Category: Tex Mex

Breads, Chicken, Italian, Pakistani, Tex Mex

Chicken Fajita Pizza

by Sconce&Scone4 Comments on Chicken Fajita Pizza
Chicken Fajita Pizza

This recipe takes me back tot he taste 90's, early 2000's, when Pizza Hut was the coolest new place in Pakistan. The salad bar was everyone's favorite bar, and that potato salad still hits the spot. But it was their Chicken Tikka pizza and Chicken Fajita Pizza that really made the rounds on every table. It was perfection. You mix the spicy, local flavors of Pakistan into the classic American pizza chain and what you got was delicious. This recipe is an ode to that hype, and it definitely lives up to it...

Gluten Free, Tex Mex, Vegan, Vegetarian

Veggie Enchiladas

by Sconce&Scone9 Comments on Veggie Enchiladas
Veggie Enchiladas

Enchiladas are a family favorite. I'm glad they are because they're so easy to make, but that's not the only reason I love them. They combine all my favorites, soft tortillas, a zesty filling and a whole lotta cheese. I have a chicken version of Enchiladas up on the blog already, and they are amazing in their simplicity, but there's something about these veggie enchiladas. The earthy notes balanced out with spicy jalapeños. A cooking creamy tomato sauce and the perfect amount of bubbling cheese studded with green onions. It's beautiful. (This can easily be made gluten free by using corn tortillas)...

Chicken, Tex Mex

Quesadillas

by Sconce&Scone1 Comment on Quesadillas
Quesadillas

...This recipe is divine, with the perfect balance of earthy spices and fresh vegetables...

Gluten Free, Instant Pot Recipes, Meat, Tex Mex

20 Minute Taco Meat

by Sconce&Scone1 Comment on 20 Minute Taco Meat
20 Minute Taco Meat

Taco Tuesday will be a breeze with this 20 minute taco meat recipe. I use my instant pot for this, but any pressure cooker does the same thing. I don't use my instant pot often, but when I do, it's always the pressure and sauté setting. Those two are great time savers, and they are key in this quick recipe. If you've forgotten to defrost your meat, you don't have to worry! Just add 2-3 minutes to the pressure timer and you're still done about 20 minutes.