What To Serve With Frito Pie – 11 Delicious Sides

You’ve come to the correct spot if you’re wondering what to serve with your Frito pie.

In this essay, I’ll discuss 11 of the most popular Frito pie side dishes.

In a rush? Heres the short answer.

Apple coleslaw, black bean and corn salad, creamed corn, or guacamole are the greatest side dishes to offer with Frito pie. Spanish rice, cornmeal muffins, or cheesy hash brown casserole provide more satisfying sides. Fried apples are a delicious treat.

Ready? Lets jump right in.

Spicy guacamole

Guacamole is a famous Mexican side dish that will go well with Frito pie.

The avocado adds a creamy texture, while the other ingredients like lime juice and cilantro keep it lively.

You may make guacamole anyway you like, but Jamie’s method is tasty. She spices it up with jalapenos.

Pineapple is another nice addition (if you’re feeling bold).

Black bean and corn salad

A black bean and corn salad is an excellent meal to bring to a potluck.

It stays true to the Mexican motif and is bright and colorful. It will look fantastic beside your Frito pie.

Corn, avocado, black beans, bell peppers, and red onions are combined with a tangy lime vinaigrette in this dish.

Make enough to have leftovers for lunch the following day!

Classic house salad

A fresh salad with crisp veggies and fresh greens is impossible to resist.

When you want to keep things light, a salad is a fantastic side for Frito pie, and it’s ideal for a summer party.

The only issue is that salads might become monotonous.

This basic house salad, on the other hand, is mixed with croutons, cheese, and even a bit bacon for added taste.

Cajun creamed corn

Creamed corn is often rather sweet, so why not replace the sugar and nutmeg with some spicy Cajun seasoning?

The Cajun spices will combine with the chilis in the Frito pie to create some significant heat.

While the cream and cheese in the corn will aid in the cooling process.

This creamed corn takes just a few minutes to prepare. It’s a certain hit.

Pico de gallo

Pico de gallo is my favortie type of salsa.

I adore anything with red onion and the tomatoes are so fresh and juicy. The zesty dressing lends acidity to the Frito pie, keeping it vibrant.

It’s delicious, and Clean Food Crush will teach you how to make it. It’s fast and simple, and the results are well worth it.

Roasted broccoli

With how vibrant and delectable Frito pie is, you’ll desire a simple side from time to time.

Thats where roasted broccoli comes in.

The broccoli’s mild, earthy taste will not overpower the Frito pie, and you’ll have some much-needed greens on the dish.

I really like this roasted garlic lemon broccoli.

Another green vegetable that might work nicely is green beans.

Corn muffins

Want a comforting meal?

Serve these corn muffins with butter. They’re delicate and fluffy, with just enough sweetness to balance out the fire of the Frito pie.

They’re ideal for soaking up all of the remaining Frito pie sauce. And you can go deep into the bowl’s corners without leaving anything behind.

Natalie’s corn muffins are flawless; her secret is that she uses oil to make them wet, cornstarch to give them a beautiful crumbly texture, and sour cream for richness.

Apple coleslaw 

Take a chance on this apple coleslaw.

Its healthy, simple, and elegant.

The apples are crisp and fresh, and the Greek yogurt dressing balances off the spiciness of the Frito pie.

As an added advantage, you may create this slaw ahead of time, eliminating the need for further cooking.

This delicious apple coleslaw will add some crunch to your meal.

Spanish rice

Frito pie is meaty, cheesy, and saucy.

Rice is an excellent side dish that can absorb up all of the flavors while also providing substance.

But instead of regular rice, try this Spanish rice.

It has a robust taste that will stand up to your Frito pie since it is filled with tomatoes, parsley, and paprika.

If you want to make a vegan Frito pie, Harinis vegan recipe is ideal.

Cheesy hashbrown casserole

Who said you couldn’t have breakfast for dinner? Or how about double cheese?

This dish is similar to a simplified form of potato gratin, however it uses grated potato instead of sliced potato.

The combination of the soft, gooey sweetness with the meaty tastes of the Mississippi roast is a marriage made in heaven.

Does it sound right? Miss in the kitchen’s cheesy hashbrown casserole will delight you.

Fried apples

Do you want something sweet to go with your Frito pie (or even on the side!)?

These cinnamon-y fried apples have a little crispness and a lot of juiciness.

What could go wrong?

You won’t be disappointed if you follow this 4-step recipe for fried apples (and don’t forget the rum).

Do you want a savory version? Here’s a terrific recipe for fried tomatoes.

The best side dishes for Frito pie

• Spicy guacamole
• Black bean and corn salad
• Classic house salad
• Cajun creamed corn
• Pico de gallo
• Roasted broccoli
• Corn muffins
• Apple coleslaw
• Spanish rice
• Cheesy hashbrown casserole
• Fried apples