Sunday, September 14, 2014

Vegan MoFo VII, Day 14: Mexican-Style Dipping Sauce for Corn (and a giveaway!)




One of my favorite things to do on a Sunday, is to go to the swap meet.  Are swap meets a thing everywhere, or just in Southern California?  (I think lots of places have them, but they have different names like open air markets, flea markets, bazzars, etc...).  My most favorite swap meet is the Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet.  It's full of bargains.  This morning I got 24 pairs of earrings, a pair of shoes, 3 pairs of socks, a set of adorable nail decals, a bag of duritos (a pinwheel shaped fried wheat snack), and the best glass of lemonade I've ever had, for a measley $12.50!
 But in addition to the awesome deals, they also have awesome music.  Every Friday night, Saturday and Sunday afternoons, there are live bands playing.  My favorites are the cover bands.  Think bands like No Duh, Slaves Against the Machine, This Charming Man, Hard Days Night, and Red Not Chili Peppers, just to name a few.  My favorite, though, is probably Metalachi.  They are a heavy meatal mariachi band.  If you don't believe me...




The Santa Fe Springs Swap Meet is packed full of amazing Mexican food, music, and culture.  So, today's super simple recipe comes from Hearty Vegan, aka, Home-Cooked Vegan Comfort Food: More Than 200 Belly-Filling, Lip-Smacking Recipes for a dipping sauce inspired by the popular Mexican street snack of grilled corn covered in mayonnaise and cheese that you can get at the swap meet.  And in honor of swap meets and good deals, I've got a sweet deal for one of you...I'm giving away a copy of Hearty Vegan.  To enter, just follow the prompts in the rafflecopter widget below.

Mexican-Style Dipping Sauce for Corn
*Quick and Easy
*Gluten Free
Grilled corn is a treat all on its own. Add this deliciously devilish Mexican style dip to take your corn on the cobb to a whole new level!

1 cup (224 g) vegan mayo
1/2 cup (120 g) nondairy cream cheese
2 tablespoons (30 ml) lime juice
1/2 teaspoon ground chipotle powder
1/2 teaspoon dried dill (or 1 1/2 teaspoons fresh)

Whisk all ingredients together (or blend in a blender) and keep refrigerated until ready to serve.
Serve in a tall wide mouthed glass for easy dipping!

Yield: 1 1/2 cups (365 g)

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17 comments:

sue hegle said...

Tacos!!!

Unknown said...

Fresh tortillas with earth balance.

n_selah_d said...

poblano and portobello mushroom chimichangas Yum!

Jan Scholl said...

Refried beans! I could live on them for weeks at a time!

Lydia Claire said...

It's really hard to choose between burritos, tacos and nachos but they must all have a ton of cilantro in them!

Corrine said...

I would say that I order burritos the most.

VeggieAmanda said...

Hmm...I don't think we have swap meets around here, but if we do- they are filled with gross meaty Southern food! Thanks for having a giveaway!

Aimee B. said...

I don't think I have a favorite Mexican food, but I l do love burrito bowls!

Shari Weiner said...

Enchiladas Verdes!

Liv said...

tacos! :D

Jacky said...

Tacos!

Terri Cole said...

I love enchiladas!

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Jessica Eagle said...

Thanks for this giveaway !!! I love Mexican food, bnut my favorite is guacamole and probably enchiladas.

n_selah_d said...

It keeps saying I need to add a comment which I already did but I love tacos too!! ;)

Glo said...

Oh my Mexican food... I love all of it, but probably any enchilada is my fav, you have to love anything rolled in a tortilla and covered in sauce with jalapenos. ummmmm

Book and Cat Librarian said...

Tacos! With guacamole of course. Really, anything with guacamole.

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