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Look forward to taco night every week of the year with these 52 tasty taco recipes, all made with real-food ingredients—and most of which are ready in 30 minutes or less. The Taco Tuesday Cookbook is the cookbook your family has been dreaming of, because if there’s one thing we all can agree on, it’s that tacos are awesome. They’re customizable. They’re quick. They’re delicious. And most importantly, they make us all happy!Inside, you’ll find recipes for chicken, beef, vegetarian, seafood, pork, and breakfast tacos, plus tortilla, salsa, and drink recipes to make your taco night complete. There are also vegetarian, gluten-free, and paleo options throughout, so you’ll be able to fully customize recipes based on your family’s needs.Here are just a few of the ways you can get your taco night started:  Huevos Rancheros TacosChickpea and Butternut Squash TacosBuffalo Chicken Tacos with Homemade RanchSlow Cooker Thai Chicken Lettuce CupsMexican Short Rib TacosGreek Steak Tacos with Cucumber SalsaPork Tacos with Pineapple Pico de GalloBaja Fish TacosSheet Pan Fajita Shrimp TacosTurn every Tuesday into a true fiesta with The Taco Tuesday Cookbook.

Object Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things.Taco is a deep dive into the most iconic Mexican food from the perspective of a Mexico City native. In a narrative that moves from Mexico to the United States and back, Sánchez Prado discusses the definition of the taco, the question of the tortilla and the taco shell, and the existence of the taco as a modern social touchstone that has been shaped by history and geography.Challenging the idea of centrality and authenticity, Sánchez Prado shows instead that the taco is a contemporary, transcultural food that has always been subject to transformation.

Attention vegans, vegetarians, and plant-eating enthusiasts! It’s your turn to experience the fun of Taco Tuesdays with this mouthwatering array of plant-based taco recipes.*2025 International Vegan Film Festival Cookbook Contest Award Winner*Millions of people around the world build Taco Tuesdays into their weekly routine. But now that one in five families includes a vegan or vegetarian, and when even carnivores like to eat meatless on occasion, the standard beef, pork, and chicken tacos don’t work for everyone. In 52 recipes, one for every week of the year, bestselling vegan-cookbook author Kate Kasbee solves this problem deliciously and magnificently. The entirely plant-based recipes include:BBQ Jackfruit TacosCauliflower Walnut TacosMexican-Style Street Corn TacosJerk Plantain Tacos with Mango SalsaSweet Potato and Black Bean TostadasCrispy Black Bean and Cashew Queso TacosKorean-Style Tofu TacosMediterranean Chickpea TacosEvery recipe in this beautiful book has a color photo. There are recipes for both soft-shell tacos made with tortillas and for kid-friendly hard-shell tacos, along with both classic and brand-new ideas for beans and rice dishes to serve alongside the tacos. With lots of mix-and-match salsas and taco sauces, from mild to fiery hot, included throughout, there are plenty of ideas for years and years of Taco Tuesday dinners to savor and enjoy.

This timely book examines the function, efficacy, and emerging challenges of using digital co-production in public administrations as digital tools become increasingly prevalent in society.Contributors highlight several opportunities presented by the increased use of digital co-production, such as reducing information asymmetry, improving co-design, making participation more inclusive, and enhancing scalability. They also draw attention to various risks, from the potential reduction of physical interaction to the rejection of responsibility and reinforced inequalities. Chapters explore the challenges and contradictions of digital co-production as a distinct mode of interaction between public services and citizens. Synthesising key insights, the book ultimately recommends ways in which digital co-production can be managed most effectively by discussing a range of tools and methods, including artificial intelligence, behavioural nudging and digital platforms.This book is a valuable resource for scholars and students in the fields of public administration and management studies. Practitioners, especially those in public administrations experimenting with digital participation, will also greatly benefit from this book.