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From the Publisher
Tex-Mex is diverse.
Bar Áma finds inspiration from regional Mexican cuisine and beyond, with influences from the American South, Germany, Poland, and Morocco.
The only thing authentic about Tex-Mex is that it isn’t authentic: It evolves and adapts.
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Kielbasa and Potato ScrambleKielbasa, a popular sausage in central Texas, is great in a hash or scramble. Here the sliced sausage is added to eggs, onions, and potatoes and served on a fresh tortilla with some salsa. |
QuesoQueso is pure Tex-Mex. It’s related to the chile con queso of northern Mexico, which is made with asadero or Chihuahua cheese. |
Tex-Mex Roast TurkeyFor a Tex-Mex turkey, the brine should have plenty of flavor—chiles, brown sugar, herbs, and lots of garlic. The chile butter does double duty as a baste and a component of the gravy. |
Tex-Mex that thrives beyond Texas, beyond Los Angeles—anywhere.
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Escarole Salad with Cotija Croutons and Banana VinaigretteEscarole goes great with salty cheeses, briny olives, punchy radishes, and aromatic herbs. |
Blood Orange Flan de QuesoThis is a super easy recipe for flan de queso, “cheese flan,” made with cream cheese, evaporated milk, and sweetened condensed milk. |
Áma MargaritaThe first step (it’s important!) to making a margarita is to rim the glass with chile salt. As for tequila, it should be an unaged blanco, one you’d be happy to sip straight. |
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Reviewed in Australia on 6 August 2020
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Best Tex-Mex cookbook ever !
By Rachel on 6 August 2020
Really enjoying AMA and have so many dishes I still want to try out. Picture of the ceviche and Cha Cha snapper which were two great dishes. I have quite a few tex-mex cookbooks but this is by far my favourite
By Rachel on 6 August 2020
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