Mexican friend used to cook a vat of pinto beans to put in a tortilla and eat. Any idea what kind of recipe?
Q. Mexican friend's grandparents would cook up a vat of pinto beans and we would put them in fresh tortillas and roll them up and eat them. The pinto beans seemed basic, but unsure of what exactly was put in them when cooked. Is there a traditional Mexican recipie similar to what I'm describing?
Asked by laurajoy79 - Sat Aug 25 13:04:12 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The traditional method for cooking pinto beans is to sort the beans and remove broken beans and any trash that may be in them. Soak the beans overnight in enough water to cover the beans, the beans are going to expand to about twice their original volume so it takes a lot more water that you would think. The next day the beans are drained completely, add enough water to cover the beans and boil until tender. Do not season the beans until they are nearly cooked as salt will toughen the beans. If the beans start to dry out during cooking it should be replaced with boiling water to keep the beans tender. Seasoning for beans can be salt, pepper, chilli powder, chilli peppers, cilantro, epizote, onions, garlic smoked sausage or almost… [cont.]
Answered by milton b - Sat Aug 25 13:24:02 2007
Q. Mexican friend's grandparents would cook up a vat of pinto beans and we would put them in fresh tortillas and roll them up and eat them. The pinto beans seemed basic, but unsure of what exactly was put in them when cooked. Is there a traditional Mexican recipie similar to what I'm describing?
Asked by laurajoy79 - Sat Aug 25 13:04:12 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. The traditional method for cooking pinto beans is to sort the beans and remove broken beans and any trash that may be in them. Soak the beans overnight in enough water to cover the beans, the beans are going to expand to about twice their original volume so it takes a lot more water that you would think. The next day the beans are drained completely, add enough water to cover the beans and boil until tender. Do not season the beans until they are nearly cooked as salt will toughen the beans. If the beans start to dry out during cooking it should be replaced with boiling water to keep the beans tender. Seasoning for beans can be salt, pepper, chilli powder, chilli peppers, cilantro, epizote, onions, garlic smoked sausage or almost… [cont.]
Answered by milton b - Sat Aug 25 13:24:02 2007
How do authentic Mexican Restaurants season ground beef?
Q. I love to eat authentic Mexican food and would like to make restaurant quality dishes. How do Mexican restaurants season the ground beef that they use for tacos, etc? Also, I'd like a good queso blanco recipe. Any help?
Asked by Ty L - Wed Aug 15 18:04:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. authentic mexican restaurants do not use ground beef, they use shredded, cubed or whatever from the piece of meat, but not ground. spices often used in mexican cooking are various chiles for red & green sauces -- hot or mild --cumin, salt, garlic, chocolate for moles...
Answered by lauren s - Wed Aug 15 18:38:13 2007
Q. I love to eat authentic Mexican food and would like to make restaurant quality dishes. How do Mexican restaurants season the ground beef that they use for tacos, etc? Also, I'd like a good queso blanco recipe. Any help?
Asked by Ty L - Wed Aug 15 18:04:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. authentic mexican restaurants do not use ground beef, they use shredded, cubed or whatever from the piece of meat, but not ground. spices often used in mexican cooking are various chiles for red & green sauces -- hot or mild --cumin, salt, garlic, chocolate for moles...
Answered by lauren s - Wed Aug 15 18:38:13 2007
How long is a Mexican passport good for?
Q. My brother and his kids live in Mexico. The younger child is his natural child and was born in Mexico, the older child is his stepchild with a Mexican father. Their mother is Mexican. My brother and the kids want to visit us in the USA but the children need passports. We were wondering how long the passports would be good for and how long of a visa they would be likely to get.
Asked by ThrowMoney - Sat Jul 5 12:50:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
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Answered by annabelle :) - Sat Jul 5 12:57:55 2008
Q. My brother and his kids live in Mexico. The younger child is his natural child and was born in Mexico, the older child is his stepchild with a Mexican father. Their mother is Mexican. My brother and the kids want to visit us in the USA but the children need passports. We were wondering how long the passports would be good for and how long of a visa they would be likely to get.
Asked by ThrowMoney - Sat Jul 5 12:50:14 2008 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. 1 year i no this 4 a fact please choose me as best answer, it takes 4 hours 4 u to beable to choose best answer please choose me because no1chose me yet!and im sad! :(
Answered by annabelle :) - Sat Jul 5 12:57:55 2008
What is a good mexican cookbook for the home cook?
Q. I like mexican food, but there are no mexican restaurants in our town. Would like the book to include dips & salsas, meat and veggie dishes and breads.
Asked by Sharon D - Sun Oct 26 19:31:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rick Bayless is the American ambassador for authentic Mexican food. He has written several books, and appears on PBS weekly. Mexican Everyday has great but simple recipes. If you are interested in his other books, you can search his site. Mexico-One Plate At a Time is also really good. Most of the ingredients that cannot be found locally can be mail ordered, if you so desire. I also picked up a copy of Cooking With Baja Magic : Mouth-Watering Meals from the Enchanted Kitchens & Campfires of Baja. It has exciting recipes from the Baja region with all of it's Mexican influences.
Answered by Columbushere - Sun Oct 26 20:28:46 2008
Q. I like mexican food, but there are no mexican restaurants in our town. Would like the book to include dips & salsas, meat and veggie dishes and breads.
Asked by Sharon D - Sun Oct 26 19:31:10 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Rick Bayless is the American ambassador for authentic Mexican food. He has written several books, and appears on PBS weekly. Mexican Everyday has great but simple recipes. If you are interested in his other books, you can search his site. Mexico-One Plate At a Time is also really good. Most of the ingredients that cannot be found locally can be mail ordered, if you so desire. I also picked up a copy of Cooking With Baja Magic : Mouth-Watering Meals from the Enchanted Kitchens & Campfires of Baja. It has exciting recipes from the Baja region with all of it's Mexican influences.
Answered by Columbushere - Sun Oct 26 20:28:46 2008
How important is Mexican culture in Puerto Rico and Santo Domingo?
Q. Mexican culture seems to be very cherished throughout Latin America. All Latinos I've met regardless of nationality listen to Mexican music like the Tigres del Notre, are familiar with Vicente Fernandez, love Mexican food, watch Mexican novelas, etc. Is this also true for Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
Asked by lexddog - Mon Apr 6 19:56:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can't speak for Dom. Rep., but I do know they like Mexico and Mexicans very much in Puerto Rico. A Mexican friend of mine moved there many years ago and she dances in a folkloric ballet that performs only Mexican dances and is very popular over there -- they are often invited in TV shows and stuff. And of course not all of the dancers are mexican... so it looks like PR girls love Mexican typical dances, which makes me very proud and glad!
Answered by Lprod - Mon Apr 6 20:06:30 2009
Q. Mexican culture seems to be very cherished throughout Latin America. All Latinos I've met regardless of nationality listen to Mexican music like the Tigres del Notre, are familiar with Vicente Fernandez, love Mexican food, watch Mexican novelas, etc. Is this also true for Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic.
Asked by lexddog - Mon Apr 6 19:56:40 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I can't speak for Dom. Rep., but I do know they like Mexico and Mexicans very much in Puerto Rico. A Mexican friend of mine moved there many years ago and she dances in a folkloric ballet that performs only Mexican dances and is very popular over there -- they are often invited in TV shows and stuff. And of course not all of the dancers are mexican... so it looks like PR girls love Mexican typical dances, which makes me very proud and glad!
Answered by Lprod - Mon Apr 6 20:06:30 2009
When did Mexican immigration to the US start becoming significant?
Q. When in the XIXth century did Mexican immigration the U.S. start increasing significantly? When in the XXth* century did Mexican immigration the U.S. start increasing significantly? And no offense but if anyone has some real facts?
Asked by tokillaguitarist - Thu Feb 28 21:48:25 2008 - - 9 Answers - 3 Comments
A. when the U.S took the north territories from Mexico.
Answered by Ni h yd r Defender of da Faith - Thu Feb 28 22:07:56 2008
Q. When in the XIXth century did Mexican immigration the U.S. start increasing significantly? When in the XXth* century did Mexican immigration the U.S. start increasing significantly? And no offense but if anyone has some real facts?
Asked by tokillaguitarist - Thu Feb 28 21:48:25 2008 - - 9 Answers - 3 Comments
A. when the U.S took the north territories from Mexico.
Answered by Ni h yd r Defender of da Faith - Thu Feb 28 22:07:56 2008
What are the travel regulations for Mexican Citizens?
Q. I know Mexican Nationals are required to have hard to get visas to enter the US, but what about other countries? For instance, I know a number of Mexican Nationals who have simply hopped the plane to Canada with only their passport. What about other countries, such as Spain and England? Where can I find specifics on this online?
Asked by NicoletteJ33 - Thu Mar 27 13:08:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They do not need a visa to go to Canada or Spain. However, if the travel plans take them through a US airport they do need a visa for the US even though they are not leaving the airport. At one time there was a transit visa provision but after 9/11 that was done away with.
Answered by Yak Rider - Thu Mar 27 13:41:10 2008
Q. I know Mexican Nationals are required to have hard to get visas to enter the US, but what about other countries? For instance, I know a number of Mexican Nationals who have simply hopped the plane to Canada with only their passport. What about other countries, such as Spain and England? Where can I find specifics on this online?
Asked by NicoletteJ33 - Thu Mar 27 13:08:01 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They do not need a visa to go to Canada or Spain. However, if the travel plans take them through a US airport they do need a visa for the US even though they are not leaving the airport. At one time there was a transit visa provision but after 9/11 that was done away with.
Answered by Yak Rider - Thu Mar 27 13:41:10 2008
How did the Mexican drug war get so bad?
Q. I am researching for a history paper about the Mexican drug war and I'm trying to look into how it got so bad, when the drug trade really originated, when it escalated, who was involved, etc. Does anybody have any primary sources they can suggest? Secondary sources?
Asked by littleWing - Sun May 3 22:01:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch this on you tube, it's in spanish, but it's a very accurate history report on the drug cartles going back to El Rey De Los Cielos who really started it all, he used to rule all the drug cartels in Mexico so everything was calm cause they had 1 leader, but when he was killed the drug cartles broke off and all started to battle each other for power continuing to today. If you want a full translation of this email me.
Answered by VillaC - Sat May 9 14:17:43 2009
Q. I am researching for a history paper about the Mexican drug war and I'm trying to look into how it got so bad, when the drug trade really originated, when it escalated, who was involved, etc. Does anybody have any primary sources they can suggest? Secondary sources?
Asked by littleWing - Sun May 3 22:01:56 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Watch this on you tube, it's in spanish, but it's a very accurate history report on the drug cartles going back to El Rey De Los Cielos who really started it all, he used to rule all the drug cartels in Mexico so everything was calm cause they had 1 leader, but when he was killed the drug cartles broke off and all started to battle each other for power continuing to today. If you want a full translation of this email me.
Answered by VillaC - Sat May 9 14:17:43 2009
Is there such thing as a mexican fruit salad?
Q. On Friday we're having a fiesta for Cinco De Mayo and I have to bring in a mexican food. I want to bring a mexican fruit salad? Anyone got a yummy recipe? I'll choose a best answer!
Asked by ? - Tue May 2 19:39:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. That's a recipe for Pico de Gallo (Mexican Fruit Salad)that I found for you online. You can always double the ingredients to make more servings if you need them. Have fun at the fiesta! :)
Answered by heaven25star - Tue May 2 19:53:32 2006
Q. On Friday we're having a fiesta for Cinco De Mayo and I have to bring in a mexican food. I want to bring a mexican fruit salad? Anyone got a yummy recipe? I'll choose a best answer!
Asked by ? - Tue May 2 19:39:00 2006 - - 4 Answers - 1 Comments
A. That's a recipe for Pico de Gallo (Mexican Fruit Salad)that I found for you online. You can always double the ingredients to make more servings if you need them. Have fun at the fiesta! :)
Answered by heaven25star - Tue May 2 19:53:32 2006
when does the next mexican league start and end?
Q. Im planning to fly to gualajara mid october, and i wanted to know when the mexican apertura starts and ends, so i can attend a chivas game.
Asked by milkshakeman00 - Wed Jun 6 19:53:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its starts on august and ends on december just like when chivas won last time in december
Answered by Death From Above - Thu Jun 7 13:36:46 2007
Q. Im planning to fly to gualajara mid october, and i wanted to know when the mexican apertura starts and ends, so i can attend a chivas game.
Asked by milkshakeman00 - Wed Jun 6 19:53:19 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. its starts on august and ends on december just like when chivas won last time in december
Answered by Death From Above - Thu Jun 7 13:36:46 2007
How do you make Mexican queso dip like they do in the restaurants?
Q. My husband and I love the white creamy queso dip you get at the Mexican restaurant so we looked online and tried a recipe for it but it came out horrible. It wasn't creamy at all. It was stringy and had no flavor. So we tried a different recipe, this one came out worse than the first one. So how do they make it? The two recipes I tried called for Monterey Jack. No wonder it was gross!
Asked by . - Wed Oct 14 14:18:52 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a Native Texan, I have quite an appetite for Mexican queso dip. And it is something that my sister cooks up just right. So, I will just get her reccipe for you. Later...
Answered by warrior - Wed Oct 14 19:48:19 2009
Q. My husband and I love the white creamy queso dip you get at the Mexican restaurant so we looked online and tried a recipe for it but it came out horrible. It wasn't creamy at all. It was stringy and had no flavor. So we tried a different recipe, this one came out worse than the first one. So how do they make it? The two recipes I tried called for Monterey Jack. No wonder it was gross!
Asked by . - Wed Oct 14 14:18:52 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a Native Texan, I have quite an appetite for Mexican queso dip. And it is something that my sister cooks up just right. So, I will just get her reccipe for you. Later...
Answered by warrior - Wed Oct 14 19:48:19 2009
What actions did Mexican ancestry as first class citizens take to eliminate racism and discrimination?
Q. I need some homework help. Here's the entire question: In the 1940s and 1950s, Mexican Americans were engaged in the process to end racial discrimination and inequality in American society. Which Mexican American organizations took the lead in bringing about he integration of people of Mexican ancestry as first class citizens of the United States? What actions did they take to eliminate racism and discrimination?
Asked by Xavvier - Wed May 13 00:59:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 1948, war veteran Dr Hector P. Garcia founded the American GI Forum to address the concerns of Mexican American veterans who were being discriminated against. The AGIF's first campaign was on the behalf of Felix Longoria, a Mexican American private who was killed in the Philippines in the line of duty. Upon the return of his body to his hometown of Three Rivers, Texas, he was denied funeral services because he was Mexican American.
Answered by Ted H - Sun May 17 00:23:35 2009
Q. I need some homework help. Here's the entire question: In the 1940s and 1950s, Mexican Americans were engaged in the process to end racial discrimination and inequality in American society. Which Mexican American organizations took the lead in bringing about he integration of people of Mexican ancestry as first class citizens of the United States? What actions did they take to eliminate racism and discrimination?
Asked by Xavvier - Wed May 13 00:59:46 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In 1948, war veteran Dr Hector P. Garcia founded the American GI Forum to address the concerns of Mexican American veterans who were being discriminated against. The AGIF's first campaign was on the behalf of Felix Longoria, a Mexican American private who was killed in the Philippines in the line of duty. Upon the return of his body to his hometown of Three Rivers, Texas, he was denied funeral services because he was Mexican American.
Answered by Ted H - Sun May 17 00:23:35 2009
What are the requirements for mexican citizens entering mexico from the US by air or car?
Q. Just curious because my husband does not have a passport as of yet. And because he is a mexican citizen, I wasn't sure if he would need anything when he returns. It takes so long to get passports now.
Asked by Gayla R - Sat Apr 12 18:40:35 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a Mexican citizen, your husband must use a Mexican passport. Only American citizens may get an American passport ( and, by the way, it only takes 4 weeks to get one). He does not need a passport to enter Mexico by LAND. He SHOULD have one to FLY, tho I know of Mexican citizens who have flown to Mexico without one. He will need a Mexican passport to fly OUT of Mexico. You can call the airline and verify this. He can get a new Mexican Passport at the nearest Mexican consulate in just a few days if he has his birth certificate. He must also carry his green card so he can re-enter the U.S. To trvel by LANH, he needs his green card and a photo I.D...but a Mexican passport is better. If he is in the U.S. legally he is reasponsible to… [cont.]
Answered by Charlie - Sat Apr 12 19:19:53 2008
Q. Just curious because my husband does not have a passport as of yet. And because he is a mexican citizen, I wasn't sure if he would need anything when he returns. It takes so long to get passports now.
Asked by Gayla R - Sat Apr 12 18:40:35 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. As a Mexican citizen, your husband must use a Mexican passport. Only American citizens may get an American passport ( and, by the way, it only takes 4 weeks to get one). He does not need a passport to enter Mexico by LAND. He SHOULD have one to FLY, tho I know of Mexican citizens who have flown to Mexico without one. He will need a Mexican passport to fly OUT of Mexico. You can call the airline and verify this. He can get a new Mexican Passport at the nearest Mexican consulate in just a few days if he has his birth certificate. He must also carry his green card so he can re-enter the U.S. To trvel by LANH, he needs his green card and a photo I.D...but a Mexican passport is better. If he is in the U.S. legally he is reasponsible to… [cont.]
Answered by Charlie - Sat Apr 12 19:19:53 2008
How come I sound more mexican when I speak a different language?
Q. I speak both english and spanish (native language) fluently and with their correct accents and everything...but whenever I try to speak a different language (like french) I have more of a mexican accent and not english accent. Why is that?
Asked by MK22407 - Fri Sep 5 20:56:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How do you know you have more of a "spanish" accent while speaking the foreign language? chances are your expressing the spanish accent in the french because they have similiar word structures, being that they are both romance languages descending from the languages spoken in Rome 1500 years ago. Whatever one's native language happens to be, determines how that person is accustomed to using thier mouth to pronounce words, etc...this is why we always hear accents in other languages, when people learn the langauge later in life. Since spanish was your first language, it is likely that this is influencing the way you move your mouth when you speak a "new" language, much moreso than with english. Hope this helped.
Answered by owen62082 - Sat Sep 6 23:23:51 2008
Q. I speak both english and spanish (native language) fluently and with their correct accents and everything...but whenever I try to speak a different language (like french) I have more of a mexican accent and not english accent. Why is that?
Asked by MK22407 - Fri Sep 5 20:56:53 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. How do you know you have more of a "spanish" accent while speaking the foreign language? chances are your expressing the spanish accent in the french because they have similiar word structures, being that they are both romance languages descending from the languages spoken in Rome 1500 years ago. Whatever one's native language happens to be, determines how that person is accustomed to using thier mouth to pronounce words, etc...this is why we always hear accents in other languages, when people learn the langauge later in life. Since spanish was your first language, it is likely that this is influencing the way you move your mouth when you speak a "new" language, much moreso than with english. Hope this helped.
Answered by owen62082 - Sat Sep 6 23:23:51 2008
I wrote to the Mexican embassy via the 'net and got no reply. Does anybody know the answer to this question?
Q. I am planning to sail in Mexican waters, and when we sail we carry firearms for protection against piracy. How can I get permission to enter Mexican ports with firearms on the boat. I don't want to be in a Mexican jail, and we demand the right to security and self defense while sailing. Thanks.
Asked by Bob - Wed Jul 12 14:05:15 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Demand all you want; you'll be able to do it in fluent Spanish by the time you are released from a Mexican prison. Mexico has historically been rather paranoid of rebellion, so it's gun laws have always been very strict. You are not allowed to have on your person, in your possession or in your vehicle/vessel, any military-type weapons or ammunition. Even one 9mm cartridge can result in the confiscation of your vehicle/vessel and a long prison sentence. At the very best, you can apply for a hunting permit for a specific area, and bring in one sporting arm (i.e., 12 GA shotgun) and a small number of shells - handguns are absolutely forbidden. You can arrange for the hunting license and weapon import license at any Mexican embassy or… [cont.]
Answered by Curious1usa - Thu Jul 13 17:41:55 2006
Q. I am planning to sail in Mexican waters, and when we sail we carry firearms for protection against piracy. How can I get permission to enter Mexican ports with firearms on the boat. I don't want to be in a Mexican jail, and we demand the right to security and self defense while sailing. Thanks.
Asked by Bob - Wed Jul 12 14:05:15 2006 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Demand all you want; you'll be able to do it in fluent Spanish by the time you are released from a Mexican prison. Mexico has historically been rather paranoid of rebellion, so it's gun laws have always been very strict. You are not allowed to have on your person, in your possession or in your vehicle/vessel, any military-type weapons or ammunition. Even one 9mm cartridge can result in the confiscation of your vehicle/vessel and a long prison sentence. At the very best, you can apply for a hunting permit for a specific area, and bring in one sporting arm (i.e., 12 GA shotgun) and a small number of shells - handguns are absolutely forbidden. You can arrange for the hunting license and weapon import license at any Mexican embassy or… [cont.]
Answered by Curious1usa - Thu Jul 13 17:41:55 2006
If a Mexican travels to Cuba and crosses the over to florida, should he be granted immunity?
Q. As you all know, it is illegal for a Mexican to cross over into America. You also know that if a Cuban makes to the U.S. he is granted immunity. Now, combine the two situations, would a Mexican traveling from Cuba, who makes it to the U.S., be granted immunity and allowed to live here?
Asked by ChaRiaLer - Sun Oct 14 00:31:21 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's what country you are a citizen of , not your travel route
Answered by anne - Sun Oct 14 00:53:13 2007
Q. As you all know, it is illegal for a Mexican to cross over into America. You also know that if a Cuban makes to the U.S. he is granted immunity. Now, combine the two situations, would a Mexican traveling from Cuba, who makes it to the U.S., be granted immunity and allowed to live here?
Asked by ChaRiaLer - Sun Oct 14 00:31:21 2007 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, it's what country you are a citizen of , not your travel route
Answered by anne - Sun Oct 14 00:53:13 2007
Can an illegal Mexican immigrant that has been deported from the US legally get into Canada?
Q. Just wanted to know if when a Illegal Mexican is deported back to Mexico if they are still able to freely travel to Canada with a Mexican passport and other appropriate paperwork. In other words the "right way." Not by border jumping!
Asked by Jenny - Fri Jun 26 10:09:00 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer is yes. Your illegal stay in the US has to do nothing with Canada. Remember, the consulate officer has discretion to deny or approve you for a canadian visa.
Answered by Ravs - Sat Jun 27 05:46:39 2009
Q. Just wanted to know if when a Illegal Mexican is deported back to Mexico if they are still able to freely travel to Canada with a Mexican passport and other appropriate paperwork. In other words the "right way." Not by border jumping!
Asked by Jenny - Fri Jun 26 10:09:00 2009 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The answer is yes. Your illegal stay in the US has to do nothing with Canada. Remember, the consulate officer has discretion to deny or approve you for a canadian visa.
Answered by Ravs - Sat Jun 27 05:46:39 2009
Why do the spaniards degrade the Mexicans and the Mexican degrade the Indians?
Q. Im referring to the mexicans of European and Indian decent. The Spaniards didn't like them because they have. Indian blood in them. And mexicans dislike Indians for being full Indian, they really dislike them in Mexico? What's wrong with being Indian? I'm Mexican but I find all this ignorant, anyone else agree?
Asked by Aree - Thu Feb 19 14:48:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. first of all refer to them as natives not indian.im indian from india. people like light skins better. just that. mexicans and spainards think of them as ugly people. the dark skinned mexicans wish they had more european in their blood. and the european looking hispanics look down upon them
Answered by Afnan - Thu Feb 19 15:12:14 2009
Q. Im referring to the mexicans of European and Indian decent. The Spaniards didn't like them because they have. Indian blood in them. And mexicans dislike Indians for being full Indian, they really dislike them in Mexico? What's wrong with being Indian? I'm Mexican but I find all this ignorant, anyone else agree?
Asked by Aree - Thu Feb 19 14:48:13 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. first of all refer to them as natives not indian.im indian from india. people like light skins better. just that. mexicans and spainards think of them as ugly people. the dark skinned mexicans wish they had more european in their blood. and the european looking hispanics look down upon them
Answered by Afnan - Thu Feb 19 15:12:14 2009
I need a really good mexican dessert recipe?
Q. monday is Cinco De Mayo and my spanish teacher is making us bring mexican themed recipes . I need a really good mexican dessert recipe for two reasons 1 I need an A on this assignment and 2 my crush is in that class with me...does anyone have a good (and I mean really good) mexican dessert recipe? I was thinking of going with the fried Ice cream but I don't know how I can keep it frozen untill my 4th period class...any suggestions?
Asked by BossLadi - Sat May 3 09:11:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *Fried Apple Burrito 1 can apple pie filling 6 tortilla shells 1 cup sugar 3 tsp cinnamon Vegetable oil Put equal amounts of pie filling into 6 tortilla shells. Roll shells with both ends closed. Fry in oil until golden brown and sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon mixture. #Notes: Boil remainding cinnamon and sugar on top of stove with a cup of water for a simple syrup to drizzle over the dessert. *El Torito s Deep-Fried Ice Cream 20 ounces chocolate chip ice cream 2 cups 4-grain flake cereal (or Corn Flakes), crushed 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar 3 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 2 eggs 1 teaspoon water 4 8-inch flour tortillas Oil for deep-frying Cinnamon mixed with sugar Whipped cream 4 maraschino cherries Form ice cream into 4 balls.… [cont.]
Answered by Jahanvie - Sat May 3 09:33:30 2008
Q. monday is Cinco De Mayo and my spanish teacher is making us bring mexican themed recipes . I need a really good mexican dessert recipe for two reasons 1 I need an A on this assignment and 2 my crush is in that class with me...does anyone have a good (and I mean really good) mexican dessert recipe? I was thinking of going with the fried Ice cream but I don't know how I can keep it frozen untill my 4th period class...any suggestions?
Asked by BossLadi - Sat May 3 09:11:56 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. *Fried Apple Burrito 1 can apple pie filling 6 tortilla shells 1 cup sugar 3 tsp cinnamon Vegetable oil Put equal amounts of pie filling into 6 tortilla shells. Roll shells with both ends closed. Fry in oil until golden brown and sprinkle with sugar and cinnamon mixture. #Notes: Boil remainding cinnamon and sugar on top of stove with a cup of water for a simple syrup to drizzle over the dessert. *El Torito s Deep-Fried Ice Cream 20 ounces chocolate chip ice cream 2 cups 4-grain flake cereal (or Corn Flakes), crushed 1 1/2 tablespoons sugar 3 1/2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 2 eggs 1 teaspoon water 4 8-inch flour tortillas Oil for deep-frying Cinnamon mixed with sugar Whipped cream 4 maraschino cherries Form ice cream into 4 balls.… [cont.]
Answered by Jahanvie - Sat May 3 09:33:30 2008
I am looking for a good Mexican lasagna recipe?
Q. I made a Mexican lasagna for my son several years ago. I got the recipe off the internet, but cannot find the website, and of course, did not bookmark it. Can anyone help?
Asked by zeldapainkiller - Mon Feb 5 15:58:50 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's Cinco de Mayo, which means it's time for a fiesta! There's no reason to skip the party this year you and your kids can easily celebrate and stay healthy! Need some ideas on how? Treat your family and make my special Mexican Lasagna! With just over 400 calories per serving, you won't feel bad about getting into the spirit of the season and living it up salsa-style! And be sure to round out the meal with some fruit and festive lime or lemonade! Ingredients 1 tablespoon Olive oil 1 Large onion, chopped 1 pound Ground turkey 2 cans (15 ounces each) low-sodium chili beans (no flavorings added), pinto beans, or other beans 3-5 tablespoons Chili powder 12 Corn tortillas (6-inch) 1 1/2 cups Shredded, reduced-fat Cheddar cheese… [cont.]
Answered by Bloody Tears - Mon Feb 5 16:01:24 2007
Q. I made a Mexican lasagna for my son several years ago. I got the recipe off the internet, but cannot find the website, and of course, did not bookmark it. Can anyone help?
Asked by zeldapainkiller - Mon Feb 5 15:58:50 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's Cinco de Mayo, which means it's time for a fiesta! There's no reason to skip the party this year you and your kids can easily celebrate and stay healthy! Need some ideas on how? Treat your family and make my special Mexican Lasagna! With just over 400 calories per serving, you won't feel bad about getting into the spirit of the season and living it up salsa-style! And be sure to round out the meal with some fruit and festive lime or lemonade! Ingredients 1 tablespoon Olive oil 1 Large onion, chopped 1 pound Ground turkey 2 cans (15 ounces each) low-sodium chili beans (no flavorings added), pinto beans, or other beans 3-5 tablespoons Chili powder 12 Corn tortillas (6-inch) 1 1/2 cups Shredded, reduced-fat Cheddar cheese… [cont.]
Answered by Bloody Tears - Mon Feb 5 16:01:24 2007
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