There are loads of great Hispanic foods out there — arroz con pollo, empanadas, tamales — but none more refreshing on a hot summer day than ceviche. Here are a few recipes well worth trying out for yourself! Classic Ceviche. First of all, you’re going to need one pound of diced halibut, one and a…
2 Tasty Ceviche Recipes You Need in Your Life Right Now
June 16, 2015
January 9, 2021
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in Tamales, Traditional chilean recipes, Yummy dinner ideas
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Hummus The Hottest Thing This Summer Since Sliced Bread With Hummus Spread
June 5, 2015
January 10, 2021
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in Heritage day, Salsa, Southwestern salsa
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Have you ever noticed how history repeats itself? How old suddenly becomes cool, new and interesting again — as if it never existed in the first place? This trend doesn’t only apply to what’s hot and what’s not in fashion and music, it also applies to what’s hot and what’s not in the food industry…
How Hummus Can Help You Stay on Track Towards Your Fitness Goals
May 15, 2015
January 10, 2021
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in Dips and spreads, Hummus dip, Mediterranean recipes
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If you’re on a health or fitness journey, you know that the nutritional value of food — not just the amount of calories — is an important part of staying on track. As such, every little bit adds up. A sip of soda here, a teaspoon of sugar there, and next thing you know you’ve…
How to Throw a Super Amazing Day After Wedding Brunch
May 6, 2015
January 10, 2021
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When it comes to planning a wedding brunch, there’s a pretty daunting task at hand. Not only is brunch one of people’s favorite meals, it’s also following the wedding itself — most events are going to pale in comparison. The day after wedding brunches are typically for a smaller group of the couples friends and…
Dining Out in Colorado
May 5, 2015
January 10, 2021
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in Boulder restaurant guide, Denver restaurant guide, Italian restaurants
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Colorado is a popular tourist location for several reasons. Its geography is diverse, with snowy mountains, river canyons, and desert areas as well. Because of this diversity there are plenty of things to do: skiing, snowboarding hiking, rock climbing, shopping, or visiting one of the state’s several museums, parks, and zoos. The state is also…
How to Solve Your Luncheon Woes
April 14, 2015
January 10, 2021
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in Catering dtc, Submarine sandwich recipes
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Bored with your usual PBandJ lunch? Looking to spice up your lunchtime routine? Hardly anyone will name their work among their best lunch spots. Every now and then, you need to get out of the office and treat yourself to a lunch out. It can be a nice reward for a long week or a…
Hummus Here, Hummu There Homemade Hummus Inspiration That Will Leave Your Tasteuds Wanting More
April 10, 2015
January 7, 2021
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in Hummus nutrition, Salsa calories, Spicy hummus
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Are you tired of the same-old-same-old humdrum hummus dip? If so, you’re not the only one. Just take a stroll down the refrigerated goods aisle of your local grocery story and you’re bound to see tub after tub of oh-so delicious — and nutritious — hummus dips. However, perhaps you’re ready for something a bolder…
7 Little-Known Coffee Facts It’s Good to Know
March 26, 2015
January 10, 2021
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Whether you’re a devotee or only an occasional drinker, you can’t deny the ubiquity of coffee in American culture. But how much do you really know about this aromatic beverage? Here are seven facts about coffee that might surprise you: Coffee Starts Out as Cherries Coffee beans are actually the seeds of fruits called coffee…