Archives » March, 2008

On the Menu: Margaritas of much of Mexico is on the menu

“If our food is not the best on Marco, we don’t charge for the meal!”

Destination Naples Dining News On the Menu: Margaritas of much of Mexico is on the menu By TOM WILLIAMS 8:13 p.m., Monday, March 31, 2008 With new recipes, and an exciting new evening menu, Margaritas on Marco … via Naples Daily News

Superb music a Schuur thing

“I just couldn’t live there anymore.”

Jazz vocalist Diane Schuur remembers a lot of great things about living in Tucson. via Arizona Daily Star

Heaven on Boniface

“No, we’ve been here for quite a while”

By Monica Bradbury I have to admit I’m biased. I love Mexican food of all kinds, from the truly authentic-which I never got tired of eating for breakfast, lunch and dinner during a week-long vacation in … via Anchorage Press

‘Top Chef’ contestants take their treats to Chicago’s streets.

“We were like a bunch of New York City rats trying to grab as much shit as possible.”

Express’ Karmah Elmusa deconstructs a less-than-perfect pantry raid on “Top Chef.” HERE I STAND , poised to dive head-first into the boiling water after three eliminations on ” Top Chef Chicago ” - or in what I … via Express

Turning Up The Heat

“Our seasonings have no additives, so they are gluten-free”

Poblanos. Jalapenos. Serranos. Habaneros. Chipotle. Phew, that’s one hot tamale. via Hartford Courant

Cantina Captiva brings affordability to island

“He’s also worked for me as bar manager at the Sunshine Cafe in Fort Myers and was a server and busser at the Keylime Bistro. He’s even worked in the kitchen, cooking, when it was necessary.”

Cantina Captiva is a logical name for a Mexican restaurant on Captiva Island. It’s also a logical concept to serve the large volume of tourists on the island. via News Press

Old Pueblo Trolley, Tucson, Arizona

Come learn about the city’s past on a trolley ride, shop for arts and crafts, and dine on fresh Mexican cuisine. via SmarterTravel

New place in town for Mexican food

“We had noticed that in the area of Oroville there were no mobile food units. There are mobile food units in Chico, Paradise and Gridley but not in Oroville, so we thought there might be a need”

There’s a new place in town to grab a bite if you’re hungry and in a hurry. Escamilla Tacos, 899 Oro Dam Blvd. via Mercury-Register

Lenten Recipes: Spanish Food

Most Americans don’t really know much about Spanish food, except by way of its influence on Mexican cuisine. via About.com

The case for Concord

What would make me want to spend a year of my life living in Concord? Love. Cheap rent. via Bay Guardian

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