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The Unexpected Ingredient That Makes Every Salsa Amazing

What's going to take your salsa to the next level? It's driving us nuts, too.

How to Make Mexican Tamales

I shied away from making tamales at home for the longest time, believing it was an undertaking so labor-intensive that it was only worth doing with the help of many, many extra hands. Turns out I was wrong—tamales, while requiring a small amount of assembly time, really aren't all that hard or time-consuming to make at all. After a few rounds of recipe testing, this version with three options for fillings will give you plenty of light, tender, airy, and incredibly flavor tamales…

10 Things You Should be Buying at Your Local Mexican Grocery Store

If you're serious about your Mexican food, go past the ethnic food aisle and check out the local Mexican grocery store.

Mom teaches her daughter how to properly fold a burrito in a viral video

Don't know how to fold a burrito? This adorable video will teach you the basics.

If You Truly Love Tacos, You Won't Mind Paying $25k For This One

The rules for tipping on takeout and delivery — and some other tips, too

Do you still tip 20 percent if you’re bringing your food home? Throw in a little extra for curbside pickup? Here are the etiquette commandments of COVID-era takeout and delivery.

The World's Most Expensive Taco Is Made With Gold Flake Tortillas

It's $25,000 of beef, caviar, and golden goodness at a gourmet Mexican restaurant in Cabo San Lucas.

Your Weed Is Being DNA Sequenced, And Author Jorge Cervantes Loves It

Author and master marijuana cultivator Jorge Cervantes gets behind the science identifying different marijuana strains through genetic sequencing.

“Our Lives Are Our Biggest Projects”: Creating Your Own Original Life

Ayse Birsel designs products, but she also takes the same principles she uses in her work to help people rethink how they’re living.

Vault 3.0 is Here! Don Dwyer Explains New Features, Benefits in Video

The Vault 3.0 is here! In this video blog, Guardian Jet’s Managing Partner, Don Dwyer, explains the new features and benefits of Vault 3.0 and why it’s even more user friendly.

Someone You Should Know: Don Helfer

Some items found in the trash, 700 miles from Rochester, will soon be back where they belong. For a local family, someone else's trash will be a treasure, that will help tell the story of someone they wish they'd known better. Their father. The mystery began one week ago, in Hickory, NC, when someone made a find in a dumpster. Inside was an identification card from World War II, Navy ribbons and pins, and pictures of a young sailor named Don Helfer.

Don Newman: How Writing a Book Will Change Your Congregation & Ministry Forever

Donald Newman "How Writing a Book Will Change Your Congregation & Ministry Forever"Director of Acquisitions for Xulon PressDonald has over 20 years experience working with Christian authors and editors. As a Pastor and Church Planter for much of that same time, Don truly believes that nothing can impact people for the Kingdom of God like a book can. In this current position he draws upon his past experience as Pastor and Church Planter to help him partner with and assist Pastors and Church…

Episode 83: Dr. Jorge Fortun on Heads-Up Surgery and More

Dr. Jorge Fortun of the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute joins to discuss his experience using heads-up visualization for vitreoretinal surgery and approaches to common surgery indications such as epiretinal membrane and macular hole.

Brazilian Artist Jorge Roriz Paints Personalized Masks That Look Like Real Faces

Brazilian artist Jorge Roriz has been putting his skills to work, crafting face masks that look eerily like real faces.

My Lost Treasure: Don McLean