Grill/Barbecue
California Chicken Tacos with Corn and Red Cabbage Slaw
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5 Reviews
whym
September 3, 2022
So delicious! I can easily see myself making this recipe over and over again. By substituting a rotisserie for a home-roasted chicken, it came together in minutes with very few dishes. And the flavors worked really well together! The lime juice cuts through the soft, bready flavor of the flour tortilla, and the corn adds a note of sweetness that ties everything together.
Works with whatever type of cabbage you have handy. I had some green cabbage that I needed to use up, and this recipe worked like a charm. I also charred my corn & tortillas in a hot skillet, since I don't have a grill handy. Made a half-recipe and still have leftovers-- so I'm already looking forward to having these tacos again for lunch :)
Works with whatever type of cabbage you have handy. I had some green cabbage that I needed to use up, and this recipe worked like a charm. I also charred my corn & tortillas in a hot skillet, since I don't have a grill handy. Made a half-recipe and still have leftovers-- so I'm already looking forward to having these tacos again for lunch :)
Millie |.
June 22, 2014
Yum! I love tacos and these look great for a taco bar/party!
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Nicole
June 12, 2014
I pulled this one together the other night and it was a great, fresh meal! I'm still eating the leftover slaw and it's great by itself, and I will probably make that on it's own as a side (I eat a LOT of cabbage these days). Living without a grill right now, I cut the corn off the cob and cooked them in my cast iron with some garlic, giving a bit of nice char. As someone who firmly believes that tacos should be served with as many toppings as possible, I topped the tacos with fresh mango salsa, avocado slices, and a squeeze of lime. The chicken wasn't the juiciest or most flavorful. Next time I will use Ina's never-let-me-down engagement chicken, subbing in limes for the lemons. This would also be great with fish!
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