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Latino Food Bloggers Serve It Up at Hispanicize 2012

04-18-2012 Stephen Chavez 0

When LatinoFoodie was invited to lead the Latino Food Blogger Panel at Hispanicize 2012 in Miami last week, we were humbled and...

Chile Rellenos: Pasilla Peppers Stuffed with Supremo’s Queso Chihuahua

04-11-2012 Art Rodriguez 0

Recently, the kind folks over at Supremo sent us some fabulous cheeses, chorizo, and cremas. We ate most of the cheeses in sandwiches, with eggs and chorizo, in beans, in quesadillas, on sopes, with fruit, etc. We made some devilishly delicious Red Chilaquiles...

Quinoa and Grilled Shrimp: Orange You Glad We’re Cooking with Cara Cara?

03-01-2012 Art Rodriguez 0

Recently, Sunkist invited a group of Los Angeles-area food bloggers to a cooking demonstration at the Sur la Table Kitchens with Chef Robert Dahni to celebrate the Cara Cara orange harvest. We made a pico de gallo, a...

My Foodie Valentine — A Special Tasting of Five Courses Inspired by Nestle Products

02-14-2012 Stephen Chavez 0

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[/caption] LatinoFoodie hosted its first "My Foodie Valentine" at our home with a special five course tasting menu inspired...

Just in Time for Valentine’s Day: Red Hot Velvet Cake

02-13-2012 Art Rodriguez 0

Valentine's Day is upon us! It's not too late to surprise your love bug with this red velvet cake. It has some spice but it's not hot. The chili...

Food & Beverage Trends in 2012

01-18-2012 Art Rodriguez 0

People in the food scene have been talking about all the exciting food and beverage trends coming up this year in the general market, including:

Comfort foods gone gourmet -- Looks like the tough economy is driving fine dining chefs into...

From LatinoFoodie to Latino FATTIES

01-11-2012 Stephen Chavez 0

Being a food blogger definitely has its perks. During the past seven months, LatinoFoodie indulged in delicious dishes like Peruvian lomo saltado, duck comfit tacos, and probably at least...

LatinoFoodie New Year Resolutions or What We Like to Call “2012 Intentions for Foodies”

12-31-2011 Stephen Chavez 0

Personally, we hate New Year Resolutions. Let’s face it. Do we ever really keep them? Sure, they all sound fine and dandy when making them. The majority are about weight loss and being more focused on work and family. Blah. Blah. Blah. Read more

Special Promotion from Juan’s Restaurante

12-15-2011 Stephen Chavez 0

The Owner/Chef of Juan's Restaurante is offering LatinoFoodie readers 20 percent off the entire bill if you mention our blog during the holidays. Offer ends January 1, 2012. Great place to visit during your holiday vacation with family and friends. ...

Inspiring Nopal Menu Sets Juan’s Restaurante in Baldwin Park Apart from Typical Mexican Restaurants

12-15-2011 Art Rodriguez 4

Seven years ago, Juan Mondragón, owner of Juan’s Restaurante in Baldwin Park, said his sister Sandy Mondragón was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. Her family insisted on a diet of nopales (cactus paddles). Convinced of the health...

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Latino Food Bloggers Serve It Up at Hispanicize 2012

Chile Rellenos: Pasilla Peppers Stuffed with Supremo’s Queso Chihuahua

Quinoa and Grilled Shrimp: Orange You Glad We’re Cooking with Cara Cara?

My Foodie Valentine — A Special Tasting of Five Courses Inspired by Nestle Products

Just in Time for Valentine’s Day: Red Hot Velvet Cake

Food & Beverage Trends in 2012

From LatinoFoodie to Latino FATTIES

LatinoFoodie New Year Resolutions or What We Like to Call “2012 Intentions for Foodies”

Special Promotion from Juan’s Restaurante

Inspiring Nopal Menu Sets Juan’s Restaurante in Baldwin Park Apart from Typical Mexican Restaurants

Category Archives: Featured Blog Posts

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