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Category Archives: Food around the world
How to make Sangría! Olé!
Sangría is the traditional Spanish version of a wine spritzer… We have been focusing on España for our Spanish Course Soleado. And, speaking of Spain, what could be more perfect for a warm summer evening than Sangría? Last week we decided to videotape … Continue reading
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Tagged alcohol, brandy, drinks, sangria, Spanish, wine
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Lime ‘Mezcalito’ Mistakes
These were supposed to be Margaritas, but we accidentally used Mezcal instead of Tequila, and Mezcalitos were born! 1. Rim glasses with lime and dip into salt. 2. Into a powerful blender pour: 1 can of limeade concentrate (we used … Continue reading
Mezcal (vs. Tequila)
Mezcal is a liquor similar to tequila, not surprising considering that both mezcal and tequila are made of the agave plant, also known as maguey. The only difference between them is that mezcal can be made from a variety of … Continue reading
Marinated Queso Fresco
During the last heat wave I was trying to think of a no-cook appetizer for a Mexican-inspired party. Then I vaguely remembered having this wonderful marinated queso fresco somewhere. This could be the solution! I checked out the online recipes, … Continue reading
mussels and fries, Stanley Park style
In the ‘summer special’ at Stanley Park Teahouse, the mussels are simmered with tomato, fennel & wine. Al commented that the fries are not Belgian-style, but pretty good non-the-less, and served with the traditional mayo. Not bad for $12 including … Continue reading
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Tagged beer, mussels, restaurant, review, special, Stanley Park
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Chiles capones, an appetizer from the Central region of Mexico
Chiles capones served on a creamy tomato salsa and drizzled with cream. I have never had anything quite like them before, and they were my favourite dish of this Mexican cooking class featuring the cuisine of the central region of Mexico. Continue reading
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Tagged cheese, chiles, cilantro, cooking, cuisine, food, Mexican, queso asadero, salsa, tomatillos
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