Recipes cards or recipes at a glance. This is how I refer to these colorful photos that include the recipes. I am having way too much fun creating these recipe card, as I like to call them. Suitable for recipes with minimal ingredients and somewhat short instructions. Creating these recipe cards really pulls out my creative side with the colors, photos and text! I will add them as I create them.
I have to admit, that these quick instructions on the recipe cards may be for the more experienced cook. But I will be happy to share more detailed instructions by request. Simply drop me an email and specify the recipe you are inquiring about.
I would love some feedback from you all about these. And if you have any request for other quick and short recipes that you would like to see on a recipe card just let me know.
There is no order, rhyme or reason on the recipes included. I will create and share them as the recipes happen.
Ingredients
- 2 cups fresh pineapple, finely diced
- 1 small habanero pepper, seeded and minced
- 1/3 cup red onion, finely diced
- 2 tbsps cilantro, finely chopped
- Juice of 1/2 a lime
- 1 tbsp agave nectar, optional
- 1 tsp chile lime seasoning(tajin)
- Salt and pepper, to taste
Instructions
- Mix all of the ingredients in the order listed. Cover and let sit for 20-30 minutes. Serve fresh! Pairs well with any seafood, grilled chicken and pork carnitas!
What is dry roasting?
Dry roasting is when you cook your salsa ingredients on the stove top on a hot surface such as a cast iron or metal comal(griddle) or skillet. You can dry roast tomatoes, tomatillos, chile peppers, onion and cloves of garlic with the skins on. If adding garlic, do not roast it for longer than 15 minutes. Tomatoes typically take about 25 minutes at heat below medium.
Make sure you remove stems and seeds from large varieties of the dried chile pods. If they look dirty, wipe them with a wet paper towel or rinse them after cleaning them out.
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I made the nopales and I devoured them before my husband could come home from work!! Thank you for sharing your love for cooking! Soy una Mexicana Foodie!!
Oh good! Lol! I do love my nopalitos too! Thank you for the feedback!
Your recipe cards are beautiful! I am inspired to try them all! Thank you, that is so creative!!!!
Thank you Linn!!
Oh, boy, look forward to this.
Thank you Joe!
I love these recipe cards! Are they for sale, or can they be printed? I would definitely laminate these cards.
Hi Esther, I am sure one can print them out, but require plenty of color from your printer. Thank you!
I am most excited about your recipes at a glance. I look forward to using them, and storing them. I will also be sharing your website for others to enjoy. Thank you very much.
Thank you Gralan! I appreciate the feedback. I am enjoying the process of creating these recipe cards.
Wonderful idea! I’m a skilled cook and find most detailed recipes to long. These cards are perfect.
Thank you so much bkhuna!
Genius. Getting rather tired of reading long instructions for many recipes Love the colors and pictures!! Love your recipes!! Gracias.
Muchas Gracias Vida!!
All I gotta say is… <3 <3 <3 !!!
Thank you so much Debra!
I just love good spicy food! All your recipes look soooo good. I think the recipe cards are a feast for the eyes, and tummy.
Gracias Kathy!!!
Looks amazing, and love following your posts and recipes!!
Thank you Kevin!
The recipe cards are great! How big are they
Avelina, they are not actually real cards. That’s just how I refer to them. I should really consider making them into real cards though.