Fideo Seco with Chipotle Crema
SECO means “dry” in Spanish. This Mexican noodle recipe, Fideo Seco, is similarly prepared as Sopa de Fideo, but is not soupy.. I serve this comfort food dish as an appetizer/starter..
Read MoreSECO means “dry” in Spanish. This Mexican noodle recipe, Fideo Seco, is similarly prepared as Sopa de Fideo, but is not soupy.. I serve this comfort food dish as an appetizer/starter..
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