Great Southwest Cajun Fest in Downtown Chandler Brought to you by Abita Brewing, the Southwest Cajun Fest returns this Saturday, April 22, from noon – 9 p.m. in downtown Chandler at the Dr. AJ Chandler Park 178 E Commonwealth Ave Chandler AZ
Easter Ham: Give it a Latin Kick By Shirley Gomez From the breakfast nook to the dinner table, Easter is not complete without a Smithfield Spiral Sliced Ham! Perfectly cooked, hand trimmed and uniformly sliced, these famous hickory-smoked hams make
10 Foods That Can Help You Look 10 Years Younger Being young is awesome, mostly because you have less responsibilities and less problems. And while we have no control over growing old, we can actually do something to at least
Flavors of the Southern Coast: Cooking with Tommy Bahama By Sandra Munoz The iconic, island-lifestyle brand, Tommy Bahama debuted its latest cookbook Flavors of the Southern Coast-Cooking with Tommy Bahama. This edition follows the wildly popular debut of Flavors of
By Sandra Munoz Nestled within the inspiring landscapes of Camelback Mountain, Sanctuary Resort Scottsdale debuted Nirvana “ a flavorful state of mind” a culinary festival for the fine food aficionados whom will enjoy exquisite cuisine from world-acclaimed chefs and
Clark Bartram cooks testosterone boosting, belly fat burning chili, his Super Bowl meal of choice. When a man turns 30, his testosterone levels can decrease by 1-2% a year. By the time he reaches his 40s and 50s, his testosterone production
By Isabel Byfield It finally feels like winter in Phoenix… at least some days it does – and it reminds me of my childhood and the comfort drinks that my mom would make for me. Latin cuisine is full of
(Feature Photo: Peruvian Paella/Credit: Ron Dollete/Flickr Creative Commons) By: Isabel Byfield I have always been curious about Peruvian food, but never had the opportunity to try it. I eat pretty much anything and love all food, but I have to
(Featured Photo: Paul Wilkinson/Flickr Creative Commons) By: Isabel Byfield The New Year is just around the corner and Latinos are known for celebrating big – going non-stop from Christmas Eve until Día de Reyes, with delicious food at the heart
By: Isabel Byfield Christmas is just around the corner, and we all know Latinos like to celebrate it big during this time of the year. The richness of the ancestral Latino traditions are a mix of inherited colonial practices that
