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Celebrate Mexican Independence Day with These Festive Cocktails

Mexican Independence Day, or El Grito de Dolores, is a vibrant celebration filled with rich traditions, lively music, and delicious food and drinks.

The origins of Mexican Independence Day trace back to September 16, 1810, when Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla, a Roman Catholic priest, issued a call to arms against Spanish rule in the town of Dolores (now Dolores Hidalgo) in the state of Guanajuato. This event is known as “El Grito de Dolores,” which translates to “The Cry of Dolores.” Hidalgo’s call marked the start of the Mexican War of Independence.

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Step Into the World of Panna Cotta

If you dine out with any frequency you have most likely been served Panna Cotta, which is a chef’s go-to when needing a simple dessert quickly. It is a dessert that every chef can make well, and flavor in a way that makes it their own.

We will not bore you with silly details as the dish speaks for itself.

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Central Market Will Be Hatch Pepper Ground Zero This Season

hatch1by Steven Doyle

It’s time to gear up once again for one of our favorite times of the year, Hatch Chile Season. No one does Hatch Chile’s better in Dallas than Central Market with all the grandeur deserving the flavorful pepper.

Those that participated last season know it was a particularly spicy year with even the mild versions having an extra bit of kick. It will be interesting to see how the weather this year affects the peppers on the Scoville front. Continue reading

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We Are Celebrating National Soup Month With A Rahr Beer Cheese Recipe

OIP (55)by Steven Doyle

January is National Soup Month, and we shared plenty of our favorite soups found throughout Dallas and Fort Worth in coming weeks. Go buy a few six packs of the Ugly Pug, our favorite Rahr & Sons brew. You will want to serve the beer with the soup, of course.

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Happy Hour: The Mojito

Mojito is a traditional Cuban highball made up of five ingredients and having rum as alcoholic base. Mojito is very popular among alcohol starters due to it having relatively low alcoholic content. In today’s time there are hundreds of variations of Mojito and especially its mocktail counterparts are quite popular among teetotalers.

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Happy Hour: The Whiskey Sour

The key to an excellent whiskey sour is getting the balance just right. This whiskey sour recipe has all the right proportions of bright, bracing lemon juice; warming, floral bourbon; and sweet simple syrup to deliver a refreshing cocktail that’s neither too cloying nor too biting.

Using freshly squeezed juice is essential—the stuff that comes out of fruit-shaped squeeze bottles doesn’t even compare. If you don’t have any lemon on hand, you can swap it out for lime (or a mixture of the two). Serve on the rocks with an orange wheel and a maraschino cherry.

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Cooking With Paula Lambert: Dolce Habanero

mozz co.jpgby Steven Doyle

We have always been a great fan of Deep Ellum’s cheese factory run by the esteemed Paula Lambert, the Mozzarella Company. Our love for Mozzarella Company dates back to the very early 80’s when Lambert would create a handful of balls of mozzarella selling her products at the Dallas Farmers Market out of an ice chest in Shed 2 where you may now buy tacos. I would visit with Lambert and she would regale me with stories of cheese. Pure heaven. Continue reading

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Celebrate Chicken Fried Steak Day With Fried Elk (Recipe)

l (2).jpgby Steven Doyle                       Jonathon’s CFS

As we celebrate Texas Chicken Fried Steak Day (see history here), Texas all across the great state raise their tongs as they pay homage to this fine example of Texan ingenuity and deliciousness. Continue reading

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