by Sujhey B | Oct 31, 2020
Last week I had the opportunity to learn how to make this sweet bread called Pan de Muerto, a traditional part of the celebration of Dia de los Muertos – Day of the Dead – in Mexico. It was a collaboration with Estrella Chavez Galvan, food blogger, and...
by Sujhey B | Sep 20, 2020 |
Mango is one of the tropical fruits that brings me back the most memories of my upbringing in Venezuela. It could be because of the tall leafy mango tree in our yard that served as a meeting hub with neighbors and friends during hot afternoons, or because mango...
by Sujhey B | Sep 12, 2020
Let’s make some tostadas!!! Here is a simple recipe suitable for any cooking enthusiast that requires very minimum skills. Tostadas are commonly made with tortillas that might be a day old or not fresh enough to make tacos. That is obviously for households where...
by Sujhey B | Jul 31, 2020
Pisillo is a dish typical of the Venezuelan plains made with local meats, although on the coast, Pisillo is made with fish instead. The name pisillo comes from the method used to shred the meat by smashing it (pisar) with a rock. This halibut pisillo makes the perfect...
by Sujhey B | May 30, 2020
Aguachile is an incredibly fun non-cooking recipe to serve fresh seafood. As its name indicates it’s spicy water made from chiles. Aguachile can also be considered the Mexican version of Ceviche, however, the methods used to “cure” the seafood with...
