10 Yummy Reasons Why You’ll Love Lent In Mexico

Featured10 Yummy Reasons Why You’ll Love Lent In Mexico

Carnival time is over and Lent has begun. In Mexico, this means it’s time to enjoy a whole array of yummy food.

My Heart of Mexico

Lent, or Cuaresma, is a special time of year for Mexican Catholics. It’s a time of reflection and penitence, and the most noticeable characteristic is that people generally try to avoid certain things, like eating meat. However, this only means that Mexican cuisine gets creative. There’s need for bland or dull food this time of year!

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Interesting Tidbits You Should Know About “Roma”

Interesting Tidbits You Should Know About “Roma”

Mexican director Alfonso Cuaron’s film “Roma” is one of the most talked-about movie events of the year. Have you seen it? Here are some interesting tidbits you should know. Continue reading “Interesting Tidbits You Should Know About “Roma””

What a Deadly Earthquake Will Teach You About Courage

What a Deadly Earthquake Will Teach You About Courage

My Heart of Mexico

On September 19th, 2017, a deadly earthquake rocked Mexico City and sparked a thousand stories of indescribable pain and unbelievable courage.

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Mexican Independence Day Celebration

Mexican Independence Day Celebration

Mexicans celebrate Independence Day with a huge party on the night of September 15th. Here’s how it all went down. Continue reading “Mexican Independence Day Celebration”

Fascinating Things You Will Find in a Mexican Street Fair

Fascinating Things You Will Find in a Mexican Street Fair

There is always a street fair going on somewhere in Mexico, and although these traditional events may seem humble, they are truly fascinating! Continue reading “Fascinating Things You Will Find in a Mexican Street Fair”

How to Cook an Easy and Delicious Mexican Fried Fish

How to Cook an Easy and Delicious Mexican Fried Fish

This easy recipe makes for a quick and delicious dinner that will bring a little piece of a Mexican beach into your kitchen. Continue reading “How to Cook an Easy and Delicious Mexican Fried Fish”

Why You Need a Spectacular Vacation in Beautiful Veracruz

Why You Need a Spectacular Vacation in Beautiful Veracruz

If you’re planning a beach vacation in Mexico, you should consider the beautiful city of Veracruz. It has something for everyone! Continue reading “Why You Need a Spectacular Vacation in Beautiful Veracruz”

Why You Should Go Crazy For The 2018 World Cup

Why You Should Go Crazy For The 2018 World Cup

The 2018 World Cup has begun! If you haven’t caught soccer fever yet, it’s about time you do. Continue reading “Why You Should Go Crazy For The 2018 World Cup”

Wonderful Mexican Market Foods That You Need To Try

Wonderful Mexican Market Foods That You Need To Try

The best way to shop in Mexico is not at a chain store but in one of the many colorful markets. Take a look at what I found! Continue reading “Wonderful Mexican Market Foods That You Need To Try”

How to Make a Healthy and Delicious Mexican Meat Salad

How to Make a Healthy and Delicious Mexican Meat Salad

Salads are a refresing meal option when warmer weather rolls around, and this Mexican meat salad is both healthy and delicious. Continue reading “How to Make a Healthy and Delicious Mexican Meat Salad”

Esquites (Mexican Corn Salad)

Esquites (Mexican Corn Salad)

What's for Dinner Moms?

So, you may read this recipe and think I have completely lost my mind. Mayonaisse and jalepenos in a corn salad? Yes, this was delicious. My kids gave me the cross-eyed look when I served it to them but once they tried it they were shocked at how much they really liked it. It also pairs perfectly with the empanadas that we made the other night.

Verdict:

The salty taste of the cheese with creaminess of the mayonaisse was delicious. The jalepenos added a bit of heat. Taste the salad as you go to make sure you like the amount of spices and spiciness. Leave the membrane in the pepper if you want it spicier or add more chili powder or a dash of cayene pepper.

If you do not have Cojita cheese you can substitute grated Parmesan cheese or a small amount of crumbled feta cheese. The salty taste…

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