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All About Chile Peppers

In: Food & Beverage

31 Oct 2010

Chiles have been eaten in Mexico, Central America, and South America since about 7500 BC. They were discovered by the Spanish when Columbus arrived in the Caribbean. It was he who added the word “pepper” to the name, since the spicy taste reminded him of the peppercorns he knew back in Europe. In the Americas, they are still referred to as chilies.

Frozen Mexican Desserts to Relieve the Heat

In: Food & Beverage

15 Apr 2010

If you have ever been to Mexico, you know the climate is hot and tropical. The Mexican people have developed some wonderful frozen desserts to keep them cool. These frozen desserts are sold along the streets in a similar fashion to ice cream trucks in the United States. Once you stop to buy, one the hard part is making a decision!

Making Cinco de Mayo Parties Memorable

In: Food & Beverage

8 Apr 2010

Dessert is an important part of your menu planning. As you plan for your Cinco de Mayo party, spend as much care choosing your desserts as you do your appetizers and main dishes. Dessert will leave a lasting impression of your party in the minds of your guests, so do not skimp on the food or the ambience.

The Law of Attraction and the 11 Forgotten Laws for True Success

In: Self Improvement

22 Jun 2009

Many people have heard of the Law of Attraction due to the movie “The Secret.” However, this movie only mentions the three main Laws of Attraction without mentioning the other 11 Forgotten Laws. Although the three laws (ask, believe, and receive) can be useful, they are nowhere near as effective alone as they are when used in combination with the 11 Forgotten Laws.

The Law of Attraction and the 11 Forgotten Laws for True Success

In: Self Improvement

20 Jun 2009

Many people have heard of the Law of Attraction due to the movie “The Secret.” However, this movie only mentions the three main Laws of Attraction without mentioning the other 11 Forgotten Laws. Although the three laws (ask, believe, and receive) can be useful, they are nowhere near as effective alone as they are when used in combination with the 11 Forgotten Laws.

A Guide to Mexican Cooking Equipment and Utensils

In: Food & Beverage

10 Apr 2009

You might have been lucky enough to try real authentic Mexican food and, if so, perhaps some traditional Mexican pots or utensils were used in its preparation. Mexicans use different cooking methods, such as baking, deep-frying and slow roasting and they have pots and pans for these purposes. They also use a lot of fresh produce, including herbs and spices, so any Mexican kitchen will have plenty of sharp knives and a mortar and pestle.

Making Chicken Noodle Soup in the Crockpot

In: Food & Beverage

9 Apr 2009

Did you know that your humble crockpot could make a delicious pot of soup? While you are off at work or running errands, your soup will be simmering merrily, creating a delicious concoction of goodness. It does not matter if you are accomplished in the kitchen or if you only cook when absolutely necessary… you can make a wonderful chicken noodle soup in your crockpot that will be a vast improvement over canned soup.

Using the Crockpot to Make Chicken Noodle Soup

In: Food & Beverage

8 Apr 2009

Making homemade soup can take a long time, but with your magic crockpot, you can get a wonderful batch of chicken noodle soup while you are taking care of other tasks. While you are out and about, your soup will be happily simmering, creating a delectable bowl of comfort. This is a meal you can easily make whether you are an accomplished chef or if you only cook when absolutely necessary. Your chicken soup will turn out much better than any canned soup you can buy.

Boneless Chicken Offers a Convenient Way to Make Recipes

In: Food & Beverage

8 Apr 2009

Many of us are finding that our lives are getting more and more busy all the time. If we do not pay attention, it is not long before we find ourselves hitting the drive thru too often or heating up yet another TV dinner. After all, if you have had a long day and time is short, you might have trouble finding the energy to cook.

Mexican Culture, Holidays, and Food

In: Food & Beverage

7 Apr 2009

The Mexicans are very proud of their culture, ethnicity and history and the Mexican culture is a blend of the pre-Hispanic times and colonial era, right up to postcolonial modern day Mexico.


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