Hibiscus – Pineapple Rum Punch Today I’m sharing a festive rum punch that my family enjoys sipping on throughout Spring and Summer. This festive rum punch is quick and easy served pitcher style and features Agua de Jamaica, fresh pineapple and lime juice. This hibiscus pineapple rum punch can be doubled or even tripled and served in a punch bowl for a family event or fiesta. Cocktail Tip: Have you tried homemade grenadine? It is delicious and so, so much better quality than store-bought. Give it a try, here’s an easy recipe for DIY Grenadine from Serious… Read More
Cascarones! Cascarone Sugar Cookie Cake
Cascarones! Cascarone Sugar Cookie Cake When I announced to my family that I was chosen to be a Wilton ambassador, my children squealed in delight. They love Wilton. As a family we have been baking with Wilton for as long as I can remember. Holidays, Birthdays or any Family Celebration we turn to the Wilton aisle at our local hobby store picking up new tools, liners, bake ware and decorating supplies. My daughter has become quite the baker and my youngest loves to shower any baked treat with sprinkles. Cascarones hail from Mexico but their popularity has expanded throughout Central… Read More
Papaya Salad with Kiwi Lime Dressing
Papaya Salad with Kiwi Lime Dressing Growing up we ate a lot of papayas. Mami used them to make aguas, smoothies, salads and nieve (ice cream). They hold a special place in her heart since her father grew them in their backyard. We always look forward to papaya paletas or thick slices of papaya with a hefty dousing of chile powder in the Summer. These are the flavors of my childhood, the flavors I am drawn to, inspired by and the flavors I happily share with my children. One of my favorite Spring salads includes papaya of course,… Read More
Pineapple-Lime Tequila Cooler
Pineapple-Lime Tequila Cooler Spring is here! I can’t tell you how excited this Texan is spruce up her backyard, dust off the outdoor furniture and entertain outside again. Nothing beats a day of feasting on great food with family and friends outside. And of course we need a festive Spring cooler to sip on as we chat the day away. This Pineapple-Lime Tequila Cooler has Spring written all over it. Refreshing, colorful, sweet and brimming with tequila –really what else does one need? Cocktail Tip: Slice your limes paper thin using a mandolin or super sharp knife. Use… Read More
Texas Sheet Cake
Texas Sheet Cake Texas sized goodness this chocolaty Texas Sheet Cake has got to be one of my family’s favorite recipes. This is my little sister’s go to birthday cake for her daughters, those little gals have great taste. I mean can you blame them? A supersized sheet cake topped with chocolate frosting and pecans, hellooo taste buds. This recipe from Cooking Light is pretty, fairly close to the version we make at home or you could say our version has never quite made it officially paper. We never stop to measure ingredients and toss in chocolate as we go… Read More
Black Bean and Cheese Enchiladas with Ranchero Sauce
Another winner from Cooking Light these black bean and cheese enchiladas with ranchero sauce were a big hit for Sunday Dinner. Black beans in a saucy ranchero sauce baked until bubbly and topped with cheese and sour cream, yum. I served them with a side of kid pleasing cheesy rice and extra salsa on the side for the adults. Make the ranchero sauce a few days in advance and cut this recipe prep in half.
Orange Passionfruit Bundt Cake
I have been having a ball playing with passion fruit in my kitchen. Widely popular in Latin kitchen this tiny fruit is refreshingly tart and becomes even sweeter when fully ripe. I’ve made sweet syrup for a passion fruit cooler, used it in my morning smoothie and in this tantalizing Bundt cake. It seems lately I’m also obsessed with making Bundt cakes. I mean seriously, what could be more comforting than a slice of Bundt cake with a piping hot cup of coffee, delish. Make sure you head over to Imperial Sugar where you can find this recipe for Passion fruit… Read More
Mexican Fettucine Cabonara
Life has been extra busy these last few months, so I find myself pulling back from recipes that require time that at the moment I don’t have. Having a pantry stocked with a few essential ingredients make all the difference when deciding what to make for dinner. I always have pasta and a few jars of Ragú in my pantry as did my mom when we were little. A big bowl of spaghetti was one of our favorite meals one days she came home from work too tired to even consider cooking. All thru college and into my married life… Read More
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