crema for dipping.
Feel free to add a side of guacamole, salsa, and/or pico de Gallo.
Try it with tortilla chips, paired with a quesadilla, atop nachos, or mixed into eggs.
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The leftover beans can be used to make tostadas the next day.
Cotija cheese, cilantro, and tajin sit on top of this bed of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Make use of fresh zucchini while it’s still in season and grill these fresh summer kebabs.
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Instant Pot White Chicken Chili
A good chili shouldn’t have to take hours to cook.
Jalapeno poppers are delicious but this dip takes it to a whole other level.
This creamy, spicy, cheesy dip is the perfect topper for chips, crackers, or mini toasts.
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Veggies can work too!
A layer of crunchy cabbage slaw pulls it all together.
It’s not your traditional sandwich, but it sure is delicious.
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Austin Diner-Style Queso
Everyone needs to learn how to make queso at home.
We make ours a little spicy by adding a variety of chopped chiles.
Walking Tacos
You might recognize these walking tacos from food stands at baseball or football games.
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If you ever got the chance to try one, you know how good they are.
Versions of walking tacos can also be found on the streets of Mexico.
This is a fun, build-your-own dinner that the whole family will love.
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What else could you want in a casserole?
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