One of Mexico's most popular drinks is tepache - a traditional mildly alcoholic beverage made out of fermented pineapple rinds and sugar. Notable for its low calorie characteristics1 as a beverage and cocktail mixer as well as potential health benefits, tepache can either be purchased ready to drink (RTD) or made at home using a home brewing kit. For those who prefer the ready to drink … [Read more...] about Tepache – A Low Alcohol Drink You Can Brew At Home
Lifestyle
Chile Peppers : The Serrano Ceviche ~ Family Recipe
The serrano pepper (Capsicum annuum) is frequently found in local supermarkets in its green unripened form. The serrano originates from the mountains in Mexico and resembles a miniature skinny jalepeno. With a Scoville rating of 10,000 to 25,000 serranos are hotter than the jalapeno and tend to have a fruitier more complex flavor with a bit of a zing. The heat level can be adjusted by … [Read more...] about Chile Peppers : The Serrano Ceviche ~ Family Recipe
La Maison Du Chocolat Demolition Party – Brick in the Wall
On June 12, 2015, Nora Hovanesian-Mann and Nicolas Cloiseau celebrated the renovation of La Maison Du Chocolat's Madison Avenue boutique with a one-of-a-kind demolition party -- a life-size brick chocolate wall. Metal hammers were provided as guests took turns demolishing the wall and consuming the bricks. The party featured a delicious assortment of gourmet chocolates, including La … [Read more...] about La Maison Du Chocolat Demolition Party – Brick in the Wall
Cars! Cars! Cars! Exotic, Domestic, Electric Etc
Cars, cars, cars. We love them all. Exotic, Domestic, Electric or Diesel, we can only look forward to what the future will bring. While some may maintain their car collection in a garage, we keep ours here and on Pinterest. … [Read more...] about Cars! Cars! Cars! Exotic, Domestic, Electric Etc