Sausage Tacos Mexican style (Salchicha tacos)

The Vienna Sausage Tacos Mexican-style recipe is so easy to make. You can also serve this stew with rice and beans and you will love it.

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Aquí puedes ver la receta en español: Tacos de Salchicha

There are days when I don’t have time to go to the store, with all my activities and those of my family. That’s why I like to have on hand products to prepare something fast when it is needed.

One of the products I have bought lately is Armour Vienna Sausages can be used at any time and you can even eat them as they come.

I got them at Fiesta Mart; by the way, they are celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month in a big way. They had a wide variety of product samples and we tried everything a little bit, among the samples we tasted rice with these sausages that were very good.

The Armour Vienna Sausage comes in different flavors, such as original, light, hot & spicy, and smoked or smoked (my favorites). I used the smoked ones to prepare this recipe. It’s a good option to include protein in our food without so much expense.

For this recipe, you can use either beef, pork, or turkey sausage. 

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Mexican Sausage Tacos

Ingredients

2 cans of Armour Vienna Smoked Sausages
6 strips of Bacon
1 bell pepper (chile morrón)

1 Onion
2 tomatoes
Pepper
Garlic powder
Salt (optional)

Cut the sausages in half.

Heat the pan and bacon, moving until brown.

Add the onion and sausage, mix, and continue moving until the onion gets transparent.

Turn down the heat, and add the tomato and bell pepper. 

Cover for three to five minutes or until vegetables are cooked.

Season to taste with pepper and garlic powder, you can add salt to taste.

This stew is used to make sausage tacos or can be served with Mexican rice.

I invite you to attend the Fiesta Mart Events to Celebrate Hispanic Month, if you follow me on social media, you sure saw some photos of one of the events in Dallas.

They had chairs at the shop entrance for customers, and from there we enjoyed folk dances from Argentina, Spain, Mexico, and even mariachis!

It was the most fun, so much we even danced with Pepe The Parrot, the mascot of Fiesta Mart. My children were a little embarrassed when I went dancing with the parrot lol.

Anyway, I won a Fiesta Mat T-shirt that I loved that says: Keep Calm and Fiesta On.