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	San Antone Black Bean Salad by Amos Miller With friends and family living in the great state of Texas, my frequent visits have always meant new flavor profiles to experience, new ways to express myself in the kitchen and when I am invited out and asked to 'bring something to pass'. I developed the following recipe to assure that I would seldom have to carry home any…	9 votes 5 reviews 9 comments 20726 views
	Romaine Salad with Lemon-Parmesan Dressing by Nancy Miyasaki A simple but fantastic salad with a very nice dressing. Oil-packed sun-dried tomatoes add depth and flavor to this salad. We all really enjoyed this. Another amazing dish from my good friend Marci Chan!	4 votes 1 review 5850 views
	Lime-cilantro coleslaw by Nancy Miyasaki This is a great, light side dish. And it's probably the easiest dish you can possibly make! Perfect with enchiladas or my chicken chilaquiles recipe. A summer treat!	3 votes 1 comment 10470 views
	Tex Mex Guacamole with Serrano & Jalapeno Peppers by Wendi Taylor A delicious treat that can be served as a topping for tacos or taco salad, a dip for corn chips, a spread for tortillas or pita bread, or on a bed of shredded lettuce as a salad in itself.	2 votes 1 review 6506 views
	Handmade Guacamole by Denise Romeo It wouldn't be "Taco Night" without homemade guacamole. I use copious amounts of cilantro in my recipe. I hope you like it as much as we do!	2 votes 2611 views
	Balsamic Dressing by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY Balsamic Dressing	2 votes 2532 views
	pickled tomato by CHEF ASHRAF ABD ALEEM ELKHARBOTLY pickled tomato	2 votes 2764 views
	Mom's No-Fail guacamole by Bria Sinnott This version of guacamole uses corn for some sweet crunch and black olive for some great saltiness. It is requested at every get-together in our family! Thanks Mom!	2 votes 1590 views
	Guacamole by Frank Fariello I spend a lot of time on my blog in wistful remembrances of the delicious fruits and vegetables that I used to enjoy in Italy and, conversely, moaning about the lack of flavor of much of the produce you are likely to find here in the US. But there are times when the New World outdoes the Old. One example is the avocado which remains…	1 vote 2724 views
	Sweet And Simple "No-Cook" Carrot Salad For A Hot Summer Lunch by kathy gori When I named my website The Colors of Indian Cooking I was thinking about the colors of the many, many spices used in this cuisine, from the gold of turmeric, the deep crimson of kashmiri chili, the sable browns of cumin and coriander and the vivid…	1 vote 1 comment 3552 views
	Hawaiian Crest Salsa by Smokinhotchef I came up with this recipe at the spur of the moment to accompany the shrimp recipe I was preparing for a late lunch get-together with several of my sisters and my brother Ken. I had just visited the supermarket, so I had lots of fresh ingredients on hand. My sister Gayle said this recipe reminded her of Hawaii and crisp freshness…	1 vote 1 review 4016 views
	Vibrant Broccoli and Avocado Salad by Smokinhotchef This salad is spectacular!!!	1 vote 1 review 2458 views
	Guacamole by Beth Roan Thank goodness colors have changed since the 70's. Remember when guacamole green was the color of most people's kitchens?? My sister and her boyfriend had a guacamole cook-off and Kyle's was the winner. I had been scared of guacamole ever since I was about 8. I finally decided to try it and I have to say it was way better than what I…	1 vote 1 comment 4209 views
	Loaded Guacamole by Smokinhotchef The Aztecs called the avocado "ahuacatl" or testicle for obvious reasons. They used avocados for aphrodisiac purposes, as well as for fertility rituals. The early English called it the "alligator pear". These fruits provide major B vitamins and fiber and possess anti-inflammatory benefits as well as the ability to lower the risks…	1 vote 2304 views
	Cucumber Goat Cheese Bites by Kimberly These are always a hit at every party I bring to.	1 vote 4303 views

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