If you never had champagne grapes, then you are in for a real treat. These tiny, tightly clustered seedless grapes possess a deep plum-black color when ripe. And do not let their size fool you because these petite grapes are bursting with...
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MEXICAN PICKLED RED ONIONS RECIPE
Everyone should learn how to make pickled red onions, or how they call them in Spanish, "Escabeche." Have you ever tried them? Go to your local taqueria and you'll find these Yucatan-style pickled red onions.
Magenta tinted, vinegary and slightly sweet, these pickled onions...
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GRILLED WATERMELON SALAD WITH BALSAMIC CHERRY TOMATOES
What's a Fourth of July celebration without a sweet, big wedge of dripping watermelon? Taking this sweet flavor note, we thought why not grill the fruit to add some lovely smoky flavor? Grilling the watermelon takes two minutes. Once you...
Mix it up with Pink Moscato this Summer
Disclosure: Gallo Family Vineyards provided LatinoFoodie a bottle of Moscato wine in order to facilitate this post. However, all opinions are our own.
Warm summer months call for cool summer wines,...
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GRILLED TOMATILLO GUACAMOLE
Tomatillo, or “little tomato” in Spanish, is only related to the tomato by being in the nightshade family of flowering plants, but tomatillos are more closely related to ground-berries and Cape gooseberries. With that in mind, tomatillos like Cape gooseberries and Chinese lantern berries,...
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EASY CHORIZO MEATBALLS: So Spicy, and Oh So Good!
*This is a sponsored post for Olive Garden's Cucina Mia menu. All thoughts and opinions expressed are our own.
Hosting friends and family can be an intimidating task. You primp and preen, tweak and tease, hustle and flow just to provide a fun atmosphere and...
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BRAZILIAN CAIPIRINHA COCKTAIL Kicks-off World Cup 2014
Today kicks-off the 2014 FIFA World Cup and what better way to start the worldwide celebration than with a delicious and classic Brazilian cocktail -- the Caipirinha. The sugar cane rum, Cachaca, is mixed with a lime and some sugar and poured over ice....
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HOMEMADE CAJETA: A Silky Goat’s Milk Caramel
Cajeta (pronounced cah-heh-tah) is a silky smooth Mexican caramel similar to dulce de leche. The one big difference, and the thing that sets cajeta apart from regular caramel and dulce de leche is the type of milk used. Most traditional caramels use cow’s milk,...
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Happy Birthday to Us! Here’s Our Top 3 Posts
This week marks the third anniversary of the LatinoFoodie blog. We looked back and found our top 3 posts to share with you. It feels amazing to turn one of our life's passion into a hobby and now a source of pride, like watching...
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AGUA de SANDIA (WATERMELON)
Heaven. That's how I felt when I sipped the watermelon agua fresca today. The drink is so refreshing, sweet, and brings a smile to my face every time.
Beautiful in color and taste, Aguas frescas are a refreshing beverage and mostly found in Mexico, Central...
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