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18 Comments

  1. Looking forward to trying this. Just curious . . . which of the Goya Adobo seasonings do you like to use? With or without pepper or one of the others?
    Thanks!

    1. Hello Martha I actually use the all purpose Goya Adobo seasoning. Let me know if you have any other questions.

  2. Haven’t tried it yet but looking forward to it. I do need to o know how many carbs per serving and serving size. My grandson is a type 1 diabetic and will need to know that. Thanks.

    1. Thanks for letting me know Debbie. I updated the nutritional values and make sure everything you need is there. It is basically based on this dish being split evenly between 4 people. Hopefully this helps.

  3. I made this for some friends who are trying to watch carb intake. They said it was delicious! I’ll make it again for myself.

    1. Thanks for sharing, SamIAm! This is a family favorite and we make it all the time. So glad they enjoyed it.

  4. This looks and sounds fantastic. I’ve been eager to check out your site after listening to the Dishing Podcast the other day. I love the vibe of your recipes and Shanna’s photography is stunning. Looking forward to visiting often. ~Valentina

    1. Hi, Randy! You can sea salt or regular salt in place of Himalayan salt. It serves the same purpose when cooking. I just use pink salt because it’s a little lower in sodium (and other benefits).

    1. Hello, Susan! Absolutely. You can substitute regular cream cheese for the Greek yogurt variety.

  5. I made this TexMex casserole last night substituting with regular cream cheese. This recipe was delicious and easy to make, and the children liked it too, a hit all around!

    1. Thanks, Laure! I’m so glad your family enjoyed it! I make this at least twice a month in my home.