Per serving:
- Calories: 472
- Protein: 16g
- Fat: 23g
- Saturates: 9g
- Carbs: 47g
- Total sugars: 11g
- Fibre: 9g
Georgie was Good Housekeeping’s former Cookery Assistant.
Nopales are a type of cactus popular in Mexican cuisine and have a distinctly mild limey, pickled flavour which work brilliantly in these tacos.
Nopales are a type of cactus popular in Mexican cuisine and have a distinctly mild limey, pickled flavour. They can be tricky to find in the UK but are worth the hunt – we bought ours from mexgrocer.co.uk.
Alternatively, you can use sliced green peppers or green beans. Corn tortillas are also authentic to Mexico, but you can use flour ones, if you prefer.
orange cherry tomatoes, roughly chopped, see GH TIP
onion, finely chopped
small handful coriander, finely chopped
juice 1 lime
olive oil
onions, finely sliced
dried ancho chilli flakes, see GH TIPS
dried oregano
x 460g jars sliced nopales (nopalitos), drained and rinsed (500g drained weight), see intro
corn tortillas, we used Cool Chile Company
avocado, destoned and sliced
feta, crumbled
GH TIPS: Orange tomatoes are listed on the WWF Future 50 Foods to eat more of, but you can replace with red ones if you can’t find them. If you can’t find ancho chilli flakes, use dried chilli flakes instead.
Georgie was Good Housekeeping’s former Cookery Assistant.
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