There’s no denying it. Americans love both hamburgers and tacos. Like, alot. So much so that one could almost rephrase the old saying “American as apple pie,” to “American as hamburgers and tacos” without ever missing a beat. In fact, HuffingtonPost.com reported in July 2013 (from information gathered from PBS.org in 2012) that Americans eat almost 50 billion (yes, BILLION) …
If you are a vegan and avoid any type of meat, that doesn’t mean you have to give up great Tex-Mex cooking. Tex-Mex features a wide variety of vegetables as well, enough to satisfy even the most particular of vegans. As an example, here are two recipes for vegan tacos. Below are two great vegan taco recipes: This one is …
Tacos have become so popular they now rival the hamburger as one of America’s most popular food staples. That’s right, more and more Americans are trading in their buns for shells and getting their protein fix south of the border style. So how did this small meal of beef, beans, chicken, or fish, topped with shredded cheese, lettuce and …
Taquitos are similar to tacos, only more fun to eat. People in Mexico usually deep fry them, but you can bake them also. It is not as hard to do and it is better for you. The tortillas still get nicely browned. Serve your taquitos with sour cream and salsa. Taquitos with guacamole on top. Here’s a recipe we found …
Is your job starting to feel monotonous? Do you find yourself staring at the clock every 10 minutes, willing the big hand to move faster? It’s time to take that bull by the horns and head on down for Mattitos Taco Tuesday! Work lunches give your Seniors and Senioritas something to look forward to. And there’s nothing like tacos to …
Crunch, munch, ooh, aah, and spice your way through a corporate meeting or a family reunion with award winning Dallas Mexican food. Celebrate a birthday or All Hallows Eve with a soft shell and cold drink, and party the night away in Dallas. Every celebration deserves a taco, and Mattito’s knows how to throw a party!
Enjoy a festive Mimosa Brunch at Mattito’s Flower Mound on Sunday Mornings from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.