Category: Latin American
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cocoles de anis
This is my take on a very traditional pan dulce mexicano. Cocoles de Piloncillo y Anis is probably the oldest type of bread that still exists and is still being made in all parts of Mexico. It is traditionally made with wheat flour, milk, eggs, and some local ingredients. I took liberties with the recipe…
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ensaïmada
It’s Friday!! Happy Friday! And it’s my birth month, so I decided to share with you my new favorite thing! If you are Filipinx or Filipinx American, you may be more familiar with ensaymada (sometimes spelled ensaimada), which is a sweet bread roll that looks very similar to the ones I made above, but instead…
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pozole rojo de puerco
I confess, this is not something I made today. Indeed, this is not even something I made. But I know how to make it, and was there in the kitchen watching. Once again, this is a recipe from Ben. We had this more than a week ago. I packed it for my lunch the next…
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sancocho
Ben loves to cook. It is so nice to come home from work on Monday nights, because that is his day off, and he loves to have something ready for me when I get home. I’m spoiled. This works out so well for me! I do cook meals sometimes, too, but this has been more…
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pollo en pipian
Ben cooked it. Chicken cooked in a sauce made with pumpkin seeds, peanuts, guajillo chiles, onions, garlic, cumin, and other various spices. Sorry, no recipe. Pumpkin seeds make this seasonal, right?