Carne asada

Spanish Rice The word “Spanish rice” comes from a time when the Spaniards continued their travels around the world, they went to Asia and from there they brought back to Mexico things like wheat and rice. Mexican people that prepare the rice dish often speak the Spanish language, which is where the name “Spanish rice” dish came from. Spain is actually the second largest producer of rice in the world with China being the first largest producer. Spanish rice is one of the most popular dishes in the

always have that jaw dropping, heart skipping sensation wishing for a team to win or sometimes even loose. Growing up in a Hispanic family sports play a big part of my families life, more predominantly on Sundays. The whole family gets together for carne asadas to watch soccer, football, baseball, golf, any type of sport playing at that moment on TV and we all bet each other to see who will win. The best feeling for me is when a Latino or Latina play a sport because it gives me so much pride knowing that

My Vitamin B12 intake was only at 62%,and the RDA for most micronutrients calls for 66%. Considering how close I was to meeting the RDA amount, All I would have to do is either replace the protein I am getting from the carne asada, the pulled pork, the fried chicken or hamburger with more organ meat such as chicken liver or increase my meat or milk intake. The next thing I would want to do, is to cook the organ meat or increased quantity of meat with some plant oils such as olive or canola oil

It’s very important to set up a family tradition because it often tell a story about a family and it identifies who your family is and how they’re different from other families. Traditions can also bridge together gaps between generations, and it unites family members to spend more time together. Which is why some of our family traditions that we spend together would be Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New year’s.             On Thanksgiving Day, our family friends would always invite us to their house

you are , it changes everything and life as you knew yesterday it's gone by today. In Guatemala i had to wake up at 6:00 am everyday. In Guatemala when it was someone's birthday we would do a huge party with traditional foods like: carne asada, beans and rice, empanadas, tostadas etc. In Guatemala every 15 of september which is the independence day we used to have a big celebration with traditional foods and traditional dances. In Vegas I can wake up at the time i want. For our

they visit the ballpark. In 2013, there were 20,421,361 ballpark franks sold at stadiums around the MLB. The hot dogs aren’t the only attraction, though. For example, the famous chili cheese nachos at Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati or the carne asada fries for the Padres. And the list doesn’t end there. Every stadium in the MLB has their own signature dish. Even though the MLB possesses the best

past years, I would always have big and pretty funny parties, and I also thought my XV is coming they are probably saving money. One day I heard my uncle Victor saying “Are you guys making a party for Naylin?’’, Mom answer ‘’no probably just a carne asada and a cake’’, It was one day before my birthday, and my mom stated to ‘’my brother Armando let's go to H-E-B. I asked ‘’ can I go’’ and she responded ‘’no you stay with your dad’’ so I had to stay. After two hours, my brother Armando and my mom

Bridget Roberts 11/29/17 Intercultural Paper The culture I choose to explore is the Hispanic culture. I choose this culture because many of the people I work with and many of my friends identify with the Hispanic culture and I feel it would be interesting to know more about a culture that is so relevant to my life. A few of the big things in Hispanic culture that I found interesting are language, traditions and food. Hispanic refers to a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central

As an American born and raised, I have surprisingly, never given much thought on how my race impacts my life and the people around me. It seems as if society today is obsessed with knowing what we are racially and where we come from, rather than our character and how we think or how we carry ourselves culturally. I am Mexican-American. I am also happy to identify myself as such. My parents came to America when they were teenagers so up until this day, some of those traditions from Mexico are still

It was september 3 when it happen. I finally had the strength to introduce my whole family the person I wanted for my life. I already knew how everything was going to be, i’ll introduce him as my partner and they are going to act nice with him but when i'm alone with a family member they would tell me “why him?” or “you could do better”. Why did I pick him and not someone else? how come I had lasted so long with him to be able to introduce him to my family, could I do better? I had this meeting