Pan de Muerto for the Day of the Dead in Mexico
Pan de muerto, or bread of the dead, is a typical pan dulce. This slightly sweet bread, fragrant with anise and orange, is served with chocolate caliente or a steaming […]
Pan de muerto, or bread of the dead, is a typical pan dulce. This slightly sweet bread, fragrant with anise and orange, is served with chocolate caliente or a steaming […]
Poinsettia, Flor de Nochebuena, Cuetlaxóchitl – this beautiful plant has many names. Poinsettias are native to the tropical highlands of Mexico. In the wild they grow into 10-foot-high bushes with explosions of […]
The Virgin of Guadalupe is the patron saint of Mexico. The apparition of a dark-skinned Virgin above Guadalupe on December 12th, 1531 changed the course of history in Mexico; within seven years […]
‘Semana Santa‘, the Holy Week leading up to Easter Sunday, starts on the ‘Viernes de Dolores‘ (Friday of Sorrow and Pain). We were in Guatemala many years ago to witness […]
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