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Pancho Villa
Chef's Inspiration
Corn is one of our favorite foods to eat, especially when prepared "elote" style. Elote (literally "corn cob" in Spanish) is a popular street food found throughout Mexico where corn is grilled and then slathered in cream, crumbly cheese and spices. But how do you harness that amazing Elote flavor with a salad? Turns out, the secret is in the sauce...the creamy, spicy cheese was the top priority (and thus, the Cilantro Chili Lime Dressing was born). The slightly nutty flavor of warm quinoa contrasted its richness perfectly and a heaping serving of hearty baby greens and double roasted corn adds body and nutrients like protein and fiber. The Pancho Villa combines all of the flavors and textures of the famously popular Elote street cart snack in a less messy and easier to eat option.
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Ingredients
- Mixed Greens
- Quinoa
- Roasted Corn
- MAD Spice Pumpkin Seeds
- Southwestern Chicken
- Avocado
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Nutrition Information
- Calories541
- Total Fat33g
- Cholesterol61mg
- Sodium342mg
- Total Carbs45g
- Protein38g
- Vitamin A12%
- Vitamin C35%
- Calcium9%
- Iron25%