Latin/Caribbean Cuisine
Contributing Articles in Latin/Caribbean Cuisine
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Simple Creole-Styled Tofu Recipe
Tofu is nutritious with many health benefits and can be prepared in many ways. This Simple Creole-Styled Tofu recipe is a fun and easy way to prepare tofu for a family.
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Easy Chicken Fajitas
Serve simple chicken fajitas with a sweet and spicy lime marinade and light veggie salsa topping.
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Delicious Salsa You Can Make at Home
Homemade salsa is an excellent, healthier alternative to store-bought. Enjoy this salsa, complete with a list of recipe variations for any use and flavour preference!
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The Cuban Sandwich
The Cuban Sandiwch has the most renditions and variations than any other sandwich in the hispanic community. Although imitated, there is only one original Cuban!
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Chicken Mole and Mole Enchiladas
Imported from Mexico to the world, its preparation is easy and the result a delicacy that will satisfy even the most demanding palate.
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Salsa Verde and Roja
Whether you like it mild or hot, salsa verde or roja is always a delight: enchiladas, dip, taquitos, you name it! Here is how to prepare the always delicious salsas.
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Chicken Flautas Recipe
Flautas are small enchilada-like Mexican food items that may be cooked in the oven. Making chicken flautas at home is easy, and certainly pleasing to the family.
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Tropical Caribbean Curry Recipe
This beautiful looking, fruity curry has such tropical flavours that it's almost possible to feel the warmth of the Caribbean sun in each mouthful.
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Recipe for Bean and Pumpkin Soup
Called "porotos con riendas" in Spanish, this stewed blend of white beans, pasta and pumpkin is a traditional and popular dish in Chile. It makes a perfect winter meal.
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Fish Cakes
Fish cakes are a staple of the Caribbean food tradition. Made with salt fish, fish cakes are versatile and can be served for breakfast, lunch or dinner or as finger food.
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Mole Negro Tamales - Recipe from Oaxaca
This recipe for Oaxacan tamales made with mole negro and chicken is a relatively easy recipe to follow. It comes from the kitchen of acclaimed Oaxaca chef Pilar Cabrera.
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