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Stone, Glass, and Wanderlust: A Traveler’s Guide to Iconic European Architecture
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A bit of background about architecture in Europe European architecture is at the center of the architectural world, and its influence over the centuries has impacted contemporary design worldwide. From the classical temples of ancient Greece to the avant-garde buildings of modern Europe and rapid economic and social change, European architecture represents a history built…
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Los Cabos Seafood: Exploring Street Eats and Hidden Gems
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Table of contents: Typical food in Los Cabos 🍽️ Discover some popular Los Cabos seafood (and other type of meals not only necessarily seafood) and in the whole of Southern California (Baja California Sur) 🌮🦐. 1️⃣ Chimangas: what a curious word, isn’t it? “chimangas” typically refer to a local dish made with shrimp, bacon, cheese,…
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Pozole History: From Ceremonial Stew to Culinary Treasure
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What is pozole? The pozole history is a must for every foodie and history buff worldwide. Pozole is an excellent example of Mexican culture and tradition. This famous Mexican soup is a meal lesson, much like tacos. Additionally, its deep-rooted flavors, whose origins stretch back centuries, millennia perhaps, showcase a rich tapestry so evocative of…
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Mexican Dining Adventures: Must-Try Restaurants in Mexico
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The restaurants in Mexico are for every budget. You can eat in a local market, and then you can go for dinner at a pretty fancy restaurant. Here is the list of the topics and states where we are about to mention some top restaurants to try delicious Mexican and international food: Let’s explore some…
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Mole Mexican Food Chronicles: Mexico’s Culinary Heritage
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Calling to all the foodies in the world! Get ready to learn about one of the most famous Mexican traditional dishes: The Mole. It has different versions: The one from Puebla, Oaxaca, and even there is pink mole! Sound’s delicious, isn’t it? Here are the topics you will see in our mole article: Let’s start…
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Pulque Mexico: The Sacred Nectar of The Gods
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Table of Contents: What is pulque and its history? Pulque is a unique Mexican drink made from the fermented sap of the maguey plant. It has a long history, going back to ancient times with the Aztecs and Toltecs. For these ancient cultures, pulque wasn’t just a drink. They thought it was sacred and used…
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What is a Michelada: Mexico’s Iconic Beer Mix
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Table of contents: What is a Michelada? Brief Context and History A Michelada is a popular and refreshing Mexican drink made with beer, lime juice, assorted sauces like hot or Worcestershire sauce, and spices like salt, chili powder, or Tajin. It’s served over ice in a salt-rimmed glass and can be adjusted to suit different…
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Churros Mexicanos: A Sweet Tradition You Need to Try
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Table of contents: Churros Origin: History of Churros When asked to mention a Mexican dessert, the first thing that comes to mind is churros. Right? You’re not wrong, but it’s not completely accurate that churros are 100% Mexican, either. Let’s take a time machine back to another era. Here is another post I wrote some…
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Guelaguetza Oaxaca: A Marvelous Legacy of Indigenous Traditions
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Table of contents: Guelaguetza Mexico: What is it? The Guelaguetza is an event where the 8 regions of the beautiful state of Oaxaca come together to show their cultural heritage through traditional dance, clothing, crafts, music, and delicious traditional food. Every year in July, beautiful conventional dances take place in this fantastic event. It is…
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Mariachi Music: Discovering the Beautiful Mexico’s Musical Legacy
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Table of Contents If you want to become a mariachi stuff expert, stay with us and prepare to serenade your partner. Ay, ay, ay! ❤️ What is a mariachi, or what are mariachis? If you have ever traveled to Mexico and seen men in colorful or curious clothes singing songs in a bar, restaurant, or…
