Sabor a Cabo 2023 The 2023 Sabor a Cabo event will be taking place Saturday, December 2 at the Club Campestre San José. The event will feature more than 50… Read more »
Culinary Corner September 2023
Posts Tagged: food
Culinary Corner April 2023
New M Bistro Restaurant in La Paz DBTC member Karryn Arato opened a new mediterranean bistro in La Paz, M Bistro – A Mediterranean Affair. The restaurant serves tasty mediterranean… Read more »
Culinary Corner March 2023
Aguas con los Tacos Next time you’re in Esnenada, check out Aguas con los Tacos, a new taco stand in Ensenada operated by the same family as the famous La… Read more »
Culinary Corner November 2022
Baja Restaurants Awarded Place on List of Latin America’s Best Restaurants Two Baja California restaurants, Manzanilla in Ensenada, and Animalón in Valle de Guadalupe were honored with rankings on the… Read more »
Culinary Corner September 2022
Chiles en Nogada Season If you’re looking for a delicious way to celebrate Mexico’s Independence Day (September 16th), give chiles en nogada a try. This seasonal dish is made of… Read more »
Culinary Corner August 2022
Rosarito Fish & Seafood Festival On Sunday August 7th, Rosarito will host the 32nd Festival del Pescado y Marisco. The Rosarito Committee of Tourism and Conventions (COTUCO Rosarito) will host… Read more »
Ceviche is Latin America’s Raw Seafood Dish with Japanese Influence
Originally from South America with indigenous roots over 2,000 years old, some of the world’s best ceviche can be found today just 90-miles over the border in Ensenada, Mexico By… Read more »
Culinary Corner July 2022
Tickets on Sale for Muestra del Vino Tickets are now on sale for the Muestra del Vino, one of the major events of Valle de Guadalupe’s Fiestas de la Vendimia… Read more »
Tacos Al Pastor
Mexico’s Most Popular Street Tacos Borrow from Lebanese Heritage Cuisine By Chris Mejia Thin layers of marinated pork stacked high onto a vertical rotisserie spit and slow roasted until the… Read more »
Carnitas: A Mexican Heritage Dish for Festive Occasions
The History of Carnitas & A Guide for Ordering By Chris Mejia With a history that harkens back before the founding of Mexico, carnitas (which literally means “little meats”) is… Read more »