Mexican Menu to Celebrate September 15th

Celebrate Mexico's Independence with chiles en nogada, tortilla soup, and a delicious tres leches cake with cajeta. ¡Viva Mexico! This menu is perfect for those who don’t want to cook much and also seek to eat one hundred percent Mexican food. It can be made for a few people or for an entire family. Just keep in mind that depending on the number of diners, the difficulty and preparation time will vary. Take note of the following recipes (click on the title to see how to prepare each dish). Drinks Traditional Margarita. The traditional Mexican drink, tequila, with lime juice and sugar. Snacks Guacamole. A Mexican snack made with avocado, onion, and lime, served with Milpa Real Totopos. Soups Mexican Tortilla Soup. A typical Mexican soup served with onions, cilantro, and cream. Main Dish Chiles en Nogada. A typical Mexican dish. Poblano chilies stuffed with a mixture of ground meat with spices and fruits, topped with a creamy almond sauce known as Nogada. [caption id=attachment_3999 align=alignnone width=573 caption=The best recipe to prepare chiles en nogada][/caption] Desserts Tres Leches Cake. A delicious cake soaked in milk. You can add cajeta on top and it tastes amazing.