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I LOVE ME SOME PAPAS CON CHORIZO!
*Please note this recipe has been updated to be more accurate with cooking time for the potatoes.
As the weekend approaches my stomach begins to growl with different food cravings, especially for breakfast. Now, don’t get me wrong. I enjoy...
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The Origin of the Potato: The People’s Food
You’re thinking Idaho, right? Or Ireland? Neither one! Like the tomato, the potato, too, is originally from the Andean region of South America, where more than 5,000 varieties are cultivated! A Peruvian farmer’s market may sell up to 30 varieties of spuds...
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All This Talk About Weiner Makes Us Hungry for a Hot Dog
The headline news of Rep. Anthony Weiner’s (D-N.Y.) recent scandal (and now we here his wife is expecting a baby) made me think about other wieners around the country. Get your mind out of the gutter. I am talking about...
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Lomo Arigato Food Truck Features a “Secret” Aji Sauce that’s to Die For
This weekend LatinoFoodie ventured over to the Lummis Festival in Northeast Los Angeles. Our first stop, of course, the food trucks. The Lomo Arigato truck décor alone had us thinking this...
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Ahh, the Tomato-based Salmorejo (Gazpacho from Córdoba, España)
Submitted by: Norma Vega
I must give credit to my friend, Francisco López Castro, who’s from Espejo, Córdoba, for this recipe. Spanish gazpacho has a looser consistency, whereas salmorejo is creamier and smoother.
Preparation:...
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NESTLÉ® USA LAUNCHES NEW NESTLÉ® AGUAS FRESCAS READY-TO-DRINK BEVERAGES — 100% natural & authentic Jamaica, Horchata, Tamarindo flavors
You know when a Swiss company sells Aguas Frescas that corporate America is finally realizing the strength of the U.S. Hispanic purchasing power. LatinoFoodie can't wait to try them!
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Real California Hispanic Dairy Products Bring Authentic Flavor and Flair to All Dishes
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We received a news release recently where the lead said, “Bring on the authentic flavors of Mexico, Spain...
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Cultural Capsule: The Origin of the Tomato
By Contributing Writer: Norma Vega
Every wonder where the first tomatoes originated? These plump fruits (yes, fruits, not vegetables!) grew wild in the Andes region of South America, but it wasn’t until they reached the central region of Mexico that the Aztecs began...
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Time for Happy Hour Libations To Kick-off Memorial Day Weekend 2011
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I have a good friend who always says, "It's happy hour somewhere in the world." LatinoFoodie loves that care-free spirit....
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