
The History of Beer
Get a quick overview of the history of beer then have a cold one 🍻 while listening to our podcast More Than Rice and Beans. 🎧
Get a quick overview of the history of beer then have a cold one 🍻 while listening to our podcast More Than Rice and Beans. 🎧
Rice and beans are a synonym for Latin food. Millions of people worldwide enjoy the apparently simple combination of hearty beans and fluffy rice, and it all started in Latin America and the warm Caribbean islands. Â
Coquito is much more than eggnog, this is the heart and soul of Puerto Rico, and you can make it your own holiday tradition!
Tostones are the most vibrant quick snack, appetizer and side dish made with plantains. The golden-brown plantain coins are typical in the Caribbean and Latin America, and it’s easy to see why — they’re delicious.
Some Mexican food items are more popular than others, so let’s talk about the dream team of Mexican cooking: tacos, enchiladas and fajitas.
Talk about pasteles with any Puerto Rican and watch their eyes sparkle. This is more than a dense and tasty treat — it’s a tradition! Still, Puerto Rico’s tropical climate and love for hearty meals make these compact savory treats unique!
Let’s talk about Puerto Rican dish mofongo and its secrets.
Family recipe cards hold memories forever and are about your culture, roots, and history.
Wine and cheese is more than just stepping on grapes and curdling milk. Their creations take craftsmanship and bring people together after a long day at the kitchen table…
What is Piña Colada and who invented it? Is it a smoothie or cocktail?
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