Recipe: Cocina Hernandez “Sopa De Fideo”

By Tia Tenopia, Latinopia Welcome to Cocina Hernández! In this episode Diane Velarde Hernández shares another one of her great Mexican recipes with us. This time it’s “Sopa de Fideo,” […]

By Victor Escalante Pedro Gonzales is an immigrant entrepreneur from Mexico City with an MBA from the school of hard knocks, “the street.”  Every day his mother would send him […]

By Monique Costello, Gozamos  Summer conjures up emotions of carefree days and uncomplicated meals. Running through sprinklers and washing cars mean more than slaving in a hot kitchen. It just […]

By Laura Carbonell, Voxxi July 4th, Independence Day, is one of the most celebrated holidays in the U.S., along with Thanksgiving. The American people and those who are proud to […]

By Being Latino With Independence Day happening this week, summer is in full swing. . .which means so are seasonal parties and barbeques. The last thing a person wants is […]

Friday June 29, 2012 Latinos Favor Government Involvement in Solving Issues (Daily Political):  A new poll on Hispanic attitudes towards the involvement of government to solve problems, might suggest problems […]

“Rising temperatures arrived, hot and humid summer weather leaves us no chance to turn the oven on… So, its the perfect time for salads and snacks! You will love this […]

“Among all the things that make me drool instantly, is Cochinita Pibil… this delicious dish from the Yucatan Peninsula, which actually makes amazingly good and tasty tortas (mexican name for […]

By Especial Correspondents, Pocho Ñews Service (PNS reporting from the NUTMEG STATE) Connecticut became the 17th state to approve Medical Menudo yesterday when the state’s Senate gave overwhelming approval to a bill passed […]

By Melissa Pitts With the first days of summer here I couldn’t resist taking out my trusty ice cream machine and make my first of many batches of ice cream. […]