Photo: familyfriendsandfood, Flickr
One of my favorite Mexican chefs, Roberto Santibañez (of Brooklyn restaurant Fonda), once told me that the nickname for Mexico City natives like himself is limones, because they love fresh lime with almost everything they eat. And rightfully so. Lime adds a crisp high note to simple dishes, from chunks of mango to a margarita, to meats like chicken and fish.
Marinated in lime juice, tomato salsa and Dijon mustard, chicken gets lively, as in this recipe. (If you don't want to grill the marinated meat, you can also pan sauté it.) And once you get the limones thing going, try this robust Mexican chicken-lime soup from Kitchen Daily contributor Caroline Bates.
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