Can use all different seasonings. If you do post your ideas... 🍗🍖

I love to cook! I get creative in the kitchen all the time combining both my Spanish and Louisiana roots. I also cook the old recipes that were passed down from mother to daughter going from one generation to the next. I hope you enjoy my chicken breast tacos. The great thing about the way the chicken is prepared here is that you can add the chicken to create another dish of your own. Please add more salt, minced serono pepper, Tony's, Louisiana hot sauce, extra cumin, or whatever you like. My family loves this dish!

This recipe is a quick, and consists of mostly fresh ingredients. It makes a perfect lunch, adjust your taco fixings to personal preference to enjoy it your way.

this is my chicken taco recipe my kids love it and its amazingly easy to make i will have a homemade taco seasoning on here soon thanks! and i hope you enjoy them as much as we do :) sorry about forgetting to add the generic taco and enchiladas seasoning. i will fix that :)

My goal was to come up with an all in one taco seasoning. No need to saute onions and fresh garlic beforehand or doctor your mixes with something that wasn't in the store packet.I started using the google results from "taco seasoning," only to find that most of those recipes resulted in dry, mealy taco meat that tasted more like chili beans than tacos. I grabbed a few packets of pre-made seasoning from the store and began tasting and emulating the seasonings. After I had the "taco" profile down, I added a few of my own touches. I found that using a fresher, redder ground chile powder, along with tomato powder preserved the fresh chile taste and gave a nice red taco meat. The seasoning also includes lime powder which I needed to adjust the acidity and was a key difference between chili beans flavor and taco flavor. I've added extra heat using cayenne, hot chile flakes, and smoky chipotle powder to my mix, as they're usually too mild in the store for my taste. Finally, using finely ground corn flour (maseca) instead of wheat flour didn't dull the flavor but still thickened the sauce.I used weight equivalents so you can easily scale up the recipe and store the seasoning in mason jar for later use. In case you don't have a scale, I've also included approximate volume measurements for a batch. It makes a little more than enough for a pound of beef, so I'd still recommend measuring out the mix after you've added all the ingredients, lest the seasoning be off. As a general rule, I've found 33 g or 1 ounce of seasoning (the same amount that's in a store taco seasoning packet) is approximately 4 tablespoons, and this is enough for about a pound of ground beef. Otherwise, use as you like to add to other things like rice, fajitas, or anything taco-y.

I wondered if I could make crispy fried chicken without deep-frying.Before adding the egg, beat it well first!At step 2, if the chicken is still too moist, add more katakuriko little by little to adjust.Adjust the cooking time as appropriate. Recipe by EnjoyKitchen

My grandma's taco seasoning. I learned how to make it and packaged it. I would bring it home and my mom started making it. Our family has always used it since. When you make this, it is equivalent to one store bought package and tastes just like it- if not better!

These are staples in my kitchen. Flavors that we adore. I make the meal and serve it so many different ways. In a tortilla bowl. Tortillas or rice on the side or lighter version over some lettuce. Enjoy!

A mix n' mash of Chick-Fil-A and Nashville seasoning. The recipe is for Tenderlions, cut down to 1/2 the flour mix ingredients for chicken breasts. (Uses a deepfryer, modify for pan-frying.)

Yummy 😋!!

The seasoning mixture is based on a recipe my mother taught me.By putting small cuts into the chicken at Step 1, the flavor penetrates it easier and the meat becomes more tender!If you don't have any garlic soy sauce, you can make it on the spot as detailed in Step 2 by combining regular soy sauce with garlic.The chicken pieces may look a bit floury when done, but that's ok. Recipe by Sarami19