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12 Tacos Recipes For Cinco de Mayo

mackicayloma | May 1st, 2012 at 9:53 am

Tacos are the ultimate in delicious Mexican food and something that has become a foodie trend/hunt-down-your-favorite here in Los Angeles. I’ve been know to drive long distances in search of the best taco, but there are so many taco joints in L.A. it’s crazy…and overwhelming. I’m serious: there are tacos stands, trucks, shops, and restaurants every block in every direction. Just search “taco” in Los Angeles and your screen will become one giant red dot. It’s too much and I’ve been disappointed too many times. That’s why I’m turning to my fellow Family Kitchen-ers for their culinary taco expertise. I’ve found 12 absolutely delicious, drool worthy, Cinco de Mayo party-perfect recipes and some crazy out-there tacos too. I cannot wait to share them with you. What are you waiting for?! Take the jump…

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Super Easy Pulled Pork Tacos

This is my go to taco recipe. Start it in the slow cooker in the morning, come home to delicious tacos for dinner.
Make your own Super easy pulled pork tacos

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About the Author

mackicayloma

Macki West is a unique and original wild-woman at heart who happens to be wrapped around her three kids fingers. She founded Cool Mom Tips and contributes to Prudent Baby, Cooking With My Kid and Babble Food (where you will find decadent and healthy recipes and quirky kitchen ideas too) and Pregnancy (her favorite topic is discussing sex).

0 thoughts on “12 Tacos Recipes For Cinco de Mayo”

Isaac says:

May 1, 2012 at 1:37 pm

I love potato tacos!

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