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    there was a surge in the amount of Mexican restaurants. This is when chili was introduced to the Mexican immigrants and soon they started to blend traditional Mexican food with the cooking practices of Texan cooking and the style of cooking known as Tex-Mex was born. The immigrants used the ample supply of beef and added a little bit of cowboy flare. Soon after many other new dishes were being invented like chimichangas and nachos. The chimichangas were invented in the 1950s at El Charro…

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    Essay On American Culture

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    Culture of “Americans” America’s culture is different and distinctive. America’s society is made up a diversity of ethnic groups that have shaped American culture and values. People’s attitude and behavior are based on their values. America’s cultural was influenced by Native Americans, Latin American, Africans, and Asians. The United States has been influenced by many other cultures that led to the shaping of their values. Religion and language are an example of the influence of other culture…

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    Dallas Profile Essay

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    The city is renowned for bistros and restaurants that feature the finest in barbecue, Mexican and Tex-Mex menus. In addition, there is a wide range of other types of establishments that feature a nice selection of different dining options. It can be said of dining in Dallas that there truly is something to satisfy even the most discriminating palate.…

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    their storefronts for all the people society to spot easily, no worry of passing the restaurant. The two joints being so delicious one can not surpass the other on taste. Some believe Taco Bell is Mexican cuisine, which is close but is technically Tex-Mex food. Taco Bell is an integrated restaurant bringing Texan and Mexican food together in simple yet tasteful delicacies. There’s a variety to the menu, including both beef and chicken options. Your cravings are easily met with the one dollar…

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    Mexican Food History

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    the world can enjoy. While Spain and France have had strong influences in Mexican food history, perhaps one of the most popular has been the influence from the Southwest United States. Texas, to be exact. This interesting style of Mexican food, "Tex-Mex" is served in many restaurants the world over and is considered "Mexican food" although this is not necessarily the case. It is an often spicy, delicious blend of both cultures and has become widely accepted the world…

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    had a margarita at the Jalapeno Tree. Before we left, I didn't know where I was going because I left the planning up to my friend. To my delight she wanted Mexican food so to Longview, TX we went. The Jalapeno Tree is a chain "Mexican" (it's more Tex-Mex) restaurant with about 15 locations in East Texas. The Marshall location was large, vibrant, and as spicy as a restaurant with jalapeno in the name could be. Festive large murals filled the walls including a giant mural of Elvis in the banquet…

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    After watching television and a couple YouTube videos advertisements or ads added about 2 minutes into a 10 minute Buzzfeed video and after watching The Loud House on Nickelodeon a 30-minute show was reduced close to 20 minutes of actual runtime and the remaining minutes Nickelodeon non-sense and ads. Despite that, in this age of time ads have revolutionized in both positive and negative ways ranging from time-consuming, pure marketing or purely disrespecting females. For example, while watching…

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    American culture is known as all of the different cultures of the word that have come together, and is always changing and conforming to the immigrants. Today, all over the United States, we see that there is a major impact of Latinos throughout our culture. Some of the different ways that we see an impact of Latinos throughout our culture is in music, food, television, and civil rights. One main impact that Latinos have made on the American Culture would be through music. In the late…

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    Benefits Of Chili Powder

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    Chili Powder is composed of dried chili peppers, cumin, salt, oregano, and garlic powder. It has been used in food since 7500 B.C. Chili Powder is used for cooking, such as in Chinese, Thai, Indian, Korean, and Tex-Mex recipes. In cooking, it adds flavor, garnishing, and a sharp taste to foods (“Chili Powder”). Chili peppers are used as healing herbs, too (“History of Chili Powder”). Chili Powder can be used to clear nasal congestion, soothe throat infections, and relieve pain during muscle…

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    Case Study Jose Peppers

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    Jose Peppers, a Tex-Mex restaurant at the legends outlet. They were hiring throughout the summer of 2017. Many people say working at a restaurant is hard; either because it gets busy often or because they expect you to work many hours. Jose Peppers isn’t a place you’d like to go if we get busy it’s either because any other restaurant has a waiting list. Jose the manager, a short-tempered Hispanic who seemed to have a soft spot for young girls and was really perverted. He would often come to the…

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