This dish, tortilla soup's not so distant cousin, was supposedly created in the region of Jalisco, the Western state that also gave us mariachi music and tequila. It starts with the same simple stock of chicken and tomatoes, but amps up the flavor with the smoky punch of chipotle pepper. Continue reading →
Adesina's Kitchen
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Walk Your Wheels Poster
Poster design marking the outdoor pedestrian walkway at the Barrett Tempe campus. Continue reading →The post Walk Your Wheels Poster appeared first on Adesina Media.
Barrett Notecards Set
A set of four folded notecards printed with scenes from the honors college campus. Continue reading →The post Barrett Notecards Set appeared first on Adesina Media.
TEDxBHC Sustainability Poster
Poster for the Barrett and Changemaker Central salon on sustainability. Continue reading →The post TEDxBHC Sustainability Poster appeared first on Adesina Media.
Barrett Pennant
Felt pennant designed for recruitment and marketing at Barrett, The Honors College at ASU Continue reading →The post Barrett Pennant appeared first on Adesina Media.
Barrett Student Calendar
Poster (24 in x 36 in) of the Barrett Spring 2012 Student Calendar Continue reading →The post Barrett Student Calendar appeared first on Adesina Media.
TEDxBHC Poster for TED Women 2011
Poster for the TEDxBarrettHonorsCollege simulcast of the 2011 TED Women Conference. Continue reading →The post TEDxBHC Poster for TED Women 2011 appeared first on Adesina Media.
Casual Easter Menu
Whether you celebrate Easter, the bunny, the onset of spring or just a tasty slice of ham, this feast is comforting on all levels. Ham is lovingly baked with rum and citrus until perfectly moist and tender. I've rounded out the menu with some tastes of spring that require little to no effort. Continue reading →
Chicken Piccata with Braised Artichokes
The March, 2012 Daring Cooks? Challenge was hosted by Carol, a/k/a Poisonive ? and she challenged us all to learn the art of Braising! I decided to eschew short ribs and pork belly, two of my faves, for an attempt and braising an artichoke. Great success! Continue reading →
Black Bean Cakes with Pineapple Salsa and Avocado Crema
For this vegetarian gem, my buddy Karen suggested a savory black bean cake that we paired the cakes with a fresh pineapple salsa enlivened with piquant red jalapenos and a simple avocado crema made with greek yogurt and lime. The final result was ridiculously good - a composed plate that looked like it should be served at a fancy pants restaurant rather than the picnic table in my backyard. Continue reading →
Red Chile Tamales (with Beef or Chicken)
I've long been searching for a killer tamale recipe in the same way as I've wanted the PERFECT enchilada sauce recipe. So of course, when I found out that this month's Daring Kitchen competition was to make tamales, I was so excited to have the opportunity to get back in the lab and start tinkering again. Continue reading →
