Mexican street

Elote is a traditional street food in Mexico. In America, it is typically called Mexican street corn. It is corn on the cob charred on an open grill and smothered in cheese, a cream sauce, and chipotle seasoning and insanely delicious. The perfect side for any barbecue or summer get-together!

Stock Photo of Colorful Decorative Mexican Flags in Streets of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico

Mexican Street Corn Salad is easy, creamy, and packed with flavor! Your favorite roasted Mexican street corn (Elote) is cut off the cob to make Esquites.

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Against the background of the game, a colorful street of a Mexican city opens up in front of the players. ⠀ Low rise houses are painted in different colors. A flag with the national colors of Mexico flies from the clock tower. A small fountain in front of the bell tower gives this cityscape a special character. ⠀ The balcony of one of the houses is decorated with a bright canvas with cacti. It looks like this town is getting ready for the holiday. ⠀ You can find this project at our website…

For the second year in a row, Travel + Leisure readers chose Mexico’s San Miguel de Allende as their favorite city in the world, as part of the annual World’s Best Awards. That, of course, meant it was also voted the top city in Mexico, besting such scenic cities as Oaxaca and Guadalajara.

Mexican street corn salad has the perfect balance of smoky, spicy, tangy and creamy flavors. It's light, colorful, and ideal for summer grilling.

Let's spice up your dinner with this easy Mexican Street Corn recipe! It's quick, cheesy, and packed with flavor. Just cook the corn, mix in mayo, lime juice, and spices, then top with cheese and cilantro. Serve it warm or cold—it's delicious either way! Get ready to enjoy a taste of Mexico in every bite.

Colorful Decorative Mexican Flags in Streets of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico