Carne asada

Plenty return appointments. We even knock a door where they invited us in fed us carne asada and we had a great time talking to them about the gosple and sharing the message of the restoration. I feel like this family is really prepared to receive the gosple. Just with the way they invited us the way they talked with us. They truly do

ranch. My Cousin’s and I always do tricks on the four wheelers. Some of the of the tricks we do is doing a wheelie or drifting in the wet dirt. After being in the in the four wheelers for a while we decided to go back to the ranch and eat delicious carne asada, that my uncle “Peter” makes for the whole family. After we finish eating, we go the basketball court behind the ranch, we make the team, make rules, and decide how many points we have to the score

Being a Mexican kid living in a bad neighborhood is the most difficult part of being Mexican. Nothing good can come out of this especially if you are becoming a teenager or you are already one. I grew up in that neighborhood while I was becoming a teenager. This was the worst time to grow up there. The only good thing about growing up there was that I became street smart. I learned a lot of things a kid my age shouldn't have learned. My parents didn't let me go to the middle school over there because

First of all, celebrating or perceiving the Super Bowl has become a tradition for most people from many years. Many of them consider themselves as ‘fans’ and are willing to spend all needed in order to enjoy it. Therefore, the Super Bowl 50 will have an impact on the economy. The greatest impact or revenues could be considerate to be for the companies, stores among others that promote it. For example, the main revenue is going to be the selling of tickets for the stadium. I think this because according

parents want me to be able to pass on the our culture to my Future family.Especially ,the food,traditions and the fashion of our culture.I love My mexican culture , we do big birthday parties and holiday parties .For the birthday parties we make carne asada ,rice,beans,tortillas and salsa for dinner.After everyone is done with their food ,we all gather up to break the pinata .In the pinata,we fill it up with lots of mexican candy such as tamarindo ,masabanes ,chile elotes and mango candies .We also

Growing up, I barely heard the early 2000’s hits blasting from the car radio; instead, Marc Anthony would always serenade us. Growing up, Christmas day didn’t begin Christmas morning; instead Christmas day began Christmas Eve night. Growing up, I didn’t dismiss my heritage; instead, I embraced it. My Latino background defines who I am. Surging throughout my body, my Puerto Rican and Salvadoran heritage has shaped me into the person I am today. Although raised in a Latino home, I also had American

The article written by Natalie Hess in the TESOL webpage named “Understanding and Outreach in a Border Community is by far my favorite. It is written about the city of Yuma where I spent nine good years of my life. The facts of the article struck home with me and have been a part of my life since living there. She addresses the issues of border living with tact and truth. It is applicable to our living and teaching here in Tucson today. To often the teachers don't realize that language is just

Food is probably the most important element of the Mexican culture. Much of the daily routine and tradition in Mexico is preparing and eating food. Mexican food is rich in color and flavor. The richness of their foods is important to the Hispanic culture. Traditional food was combined with the Spanish influence such as ingredients of rice, beans, corn, meat, peppers, and onions. This was the result of the blending of the two different heritages. Mexico also contains desserts such as flan, tres leches

In a large bowl, carefully shred the meat with two forks. Pour in the 1 cup broth, add the cilantro, and toss. Use as a filling for tacos, burritos, tamales, tostadas, flautas, or whatever your heart desires. BEEF FLAUTAS (Flautas de Carne) Flautas are aptly named tortilla “flutes” that are rolled up with a variety of delicious fillings. Usually the difference between flautas and taquitos is that flautas are made with larger flour tortillas, so are a bit longer than their taquito

and only daughter in the Aguilar family, and the first in my family to obtain a degree and continue to earn a higher education. I grew up in a small, South Texas town known as Laredo. This is a town where people do not have barbecues but have “carne asadas;” this is where people are more willing to pitch in money for a get-together than pay extra for any political or academic progression; this is where “machismo” and Hispanic teachings intertwine with American ideals. I lived my whole life in Laredo