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This month is Hispanic Heritage Month and I don’t think there is a better way to honor the beautiful Latin culture than with a tasty new recipe and a cold bottle of Coca-Cola™! As a little girl, dinner was always served con una botella refresca de Coca-Cola! If my dad sat down to eat and he didn’t have his drink, we knew either me or my brother would be making a quick run down to the bodega. Enjoy the refreshing taste of a coca-cola was a must-have with every dinner, celebrations and even when entertaining with family and friends! Scroll down for my mini mushroom & wild rice burrito + jalapeño cilantro dipping sauce recipe.
Mini Mushroom & Wild Rice Burrito + Jalapeño Cilantro Dipping Sauce
Mini Mushroom & Wild Rice Burrito + Jalapeño Cilantro Dipping Sauce
In honor of Hispanic Heritage month, I decided to make mini mushroom and wild rice burritos using Guerrero Tortillas. It is inspired by the rice and bean filled burritos my mom would often make on the weekends. Like most of the other recipes you find here, this one is also pretty easy to make and includes spinach and mushrooms, two veggies that I’ve been including in a ton of dishes for breakfast and dinner! For a spicy kick I even added my jalapeño cilantro dipping sauce, which goes perfectly with a 12oz Coke De Mexico Glass Bottle!
Ingredients:
***Makes three burritos.
3 cups of brown wild rice **On busy nights I buy the microwavable kind that’s easily found in the rice aisle at your grocery store.
Large portabello mushroom sliced
Medium red pepper, cored and sliced **Jarred red peppers work well too!
Small diced sweet onions
Tbsp olive oil
1 3/4 cups of chicken broth
Salt & pepper to taste
One cup of spinach
Guerrero tortillas
Jalapeno Dipping Sauce:
3 garlic cloves
4 jalapenos cut in half **use only 2 for half the kick!
Salt
Lime
Bunch of cilantro **stems removed
1/4 cup of sour cream (greek yogurt is another great option)
1/2 tablespoon of white vinegar
1/4 cup of olive oil
Directions:
Cook rice
Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium-high heat and sauté onion.
Add mushrooms and cook until soft; stir in red peppers, garlic powder, chicken broth and cook for about 2-3 minutes.
Last but definitely not least; add spinach and cook until wilted and then throw in your rice to mixture.
Heat tortillas according to instructions.
Add rice mixture (about 3 tablespoons) to center or tortilla.
Take one side of tortilla down over your rice mixture; fold sides toward center. Turn remaining sides up, turn over and repeat.
Cut the mini mushroom and wild rice burritos on a angle and serve it with the cilantro jalapeño dipping sauce!
These mini mushroom and wild rice burritos make for a great lunch, or as appetizers served along with a refreshing Coca-Cola!
Mini Mushroom & Wild Rice Burritos + Cilantro Jalapeño Dipping Sauce
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How do you celebrate Hispanic Heritage month?
Dawn Nieves says
This looks amazing! LIke my mouth is watering right now! I cannot wait to try your recipe and that jalapeno cilantro sauce sounds delicious!
Sissy says
Oh my! This is definitely a mouth watering post. I am pinning and saving for sure. Maybe even make it as early as tomorrow night for dinner 😉 thanks for sharing
Alecia says
It looks so vibrant and delicious! I can’t wait to try that sauce (minus cilantro, it tastes like soap to me!), It’ll be a good use for all the jalapenos hanging around
geoffrey stone says
Ps. In addition to my “there is no wild ride in the ingredient list” comment. Looks tasty and I will make this weekend. Thanks for the idea……
geoffrey stone says
There is such a thing as brown wild rice…. I have never heard of it before. I apologize for my incorrect statement earlier. I stand self corrected.
Haig says
Good
Jason says
What a meal! The jalapeno cilantro dip looks amazing.
Chloe says
Definitely need to try making the jalapeno cilantro dipping sauce, sounds amazing!