Chicken Tostadas
Show: Mexican Made Easy
Episode: Quick and Easy
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By monirenay
phoenix, AZ
on August 30, 2010
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My mom and i watched this show yesterday morning (via DVR and at dinnertime I surprised her with it for dinner. The chicken Tostadas I've made before so it was nothing new... but the Tomatillo Avocado Salsa was new to us and it came out fantastic.. i did add more avocado than it called for, but it was excellent..
By kitylove2_13110820
Huntington Beac...
on August 29, 2010
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My husband saw me watching this on TV and said "Let's have that for dinner tonight". So I went online to get the recipe. I noticed that the instructions for making the "tostadas" was missing. I remember her saying that a tostada is a cooked tortilla. If I hadn't just watched the show, Not being of Mexican decent, I never would have known to cook the tortilla. I guess a few people also mentioned the issue about the tostada. I really appreciated her comment about baking them instead of frying. A lot healthier and cleaner. Can't wait to taste this tonight.
By mcmignin
Wayne, IL
on August 28, 2010
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I received rave reviews for this dinner! I sprayed the tortillas with oil and baked them at 375 for about 5 minutes until lightly browned. I then sprinkled them with salt and allowed them to cool. The salsa was marvelous! Thank you for a great recipe.
By dannilynnvdb_12...
phoenix, 41
on August 28, 2010
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To answer Terri's question about the tortillas, she used corn, and fried them in oil on one side then turned it over and fried the other side.. Those were a nice different chicken tostada, I had never put radishes or red onion slices on tostadas before, and the green sauce, excellent!!
By terri.oneill_10...
mechanicsville, VA
on August 28, 2010
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I missed the part of the show when she was frying the tostadas. Did she use corn or flour and how did she do it?
By asinai94_12147638
Fontana, 43
on August 28, 2010
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Finally, someone teaching us how to made real Mexican food!