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The Art of Making Perfect Fajitas: Chef’s Tips and Tricks

A step-by-step guide so you can try it at home... or enjoy it even more when you order it at Sol Azteca Fajitas are one of the most iconic dishes of Tex-Mex cuisine, but at Sol Azteca, we give them a special touch that honors their Latin American roots. Whether you want to try making them at home or simply better understand their preparation so you can savor them with a fresh eye (and palate!) when you visit, here we share the chef's secrets for preparing truly unforgettable fajitas. 🔥 1. The Cut Is Everything The key to great fajitas starts with choosing the meat. Which one do we use at Sol Azteca? Skirt steak or arrachera, known for its juiciness and flavor. The trick is to cut the meat against the grain, ensuring a tender, easy-to-chew texture. How about chicken or shrimp? The chicken should be boneless breast or thigh, always marinated. The shrimp, fresh and clean, only require a brief cooking time to retain their juices. 🥣 2. The marinade: the heart of the flavor This is one of the chef's best-kept secrets. At Sol Azteca, we marinate our meats for at least 4 hours with a mixture of: Fresh lemon juice Crushed garlic Cumin Smoked paprika Light beer (yes, it also adds flavor!) A touch of Worcestershire sauce and olive oil Homemade tip: Let the meat marinate in a sealed bag in the refrigerator. The longer it rests, the deeper the flavor will be. 🔥 3. Cook over high and fast heat The fajitas should be cooked quickly and at high temperature, preferably in a cast-iron skillet or griddle. First, the meat is seared to retain its juices. Then, the vegetables are sautéed separately: tricolor bell peppers and red onion, cut into thick strips. The idea is to keep them crunchy, not mushy. Does the order matter? Yes. If you cook everything together from the beginning, the vegetables will release water and the meat will lose its ideal texture. 🌮 4. The art of assembly A good fajita isn't just about flavor, it's also about presentation. Warm tortillas (flour or corn), served on a stone or griddle to retain heat. Place the strips of meat and the sautéed vegetables on top, and optionally add: Guacamole Sour cream Fresh pico de gallo Grated cheese A squeeze of lime or homemade hot sauce Did you know? At Sol Azteca, we serve our fajitas on a hot griddle, so they continue sizzling when they arrive at your table. It's part of the show and the flavor. 🧠 Chef's Tips for Home Cooking: Don't overcrowd the pan: Cook in batches if necessary. This way, you prevent the ingredients from cooking in their own juices. Let the meat rest: Before carving, let the meat rest for a few minutes to allow the juices to redistribute. Experiment: Try vegetarian versions with portobello mushrooms and zucchini, or tropical ones with caramelized pineapple. 🍴 Enjoy them with intention When you sit down at Sol Azteca and order our fajitas, you'll know that behind that sizzle lies a meticulous technique, quality ingredients, and a tradition we proudly respect. And if you decide to prepare them at home, we invite you to do so with love, attention, and that special touch that makes Latin American cuisine an experience worth sharing. Ready to savor perfect fajitas? We'll be waiting for you at Sol Azteca, where every dish tells a story... and every fajita, a celebration.

August 9, 2025

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Unexpected Pairings: Innovative Combinations with Latin American Gastronomy

Creative suggestions to pair your dishes with beers, wines, or traditional beverages At Sol Azteca, we believe that a complete gastronomic experience is not limited to the dish you choose, but also to what you drink with it. Latin American cuisine is rich, complex, and deeply rooted in cultural traditions that can be further enhanced with an intelligent—and sometimes unexpected—pairing. Today we share unique combinations that you won't see on any pairing list. Some will surprise you, others will make you fall in love. 🌮 1. Tacos al pastor + Dry Riesling Why does it work? The sweet, citrusy touch of pineapple in tacos al pastor finds a perfect ally in a dry Riesling white wine. This wine highlights the freshness of the dish and balances the fat of the marinated pork without competing with its spices. Bonus tip: If you prefer something non-alcoholic, a slightly citrusy tamarind agua fresca also creates a delicious harmony. 🌯 2. Carne Asada Burrito + Craft IPA Why does it work? The intensity of the carne asada, accompanied by beans, rice, and powerful sauces, pairs ideally with an IPA (India Pale Ale). The bitterness of the hops cuts through the fat, cleanses the palate, and leaves room to savor each bite as if it were the first. Sol Azteca Tip: Try it with a local IPA to discover how the regional flavors enhance each other. 🥗 3. Nopal Salad with Queso Fresco + Sauvignon Blanc Why does it work? Nopal has a unique texture and acidity. Sauvignon Blanc, with its herbal and citrus notes, not only complements the dish without overpowering it, but also highlights the fresh notes of the dish and the smoothness of the queso fresco. Non-alcoholic pairing: Try a mint lemonade or cucumber and mint water. 🍤 4. Deviled Shrimp + Classic Michelada Why does it work? Spicy and spicier? Sometimes, yes. The michelada, with its base of beer, lemon, salt, and spicy or umami sauces, intensifies the flavors of the deviled shrimp without burning the palate, thanks to the instantly refreshing bubbles. Pro-tip: Adjust the spice level of both to avoid overwhelming the experience. 🧀 5. Huitlacoche Quesadillas + Pinot Noir Why does it work? Huitlacoche, also known as "Mexican caviar," has earthy notes reminiscent of truffle mushrooms. A Pinot Noir, light yet deep, complements this umami experience like few wines can. Cultural Pairing: Pair with iced cinnamon tea for a smooth, spicy contrast. 🥩 6. Mixed Fajitas + Young Tempranillo Wine Why does it work? Tempranillo is a Spanish wine that adapts wonderfully to Latin spices. In a young version (without oak), it maintains its lightness and acidity to balance the juices of the meat and sautéed vegetables. Fun Fact: This wine is uncommon in Latin pairings, but it's one of the best-kept secrets of creative sommeliers. 🍰 BONUS: Homemade Flan + Sparkling Moscato Why does it work? Desserts deserve a pairing too. A sparkling Moscato, sweet but with vibrant acidity, enlivens the classic flan, elevating its creaminess and caramel without making it too cloying. Prefer a traditional drink? A pot of coffee with brown sugar and cinnamon rounds things off with a flourish. Pairings aren't set rules. They're invitations to play with flavors. At Sol Azteca, we encourage you to step outside the box and discover combinations that surprise your palate. Whether with a local craft beer, a carefully chosen wine, or a traditional Latin American drink, there's a world of possibilities waiting for your next visit. Ready to try one of these combinations? We look forward to welcoming you to Sol Azteca for a unique, authentic, and unforgettable gastronomic experience.

August 9, 2025

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Authentic ingredients of Mexican cuisine

The Sensory Journey: Discover the Authentic Ingredients That Make Our Mexican Dishes Unique at Sol Azteca At Sol Azteca, located in Maryland, we are proud to offer a gastronomic experience that transcends the everyday, taking our guests on a true sensorial journey through the flavors and aromas of Mexico and Latin America. Beyond our fajitas, tacos, and burritos, there is a deep history and tradition in every ingredient we use, which we want to share with you so you understand what makes our dishes so special and authentic. Corn: The Soul of Our Cuisine. Corn is the cornerstone of Mexican cuisine. Since pre-Hispanic times, it has been considered sacred, a symbol of life and abundance. At Sol Azteca, we use traditional varieties of corn to prepare our tortillas and tamales, preserving their authentic flavor and texture. Each bite connects you with a thousand-year history of cultivation and ceremony, providing a natural sweetness and texture that perfectly complements our dishes. Chiles: A Spicy Touch with History Chiles, in their diverse varieties—such as jalapeño, serrano, chipotle, and pasilla—provide the characteristic vibrant and spicy flavor that defines Mexican cuisine. More than an ingredient, they are a symbol of tradition and passion for food. Dried chilies, such as chipotle, offer a deep, smoky flavor, enriching sauces and marinades with a history dating back to ancient Mesoamerican civilizations. Herbs and Spices: The Heart of Flavors Cilantro, epazote, and mint are essential to our dishes. Cilantro, with its fresh, citrus aroma, provides a vibrant touch, while epazote, used in mole and beans, helps balance intense flavors and has roots in traditional indigenous medicine. These herbs not only enhance flavor but have also been part of Mexican culinary culture for centuries, passing on ancestral knowledge. Beans: Nutrition and Tradition Beans, in their different varieties—black, pintón, and bayo—are a symbol of sustainability and community. In Mexico, their cultivation and consumption have a history dating back thousands of years, serving as a vital source of protein and energy. In our dishes, beans provide a creamy texture and an earthy flavor that perfectly complements the rest of the ingredients. The Essences of Mexican Cuisine Beyond the ingredients, at Sol Azteca we seek to preserve the essence of Mexican cuisine through traditional techniques, such as slow cooking and cooking on a comal, which allow the flavors to develop and deepen. Each ingredient we choose tells a story of culture, tradition, and a passion for good food. We invite you to explore these ingredients in every bite and discover how each contributes its own history and character to our dishes. Whether in our enchiladas, tacos, or salads, at Sol Azteca we strive to offer you an authentic experience that connects the past with the present through vibrant and genuine flavors. Come and experience this sensorial journey with us! Visit us in Maryland or order online through our website https://solazteca.restaurant/ We look forward to sharing the magic of authentic Mexican and Latin cuisine with you.

July 11, 2025

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Influence of Mexican cuisine in the world

The Impact of Mexican Cuisine on Popular Culture and the World of Gastronomy: A Celebration at Sol Azteca Mexican cuisine, with its richness of flavors, traditions, and colors, has transcended Mexico's borders to become a global phenomenon influencing popular culture and global gastronomy. At Sol Azteca, MD, we are proud to reflect this expansion, combining the authenticity of traditional flavors with a local touch that our guests love. Mexican Cuisine in Popular Culture From films, series, and festivals to fashion and art, Mexican food has become a symbol of identity and pride. Iconic dishes such as tacos, enchiladas, and burritos are not only favorites at the table, but also feature in advertising campaigns, international festivals, and cultural events around the world. The popularity of Mexican cuisine has helped consolidate its image as one of the most vibrant and flavorful cuisines, fostering an interest in learning more about its roots, traditions, and regional diversity. Influence on International Gastronomy Globalization has allowed chefs and restaurants around the world to experiment with Mexican ingredients and techniques, fusing them with local cuisines to create new styles and culinary experiences. From gourmet tacos in New York to fusion dinners in Tokyo, Mexican cuisine has adapted and reinvented itself without losing its essence. This influence is reflected in the incorporation of traditional ingredients into contemporary recipes, as well as in the global appreciation for the variety of salsas, moles, and preparations that offer an explosion of unique flavors. Sol Azteca's Role in the Globalization of Flavors At Sol Azteca, we celebrate this global trend without losing our identity. Our cuisine reflects authentic Mexican tradition, but we also incorporate a local touch that makes each dish special for the Mexico City community. From our fajitas and tacos to our enchiladas, we offer a dining experience that combines the best of tradition with a welcoming and friendly atmosphere. We complement our dishes with a carefully selected selection of beers and wines to elevate every bite and provide a complete experience. Our Commitment to Culture and Community Beyond offering authentic flavors, at Sol Azteca we are dedicated to creating a space where Mexican culture is celebrated and shared. We host themed events and parties, promote music and traditions, and foster a sense of community that makes every visit memorable. We believe food is a bridge that unites cultures, and our restaurant is an example of how globalization can enrich our traditions, adapting them to local tastes and needs. An Invitation to Discover the Magic of Mexican Gastronomy We invite you to visit Sol Azteca, where you can enjoy a culinary experience that reflects the global influence of Mexican cuisine, celebrating its roots and evolution. Whether you prefer to dine in or order online, each dish is an opportunity to explore authentic and vibrant flavors that have won hearts around the world. Ultimately, Mexican cuisine has not only left its mark on international gastronomy but also continues to be a symbol of identity and creativity. At Sol Azteca, we are proud to be part of this story, bringing the magic of Mexico to every corner of Mexico City and beyond. We look forward to seeing you in this unique and delicious experience!

July 11, 2025

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The Art of Preparing a Flavorful Sol Azteca-Style salad

At Sol Azteca, we believe that a well-prepared salad is much more than a simple combination of ingredients: it's a work of art that celebrates the freshness, health, and vibrant flavors of Mexican and Latin cuisine. Whether as a side dish or as a main course, a fresh salad can transform any meal into a delicious and nutritious experience. Today we're sharing salad ideas and recipes that reflect the vibrant and authentic spirit of our restaurant. Vibrant and Healthy Salad Ideas Nopalitos and Tomato Salad Ingredients: Cooked and sliced nopalitos Halved cherry tomatoes Thinly sliced red onion Chopped fresh cilantro Crumbled queso fresco Lime juice Salt and pepper to taste Preparation: Mix the nopalitos with the tomatoes, onion, and cilantro. Add lime juice, salt, and pepper to taste. Sprinkle with queso fresco before serving. This is a refreshing salad that combines traditional Mexican flavors with a healthy twist. Avocado and Mango Salad Ingredients: Diced avocado Diced mango Arugula or mixed greens Chia seeds or pepitas Lemon or lime juice Chili powder (optional) Salt to taste Preparation: On a plate, place the arugula and top with the diced avocado and mango. Add seeds and drizzle with lemon juice. For a spicy kick, sprinkle with chili powder. This salad combines sweet and savory flavors in every bite. Tips for a Perfect Salad Use fresh, quality ingredients to enhance the flavors. Add a touch of acid, such as lemon or lime juice, to enhance the ingredients. Combine different textures and colors to make it visually appealing and more appetizing. Don't forget to experiment with traditional and modern ingredients to create your own version. At Sol Azteca, we love to offer dishes that celebrate freshness and authenticity. Feel free to prepare your own vibrant salads at home and enjoy authentic flavors that evoke the richness of our Mexican and Latin culture. And if you prefer us to prepare something for you, visit us in Mexico City! Or order online through our website https://solazteca.restaurant/ We look forward to an unforgettable dining experience! Enjoy your meal!

May 8, 2025

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History and Origin of Mexican and Latin American Dishes

Explore the cultural roots and historical evolution of iconic dishes like fajitas, tacos, and enchiladas, highlighting their meaning and traditions. Mexican and Latin American cuisine is a vibrant reflection of its history, culture, and ancestral traditions. Each dish tells a story, steeped in meaning and legacy, that has evolved over the centuries to become cultural symbols recognized around the world. In this article, we invite you to explore the roots and evolution of some of the most iconic dishes: fajitas, tacos, and enchiladas. Fajitas: From Ranchera Traditions to the International Table Fajitas originate in northern Mexico, specifically in the ranchera culture of Texas and Coahuila. Their name comes from the English word "fajita," which means "small strip" or "piece," referring to the pieces of meat used in their preparation Originally, fajitas were made with strips of beef, grilled, accompanied by onions and peppers, and served in flour tortillas. In their earliest versions, fajitas were a popular dish among cowboys and rural workers, who used the cheapest cuts of meat and cooked them over charcoal. Over time, this tradition fused with Mexican flavors and techniques, transforming into a dish that today is a symbol of fusion cuisine and a celebration of the culinary culture of northern Mexico and the United States. Tacos: The Essence of Mexican Identity Probably one of the most well-known and beloved dishes in the world, tacos have roots dating back to pre-Hispanic times. Indigenous peoples of Mexico, such as the Aztecs, already prepared tortillas filled with local ingredients such as fish, edible insects, vegetables, and grilled meats. The meaning of the taco goes beyond its simplicity; It represents Mexican creativity, diversity, and cultural traditions. The variety of fillings, from al pastor beef, chicken, and pork to beans and vegetables, reflects the country's agricultural and cultural richness. The preparation and consumption of tacos are also linked to festivities, celebrations, and family gatherings, consolidating their role as a symbol of identity and community. Enchiladas: The Cuisine of Tradition and Celebration Enchiladas have their roots in ancient Mesoamerican civilizations, where tortillas were already used as a base for various dishes. The word "enchilada" comes from the Nahuatl "chīlli," meaning chili, and reflects the fundamental ingredient that gives them their distinctive flavor and color. Traditionally, enchiladas were prepared with tortillas filled with chicken, cheese, or beans, bathed in sauces made with dried or fresh chilies, and accompanied with onion, sour cream, and grated cheese. This dish has been part of celebrations and daily life in Mexico for centuries, symbolizing the union of simple ingredients and traditional techniques that create intense and memorable flavors. Evolution and Cultural Significance Over time, these dishes have evolved, adapting to new trends and flavors, while always maintaining their cultural essence. The influence of different regions, immigration, and globalization have enriched their preparation, allowing each family and chef to add their personal touch. At Sol Azteca, we are proud to keep this tradition alive, offering authentic Mexican and Latin dishes that honor their roots and celebrate their history. We invite you to enjoy our fajitas, tacos, and enchiladas, and be part of this culinary tradition that transcends borders and generations. For more information and reservations, visit our website https://solazteca.restaurant/ or visit us in MD. It will be a pleasure to share the history and flavor of authentic Mexican and Latin food with you!

May 8, 2025

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The Art of Pairing: How to Choose the Perfect Drink

At Sol Azteca, we not only pride ourselves on offering the finest Mexican and Latin cuisine, but we also want your dining experience to be complete and memorable. A fundamental part of this experience is the art of pairing, or how to choose the perfect drink to accompany your delicious meals. Here are some tips so you can fully enjoy every bite and sip at our restaurant. Know the Flavors of Your Dishes The first step to a successful pairing is knowing the flavors of the dishes you'll be enjoying. On our menu, we offer a variety of options, from tacos and enchiladas to steaks and salads. The spicy, smoky, and spicy flavors of Mexican cuisine are perfect for pairing with a good drink. For example, if you choose a dish with mole sauce, a dark beer or a full-bodied red wine can perfectly complement the deep and complex nuances of mole. Contrast and Complementarity A good rule to follow is to look for contrasts and complementarities. If you're choosing a light dish, such as a fresh salad, you could opt for a light beer, such as a lager or a pilsner, which will enhance the freshness of the ingredients. On the other hand, if you're opting for something more substantial, such as fajitas, a fruity red wine or an amber ale can provide an ideal balance to the richness of the dish. Pair with Intensity The intensity of flavors is key when choosing your drink. Spicy dishes, such as tacos al pastor, can go very well with a wheat beer, which softens the heat, or a white wine with citrus notes that refreshes the palate. On the other hand, for a grilled steak, a robust red wine can enhance the juiciness and flavor of the meat. Don't Forget Dessert The art of pairing doesn't end with the main course. Desserts also deserve your attention. If you decide to end your meal with flan or tres leches cake, a sweet wine or a beer with caramel notes can be a perfect ending. Pairing your dessert with a suitable beverage not only highlights the flavors but also creates a memorable end to your culinary experience. Dare to Experiment There are no strict rules when it comes to pairing; the most important thing is to enjoy and experiment. At Sol Azteca, we encourage you to try different combinations. If a red wine appeals to you, feel free to try it with a dish you would normally pair with beer. Every palate is unique, and what works for one may not work for another. Take advantage of our wide selection of beers and wines to find your perfect match. Food and beverage pairing is an art that can elevate your dining experience to new heights. At Sol Azteca, we strive to offer you not only the best dishes but also the best beverage options to complement your meal. We encourage you to explore our menu and experiment with combinations that will offer you an unforgettable tasting experience. We look forward to meeting you and enjoying a wonderful culinary adventure together! Visit us at Sol Azteca and discover the joy of pairing. Cheers and enjoy!

April 8, 2025

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Exploring the Diversity of Latin Cuisine

Latin cuisine is a feast of flavors, aromas, and textures that goes far beyond the classic dishes we all know. At Sol Azteca, we pride ourselves on offering a culinary experience that celebrates the rich diversity of Latin American cuisine. While our tacos and enchiladas are popular, today we want to invite you to discover some lesser-known gems on our menu that are sure to surprise you. Baja-Style Fish Tacos Originally from Mexico's west coast, these tacos are a delight that will transport you to the beach. Prepared with freshly battered and fried fish, they are served on corn tortillas and accompanied with shredded cabbage, cream salsa, and a touch of lime. The crunchy and creamy combination is an explosion of flavors not to be missed. Mole Poblano This iconic dish from Puebla is a symphony of flavors combining dried chilies, chocolate, spices, and a variety of ingredients like nuts and plantain. At Sol Azteca, we serve a slow-cooked mole poblano to bring out its depth and complexity. Paired with chicken, it's a dish that will make you appreciate the richness of Mexican cuisine. Shrimp Ceviche Ceviche is a fresh and vibrant dish that varies from region to region. At our restaurant, we offer shrimp ceviche marinated in lime juice and seasoned with red onion, cilantro, and a touch of chili. This dish is perfect for hot days and is an excellent option for those looking for something light but full of flavor. Pupusas Originally from El Salvador, pupusas are thick corn tortillas filled with cheese, beans, or meat, accompanied by curtido (a cabbage salad) and red sauce. At Sol Azteca, our pupusas are handmade and perfect for sharing or enjoying alone. Each bite is a tribute to Salvadoran culinary tradition. Arepas Hand in hand with Venezuelan and Colombian cuisine, arepas are corn tortillas that can be filled with a variety of ingredients, from shredded meat to cheeses and vegetables. On our menu, we offer stuffed arepas with a unique touch that reflects the fusion of Latin flavors. Come try them and discover why they are so beloved throughout Latin America! Sancocho This is a traditional stew that varies from country to country, but always carries with it the warmth and hospitality of Latin cuisine. Our sancocho, made with meat, yuca, plantain, and corn, is a comforting dish that invites you to share and enjoy in good company. Ideal for those days when you're looking for something that warms your soul. Tamales Tamales are a classic dish for many Latin American holidays, and at Sol Azteca, we offer a variety that includes chicken, pork, and bean tamales, all wrapped in corn husks and steamed. Each bite is an explosion of flavor and tradition that will make you want to come back for more. Venture Out to Try Something New At Sol Azteca, we invite you to step out of your comfort zone and explore these and other lesser-known Latin American dishes. Each one tells a story and reflects the cultural diversity that unites us. Whether you choose to enjoy a meal in our cozy restaurant or order takeout, we are here to make your dining experience unforgettable. Remember that cooking is a journey, and at Sol Azteca, we want each visit to be a new culinary adventure. Come and discover the richness of flavors that await you! For more information about our menu and services, visit our website. We await you with open arms and ready meals!

April 8, 2025

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Mexican Cocktail Recipes to Make at Home

Welcome to Sol Azteca's blog! Today we want to share with you some classic Mexican cocktail recipes that you can easily make at home. These delicious drinks are not only perfect to accompany your meals, but are also ideal to enjoy at any gathering or celebration. So, let's get to work! And while you're diving into these recipes, don't forget that at Sol Azteca you can try the authentic flavors of Mexico. Classic Margarita Ingredients: 2 oz tequila 1 oz orange liqueur (such as Cointreau or Triple Sec) 1 oz fresh lime juice Salt to rim the glass Lemon slice to garnish Preparation: Wet the rim of a glass with a lime slice and dip in salt to rim. In a cocktail shaker, combine the tequila, orange liqueur, and lime juice with ice. Shake well and strain into the prepared glass. Garnish with a lime wedge and you're done! Paloma Ingredients: 2 oz tequila 1 oz fresh lime juice 4 oz grapefruit soda Salt for rimming (optional) Grapefruit wedge for garnish Preparation: If desired, rim a glass with salt. Fill glass with ice and add tequila and lime juice. Top off with grapefruit soda and stir gently. Garnish with a grapefruit wedge and enjoy this refreshing drink. Mexican Mojito Ingredients: 10 mint leaves 2 oz tequila 1 oz fresh lime juice 2 tbsp sugar Sparkling water Lemon slices and mint leaves for garnish Preparation: In a glass, mix mint leaves, sugar, and lime juice until sugar dissolves. Add tequila and mix well. Fill glass with ice and top with sparkling water. Garnish with lime slices and more mint leaves. Michelada Ingredients: 1 beer (your favorite) 1 oz fresh lime juice 2-3 drops hot sauce (like Tabasco) 2-3 drops Worcestershire sauce Salt and pepper to taste Lemon slice and a bit of tajín for rimming glass Preparation: Frost the rim of a glass with lime and then salt or tajín. In the glass, mix the lime juice, hot sauce, Worcestershire sauce, salt and pepper. Fill the glass with ice and slowly pour in the beer. Stir gently and garnish with a lime slice. Tequila Sunrise Ingredients: 2 oz tequila 3 oz orange juice 1/2 oz grenadine Orange slice and cherry for garnish Preparation: In a tall glass, fill with ice and add the tequila and orange juice. Slowly pour in the grenadine so it settles to the bottom. Garnish with an orange slice and a cherry. We hope you enjoy these Mexican cocktail recipes in the comfort of your own home. But there's nothing like enjoying an authentic Mexican cocktail at Sol Azteca. We invite you to visit us to try our exquisite drinks and authentic Mexican dishes! Remember that we also offer party planning services, so don't hesitate to contact us to make your next celebration a memorable event. Cheers and bon appetit!

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