I used to like baked potatoes but since I’ve experienced the Mexican way of dressing them up there is no way I can go back to an American potato with plain old butter, broccoli, salt and pepper. After experiencing my first Mexican baked potato I’ve been dreaming about when I have one again. There are some awesome little restaurants in Ensenada that just make baked potatoes and tacos. These potatoes are like a taco served on top of a potatoes. There are all sorts of combinations like chicken and pineapple, carne asada and peppers, chirizo adobado and cheese. Then you top them with salsa, pico de gallo, fresh squeezed lime juice and guacamole. Yum! This week I finally got around to making one of these amazing loaded backed potatoes. The measurements aren’t exact, just pile on whatever you like. This is just how I like to make them. Believe me once you have one you won’t be able to go back either.
Baked Potatoes Mexico Style
Medium Sized Russet Potato(s) (bake at 450 until soft, about 40 minutes)
Carne Asada (grass fed)
Butter (grass fed)
Salsa
Taco Stand Guacamole
Pico de Gallo
Top your potatoes with these yummy items or whatever else sounds good. Buen provecho!
Taco Stand Guacamole/Avocado Dressing recipe will be up on Thursday!
What a dleicious way to serve baked potatoes! This will be very popular with my kids. Thanks for sharing this with the Hearth and Soul Hop.
Thank you Rebecca! I’ve been reading some of your post, I’ve really enjoyrd them. I am so glad that Max has you! Crazy that even kids in the States can go that long without comunication. Keep up the good work!
fishlady, enjoy!!! 🙂
I always put these toppings in our fresh corn tortillas… will try it next time we cook potatoes instead! thanks for the idea! indeed… buen provecho
Oooh! I’m going to have to try some of this, that is, if I can find the things here in the U.S.
I have been looking at your blog a lot in the past couple days, and I love what I see.
I also am interested in helping the deaf in this world, and have already been teaching a little boy and his extended family sign language. I know you know how it is with your girls, he’s been living eight years with almost no communication with his family. It is a blessing to be able to help Max out. I can’t wait until we can start talking about Jesus!
Many Blessings,
Rebecca
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