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A classic Mexican botana (snack) or side dish featuring tender baby potatoes tossed in a mild, tangy, and buttery chili-lime sauce. The recipe uses a blend of arbol and guajillo chiles for flavor and color, balanced by fresh lime juice and a touch of chicken bouillon.
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