I’m taking part in the 31 days challenge this year. As a collector of great cookbooks, I decided to share 31 must read cookbooks. Some of these books will be books that are part of my collection that I have found useful through the years, while others are books I come across in the library.
When I started researching for this 31 days project, I knew I wanted a good Mexican cookbook. I found Rick Bayless’s cookbook called Authentic Mexican: Regional Cooking from the Heart of Mexico
. This book covers all areas of Mexican food and while it does that many of the recipes are a little in depth. I think anyone who enjoys cooking and enjoys Mexican food will have no problems making a recipe that turns out amazing.
The one recipe that I’m thinking of trying is the Chile Rellenos de Picadillo aka Pork-Stuffed Chiles in Savory Tomato Sauce. Yummy! I always love this when eating out at an authentic Mexican place, so I’m anxious to try it myself. Shaunta at Going Reno recently made a Chili Relleno Bake, which looked awesome.
This book is a must read cookbook because it covers all the bases when it comes to Mexican food. In the margins, it has cooking notes, which include techniques, variations, and suggestions, to make the process easier. It also has a super informative glossary of Mexican ingredients and equipment.
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Here’s a few of my favorite 31 Days posts:
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This is a great little series! I love Rick Bayless, I will definitely look for this book!