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Mexican Huevos Divorciados - Divorced Eggs
#Breakfast#Breakfast Ideas#breakfast recipes#brunch#Cooking#culinary tradition#Huevos divorciados#Mexican cuisine#Mexican flavors
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one of those things that, despite being delicious, there wasn’t nearly enough of it 🔥
#meatloaf#mexican meatloaf#mexican flavors#mexican cheese#spices#spicy food#hello fresh#amateur cooking#mine
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Experience Authentic Mexican Cuisine at Melody's Mexican Kitchen in Reseda

Located in Reseda, California, Melody's Mexican Kitchen is a cherished spot offering genuine Mexican flavors. With a menu inspired by traditional recipes, this eatery has gained popularity among both locals and tourists.
Melody's Mexican Kitchen stands out for its diverse menu, featuring a range of dishes crafted from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. From sizzling fajitas to savory enchiladas and flavorful tacos, there's something to please every palate at this well-loved restaurant.
Beyond its delectable cuisine, Melody's Mexican Kitchen boasts a warm and inviting ambiance, ensuring a comfortable dining experience. Whether you're dining in with loved ones or grabbing a quick meal, you'll receive friendly service and a welcoming environment.
The restaurant also offers catering services for events of any size, making it an ideal choice for your next gathering. With its delicious fare, welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service, Melody's Mexican Kitchen is a must-visit for those seeking authentic Mexican flavors.
Situated in Reseda, Melody's Mexican Kitchen is a culinary gem worth exploring. Whether you're craving a hearty meal or simply in the mood for Mexican cuisine, you'll find what you're looking for at this esteemed restaurant. Indulge in the flavors of Mexico at Melody's Mexican Kitchen and discover why it's a favorite among locals and visitors alike.
#Melody's Mexican Kitchen#Reseda#Mexican cuisine#authentic flavors#traditional recipes#Mexican flavors
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The Very Best Tacos you Will Ever Eats
The tacos are a taste explosion that you should not miss. Mexican food is popular for the flavors that you would not soon forget. Most of the primary herbs, fruits, and vegetables used in Mexican cooking are accessible worldwide. But since it draws on both Spanish and indigenous American cultures. So, when it all comes together is special and delectable. True Mexican taste accentuates with herbs and spices like cilantro and thyme, as well as spices like cumin, cinnamon, and cloves.
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Indulge your Mexican food cravings on a Budget at Dos Tacos PH
Craving a hearty Mexican meal without denting your wallet? Look no further than Dos Tacos PH, a hidden gem nestled in the vibrant Food District Signatures on 5th food court of One Bonifacio High Street Mall in BGC. Dos Tacos is the epitome of affordable yet delectable Mexican cuisine, bringing freshly made Mexican flavors that will tantalize your taste buds without burning a hole in your…

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#affordable Mexican food#Beef Tacos#BGC#budget-friendly#Buy 1 Take 1 Crispy Tacos#casual dining#Dos Tacos PH#Food District#Food District ambiance#food stall#grabfood delivery#Mexican cuisine#Mexican flavors#Mexican food enthusiasts#mexican food stall#One Bonifacio HighStreet Mall#Pork Tacos#Quesabirra Tacos#restaurant review#Tachips
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I’m trying to think of what an equivalent portrayal of Sabine’s relationship with her culture would look like if it were me for example but the last time I heard an incorrect assumption about us I almost went on a whole rant lol so it’s probably better for me not to think about it
#the assumption was that latino food (general) has a similar flavor profile to mexican food and i#i think i managed to keep my cool well enough but i rambled on for a bit about how incorrect that is
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i dont have sensory issues with food like in general but ceviche is probably the most sensorially awful food in the world
#and not even because of how spicy it is or whatever its the huge chunks of raw fish + the insane rock hard porotos + raw onion#all things im fine with but combined they make the worst sensations in the world happen inside your mouth#the flavor is fine idc#*peruvian ceviche. mexican ceviche is like a whole other thing and not sensorially evil#chizitxt
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I need a flavor intervention... there is too much spice and salt and seasoning in my life lately, my stomach is in revolt :(
#who would have thought that i – a white person(tm) – could get to this point#but i've been subsisting on curry and kimchi and ramen with about 50 things added to pimp it up#and potato chips with flavors like 'lime salt' and 'mexican tomato' and 'roasted lamb cumin'#i've been eating stuff like mustard and miso paste straight from the jar. by the spoonful.#i tried to make 'absolutely plain quinoa with zero flavoring' to give my poor stomach a break this morning#but when i wasn't looking i accidentally cooked it in vegetable broth and topped it with olive oil and lemon juice#i tried to have 'plain toast' the other day... but spread vegemite on it#what is my PROBLEM?#i am forcing myself to have muesli and raw carrot for dinner tonight#sorry body. i will try to be more reasonable and strike a balance#i just love flavor so much :( unfortunately my insides do not agree :(#cosmo gyres#personal#tag rant#food#this is the worst part about getting older :')
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You know, it's been years now, and I still follow a few blogs that post for thr fandom... I need the last few remaining fans to know: anyone that popularized the last name "McClain" for Lance, I need you to jump into a boiling pool and you can never get out.
Maybe look up Cuban last names??? And don't use any of the first 10 results??? Do your fucking research??? Look up how Cuban last names work, maybe??? Don't just settle for the whitest last name to fucking exist, and call it a day????
It works similarly in mexico, First name, maybe middle name, sometimes third name if your parents are feeling a bit quirky, then Paternal lastname Maternal lastname. Maybe! Maybe he's mixed! A mexican parent and a Cuban parent! A Brazilian parent and a Cuban parent! Maybe!!! He's even part native! But I don't trust white fans with native characters. Learn to behave and maybe we'll trust you with native characters.
Just. Stop it with McClain.
IF YOU ARE WHITE, YOU CAN REBLOG BUT IF YOU TRY TO START SHIT I WILL BLOCK YOU!!!!!
IF you are latine, specifically Cuban, feel free to add your own thoughts on this matter
#voltron legendary defender#voltron#lance voltron#lance mcclain#gross evil awful who is that man#lance with literally any latino last name#beautiful amazing i would die for him#listen#im mexican and very fucking tired#yall just didnt want to put the work in so you just went with mcclain#which i think was the original lance's last name??#wait i just checked the original lance didnt have a last name either mcclain is from the comics#ALSO HELP JAMES IS LIKE THE WHITEST NAME IVE EVER HEARD#call him jaime leandro or something that has flavor#he can go by his middle name#thats what my mom did#idk it just frustrates me you know??#and i HATE the way his family was written in the show#he fucking called his grandparents memaw and pepaw or somethinf like that???#I HATE IT!!!#even if he didnt speak spanish#his parents would have probably made him call his grandparents abu something like that#again cuban voltron fans chime in#what did you call your grandparents#i dont any any grandpas#but i called my grandmas “abuelita” and “abu”#oh right me personal tag#raine thoughts
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wait i read ur tag and i am so curious! u say “its like when u say ur eating tortillas but u dont mean just the bread” but i cant figure out what u mean, ive only ever seen tortilla = tortilla. do u use tortilla to refer to like quesadillas also? tortilla + cheese?
ahh this might be a finnish (+some other countries) thing. if you're, for example hanging out with friends, and you decide to "make tortillas" it doesnt mean making the bread from scratch, but getting those pre-made tortillas (the bread) and putting filling in them like this


the 2nd pic is a tortilla package and as you can see they do sell the bread with the name tortilla as they should, but people just refer to wraps made with tortillas as tortillas here. quesadillas are quesadillas though!
#also lots of americans and mexicans complain about not being able to get real tortillas in europe but i cant remember what#tortilla bread (let me call it that please i knoww. i also call chai chai tea sometimes bc it makes it clearer what im talking about etc.#)#actually is supposed to contain and what ours do#ok its not just americans and mexicans but that was leading to my 2nd interesting thing which is#foods often arent made in an authentic way in other countries. ofc there are authentic restaurants but most of them arent#ie. from what ive understood. italian restaurants in america serve italian-american food which. yeah makes sense!#and in here if there's a regular chinese restaurant - they have probably modified the dishes to be more in tune with finnish tastes#same with sushi and pizza and burgers and whatever. they out bananas on pizza in sweden.... anyways#and like yknow kebab places can have different options and flavors depending on what country they operate in#but the tortillas – those are like. someone got inspired by hearing about texmex cuisine probably and then we got what we have now#or something. idk. my point is that what they call texmex cuisine here is heavily influenced by finnish food habits and preferences#so it's far removed from the original and v mixed in with finnish stuff#idk if that makes any sense#im not saying there arent any ''authentic'' places to get stuff from btw#but thats not the norm#ahh i feel like i worded this very poorly but someone smarter than me can probably grasp what im trying to say#ask
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Random thing but I had a thought
So the Vanillians we know wrap their freshly baked Cookies in waffle cones. So what if there was somewhere that wrapped their kids in tortillas like burritos?
#I don’t really know what kind of region would fit that#I’m not that well versed on Mexican food#and even then usually the regions are based on general flavor not on a culture of food#but I don’t know maybe it fits a spicy region?#but anyways it was just a thought I had#I think it’d be neat if Cookies had that little flavor of culture in their regions#like what food they use as blankets#because as far as I can tell only the Vanilla Kingdom has something unique in waffle cones#everyone else just uses regular blankets#anyways I’m getting carried away#cookie run#burrito#random stuff
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Sadly eating a bowl of cow intestines i accidently ordered from Bravo market..... trying to drown it in tapatio so i dont notice (i still notice)
#she told me it was beef#she didnt specify which organ of beef#i barley tolerate this in menudo#at least there are too many flavors to distract me#this is so hard why am i doing this to myself#crying in mexican
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i love videos of british people trying american food (southern especially) for the first time it’s like watching a baby discover color
#marzi speaks#their eyes light up and they go ‘there’s so much FLAVOR !!’ every time#like yes !!! welcome to the world of spices!!! and marinades!!!#come join me on a wonderful journey. come have biscuits and gravy experience soul food cajun tex-mex proper mexican food all of it#allow your palate to grow to accept more than 3 flavors. embrace the complexities#it’s beautiful you get to watch them be freed from the prison of sad beige food in real time#they’re always like skeptical of it at first. but then they try the brisket and they realize what they’ve been missing all along
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The Very Best Tacos you Will Ever Eats
The tacos are a taste explosion that you should not miss. Mexican food is popular for the flavors that you would not soon forget. Most of the primary herbs, fruits, and vegetables used in Mexican cooking are accessible worldwide. But since it draws on both Spanish and indigenous American cultures. So, when it all comes together is special and delectable. True Mexican taste accentuates with herbs and spices like cilantro and thyme, as well as spices like cumin, cinnamon, and cloves.
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Silantro Fil-Mex Cantina: Exploring the flavors of Filipino-Mexican Fusion Cuisine
Looking for an exciting culinary adventure? Let me introduce you to a delightful dining experience that combines the vibrant flavors of two beloved cuisines: Filipino and Mexican. Silantro Fil-Mex Cantina, a popular restaurant chain in the Philippines, brings you a tantalizing menu that showcases the best of Fil-Mex fusion. The Fusion of Filipino and Mexican Flavors Silantro Fil-Mex Cantina…

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#chili peppers#convergence of flavors#culinary fusion#culinary traditions#dining experience#festive atmosphere#Fil-Mex cuisine#Fil-Mex dishes#filipino cuisine#Filipino flavors#Filipino-Mexican fusion#food exploration#fusion cuisine#Mexican cuisine#Mexican flavors#restaurant review#Silantro Fil-Mex Cantina#Silantro menu#Silantro specialties
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[SERVING CHINESE AND MEXICAN.]
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