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Mexican Mocha Bundt Cake

Submitted by: AIMEEBOZ 
Living In: Ripon, California, USA
A rich chocolate cake, baked in a decorative fluted tube pan, has a layer of vanilla pudding in the middle. It gets its Mexican flavor from cinnamon and coffee liqueur. 

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Margarita Pie II

Submitted by: DELANIA 
Home Town: Toledo, Ohio, USA
Living In: Cocoa, Florida, USA
Limeade concentrate and a shot of tequila give this frozen pie a bit of a kick. 

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Sopapilla Cheesecake

Submitted by: SAINTWIC 
Home Town: Auburn, Alabama, USA
Living In: Orange, Texas, USA
This is a quick, easy, and tasty dessert. A rich and creamy filling surrounded by a crispy cinnamon crust makes this a favorite for anyone who loves a sweets. 

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Sopapilla Cheesecake Pie

Submitted by: CandelB 
Living In: Tyler, Texas, USA
I make this cinnamon and vanilla cheesecake to take to pot luck dinners and get rave reviews! Easy to make, smells great while cooking and tastes wonderful! 

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Sopapilla Cheesecake Dessert

Submitted by: Shelley 
Home Town: Midwest City, Oklahoma, USA
Living In: Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA
Cream cheese, canned crescent rolls, cinnamon, and almonds create this delicious, Mexican-inspired dessert. 

Dessert Nachos

Submitted by: clee 
These are exactly what the name says: dessert nachos. It sounds a little strange, but they are creamy, crunchy, chocolaty, and sweet. The slight saltiness of the nachos goes perfectly with the sweet chocolate and salty-sweet peanut butter. 

Avocado Lime Cheesecake

Submitted by: Todd 
This recipe has real Mexican flavor with avocados and lime. It is unique, easy, and fabulous. You must have an ice cream maker. 

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Marranitos (Mexican Pig-Shaped Cookies)

Submitted by: nmcowgirl Supporting Member (Click to learn more about Supporting Membership)
Home Town: Carlsbad, New Mexico, USA
Living In: Hagerman, New Mexico, USA
Marranitos (or cochinos, or puerquitos, as are they are called in some Mexican-American communities) are often called 'Gingerbread Pigs,' although they don't actually have ginger in them - and no cinnamon either. In fact, traditional marranitos get their delicious spicy-brown goodness from molasses. This recipe is a trans-pecos region variation, it uses the non-traditional addition of cinnamon. You may wish to try also adding a bit of dry ground ginger, and you may use a milk wash instead of an egg wash. 

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Banana-Dulce de Leche Pie (Banana-Caramel Pie)

Submitted by: mariapadin 
Slow cooking turns sweetened condensed milk into a sensational caramel-flavored sauce that's popular in Latin American cooking. Combine it with sliced bananas in a graham cracker pie crust and top with whipped cream to enjoy a dreamy dessert. 

Chocolate-Banana Enchiladas

Submitted by: TML0701 
Living In: Rochester, New York, USA
These enchiladas are a great twist to a banana bread recipe. They're fun for a party, especially if it's Mexican themed! 

Mexican Mango

Submitted by: justlearning_06 
This spicy, chili-soaked mango is a tasty, easy to make snack! I got this from my boyfriend's mom, authentic Hispanic! 

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Submitted by: Kathy Gilligan 
This light egg custard recipe comes from a missionary friend who lives in Mexico. It's very typical of the Southwest...and very delicious! 

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Quick Elephant Ears

Submitted by: Terry Lynn Ayers 
Our eight children love helping make these sweet crunchy treats. We fry flour tortillas for a few seconds in oil, then sprinkle with cinnamon and sugar. They're fun to make for a large group. I usually do the frying, then have one of the older kids add the coating. 

Sugarcoated Spanish Peanuts

Submitted by: Judy Jungwirth 
'It's almost impossible to stop eating these sweet peanuts,' admits field editor Judy Jungwirth of Athol, South Dakota. 

Brown Sugar Pecan Candies

Submitted by: Barbara Windham 
These sweet candies are similar to those served at Mexican restaurants in our area. The recipe comes from a cookbook put together by the staff of the school where I teach. --Barbara Windham, Houston, Texas 

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Melon 'n' Grape Medley

Submitted by: Taste of Home Test Kitchen 
This colorful fruit salad from our Test Kitchen has a zesty honey-orange dressing with a surprising twist...a hint of jalapeno! 

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Walnut Chocolate Burritos

Submitted by: Kay Martin 
'Inspired by my family's love of Mexican food, I experimented with tortillas, chocolate, crunchy walnuts and cinnamon to come up with this sweet treat,' writes Kay Martin of Greenville, South Carolina. 'It's fun and different and goes together in just minutes. I like to serve them warm and drizzled with melted chocolate, then dusted with powdered sugar. Wonderful!' 

Three Milk Cake

Submitted by: Janice Montiverdi 
With a large Hispanic population here, I have found the best recipes for Mexican food. This traditional Tres Leches Cake is a cross between cake and pudding. 

Pineapple Sopaipillas

Submitted by: Sean 
Home Town: Crowley, Texas, USA
A unique spin on the traditional Mexican dessert! Fried shells with pineapple filling. Serve with vanilla bean ice cream for a special treat! 

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Biscochitos Traditional Cookies

Submitted by: BECKY771 
Home Town: Mcalester, Oklahoma, USA
Living In: Weatherford, Texas, USA
This is New Mexico's traditional cookie. A great thick sugar cookie that is dusted with cinnamon-sugar. The traditional shape is fleur-de-lis, but use your favorite cookie cutters if you like. 

 
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