Mexican Espresso Soda TGIF! What a week, busy-busy early mornings with one too many late nights make this girl cranky. I’ve been running on overdrive this week and relying heavily on this Mexican Espresso Soda to keep me moving through my 2pm shut-down, sleep deprived, lack of energy crash. I first made this espresso soda when I hosted a family brunch. I featured an espresso bar using this recipe as the base and set out coffee liquors, vodka, tequila and rum so everyone could customize their own espresso soda. My little brother LOVED it along with my eldest niece who… Read More
Jalapeño Jelly Margarita – Margarita de Jalea de Jalapeño
Jalapeño Jelly Margarita – Margarita de Jalea de Jalapeño Do you remember that jalapeno jelly I made for my mom and neighbors as Christmas gifts? They were a big hit and I’m glad I was smart enough to keep a jar for myself. Warmed ever so gently on a low flame then drizzled over room temperature cream cheese served with crackers, oh it’s a treat..and addicting. I was reaching the end of my jar when I remembered I had clipped this recipe from Southern Living last year. With all ingredients on-hand I thought I’d give them a try last… Read More
Coconut Mango Bread – Pan de Coco y Mango
Coconut Mango Bread– Pan de Coco y Mango I was over the moon to have the entire familia home for the Holidays. We all had the opportunity to slow-down, un-wind and really enjoy each other’s company. Laid back dinners and hearty brunches were the theme, plenty of baking with the kids and late nights spent chit chatting at the table sipping cocktails. It was all in all time we all very much needed. I hosted a few brunches, (remember that espresso bar on instagram?), where I served this tropical breakfast bread. The days were chilly so a hint… Read More
Crock Pot Chicken Verde- Pollo Verde en el Crock Pot
Crock Pot Chicken Verde- Chicken Verde en el Crock Pot I spent the entire day Saturday gutting-sorting-cleaning my kitchen pantry from top to bottom. My pantry was a nightmare, an overload of ingredients in desperate need of organization. I pulled everything out-baking supplies, spices, canned goods, pasta, and bags of rice, beans and lentils. Every inch of my new kitchen table was covered. I was pretty embarrassed when mi carnio walked in and saw the table. “So… I guess I should go pick up something for dinner,” he said. “Looks like you will be tied up the entire… Read More
Sautéed Sweet Plantains – Maduros
Sweet Life Disclosure: This post was sponsored by I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter® through their partnership with POPSUGAR. While I was compensated to write a post about I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter® Deliciously Simple™, all opinions are my own. Sautéed Sweet Plantains- Maduros I’ve been having fun in the kitchen with plantains lately and am really enjoying finding new and exciting ways to cook with them. My mom rarely cooked with them, so I feel like I’m making up for lost time. Their simplicity to cook, eagerness to grasp any flavor I toss at them only makes them… Read More
Avocado Hummus
Avocado Hummus – Humus de Aguacate en español haga clic aquí Growing up mami always had garbanzo beans in the pantry. She adored them and would find any excuse to add them to our meals, with calditos, fideo or to arroz con pollo; garbanzo were a staple in our household. On Christmas Eve the family gathers to attend Midnight mass then we head to mami’s house for a late meal. This year we kept it light with sandwiches, salads and appetizers. I knew this avocado hummus would be a great addition to our festive table served with warm baked… Read More
Pozole Verde
Pozole Verde We begin every New Year with a big comforting bowl of pozole in my family. Every year while we kids were out popping firecrackers, lighting sparklers and gearing up for midnight my mom was inside prepping her pozole; that would slowly simmer away all night. The clock would strike midnight, the 12 grapes were quickly devoured, hugs, kisses and well wishes were shared and off to bed we were sent. The next day we would gather around the kitchen table and watch her ladle bowls of steamy pozole for the family. We were now prepared to tackle a… Read More
Marshmallows – Malvaviscos
Marshmallows – Malvaviscos When I was engaged I began collecting fun Christmas activities in a small black binder for my future family. The first recipe I clipped out was this one for Marshmallows featured in the February 1996 issue of Martha Stewart Living. My first daughter was 3 when I first made these marshmallows. She’s 13 now, my second daughter 8, so you can say these little pillows of love have become a family tradition. The first year I made them the whipping process burned out my hand mixer. I thought I ruined the batch, but they came out amazing…. Read More
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