Some maple syrup, a little bit of salt and pepper, and your choice of winter squash is all you need to make this elegant...

Thick and tender pork chops seared to perfection, then topped with a creamy, sweet, and cinnamon sugar butter spread-based topping of sautéed apples, garlic,...

The most famous symbols of Día de los Muertos are calacas (skeletons) and calaveras (skulls). Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a deeply traditional and...

Blistered Japanese shishito peppers are absolutely addicting accompanied with a spicy margarita. They’re insanely easy to prepare pan-fried in oil, soy sauce, maggi seasoning,...

These Sugar Skulls are a folk art decoration. I do not recommend eating sugar skulls  – once decorated with sequins, feathers, beads, and glitter are...

Tart blood orange juice makes a brilliantly colored cocktail and not to mention very uplifting. For a touch of Dia de los Muertos spirit, spike...

This Avocado and Tomatillo Salsa is often called Salsa de Guacamole or Guacamole Salsa. The creaminess of the avocados combined with tangy and roasted tomatillos, and...

Poached, free-range eggs served on a stack of lightly fried, crispy corn tortillas drizzled with roasted green chile hollandaise sauce and pico de gallo....

Lightly fried corn tortillas are filled with rice, black beans, and queso enchilado, rolled up and then smothered with a rich and spicy homemade...

Homemade picadillo, tomatoes, shredded cheese, and guacamole all wrapped up in a pretty package and grilled to crunchy perfection. My kiddos are back in...