Last year I created some easy peasy Mexican recipes for the Allerhande street food special. Allerhande is a complimentary Dutch magazine published by
supermarket chain Albert Heijn (the Sainsbury's of Holland). The special never
saw the light of day; it was killed somewhere in a ferris wheel of corporate
approvals... Of course, all recipes that appear in such supermarket-owned mags
use prefab mixes and other processed ingredients that are, you guessed it,
for sale at said supermarket. Despite this, two of my Mexican recipes use
mainly fresh ingredients and are made from scratch. One of them is this one (for recipe, click 'read more').
The only ready made product in it is the flour tortilla. I'm not a huge fan of
factory flour tortillas - they're usually dry and tasteless. However, if you
brush them with oil and bake them in the oven they become crispy, like tortilla
chips.