
What results when Amanda Escamilla (a Texan native transplanted in Yankee land) combines culinary inspirations from Texas and Massachusetts? Spicy, tangy and crunchy Texachusetts Salsa. A myriad of fresh, seasonal vegetables -- tomatoes, corn, sweet and spicy peppers, onions -- are tossed with tangy lime juice and freshly-chopped herbs in this live farmers' market demo. Serve with tortilla chips or plantain crisps. Wicked bueno!
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Born and raised in South Texas, Amanda Escamilla was Inspired to cook by her mother. Her passion for cooking is evident and she enjoys feeding friends and family with her favorite Mexican and Tex Mex recipes. Her philosophy that "food is important for our spiritual selves" is what makes her a true gem in the culinary community.
What results when Amanda Escamilla (a Texan native transplanted in Yankee land) combines culinary inspirations from Texas and Massachusetts? Spicy, tangy and crunchy Texachusetts Salsa. A myriad of fresh, seasonal vegetables -- tomatoes, corn, sweet and spicy peppers, onions -- are tossed with tangy lime juice and freshly-chopped herbs in this live farmers' market demo. Serve with tortilla chips or plantain crisps. Wicked bueno!
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