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Editor’s Note: We’ve updated this recipe and think you’ll love it! If you’re looking for the previous version, don’t worry — you can still find it under stovetop esquites. Esquites, also known as ...

Heat grill to 350 degrees. When grill is hot, lightly oil grill grate. Grill corn, turning until lightly charred on all sides, about 10 minutes total. Remove corn from grill and cut off kernels. Put ...

These are not your mother’s quesadillas. While we love the old standby of a tortilla oozing with melted cheese, this recipe elevates them into a restaurant-worthy meal. There’s two parts to this ...

Fresh corn becomes a lively side dish in this sweet and spicy recipe. Instructions: Heat the oil in a large nonstick skillet over high heat until shimmering. Add the corn kernels, season to taste with ...

Esquites and elotes are two staple Mexican corn dishes that have become immensely popular across the United States, particularly during summer grilling season. While both side dishes hinge on fresh ...

You’ve got just under 2 days to get to the grocery store to get all the supplies you will need to have a fantastic fiesta this Wednesday. And just so you don’t have to wonder any longer about what ...

The Niagara Falls Culinary Institute shares a recipe with us each week on Daytime Buffalo. Here’s how to make this week’s recipe, Esquites. 1. Heat a large cast-iron or stainless-steel skillet over ...

In the lingo of street food, the horn equals corn: tamales, mayo corn, and increasingly, esquites. Although you might be familiar with the first two, now is the ideal time to get acquainted with ...

Think of this toast as the cool older sibling of your favorite elote—complete with creamy ricotta, charred esquites, and all the crunchy, tangy toppings your brunch dreams deserve. It’s giving bold ...