Torta

Taqueria is one of the few. Their small size and location scare some away, but their mexican food is the best in town by far and even regulars can learn a little more about them also. This family own restaurant been in the kankakee area for nearly 10 years, this is because of their great food. They have authentic tamales, tacos, and even tortas. For the tacos, they match their meat’s quality with the quantity. Notable, giving the money worth. Secondly, for just under ten dollars one can have a 5 star dinner without the 5 star price. They have three different sauces that vary in spiciness, which people argue which one is spicier. The most like hot sauce is their sauce rojo or the red sauce. Then, they have their famous tamales. Due to the fact, that tamales take all day to make not all the flavors are available everyday. You may pre order some the day before and have them ready for you the next day. The tamales come in as singles, half-dozen, and dozen. Significantly, the most underrated tamales are the dulce ones. These tamales are different from regular tamales because they have a sweet flavor like candy. Finally, they have a torta. A torta is a Mexican sandwich. Some people like to describe it as a taco with bread. Isidros are successful by keeping their restaurant family own. Their business is picking up and starting to take off. Majority of the staff are still family, but now they have a more non-family workers. The staff for the most part are very kind and helpful.…

Torta Fiesta, LLC will grow into a unique and local Mexican-cuisine food truck within three years. We will provide signature Mexican griddle-baked sandwiches known as Mexican tortas, yuca fries, and soda/water. Torta Fiesta will best appeal to all individuals who like to experience new flavors in Mexican mobile dishes. We will be successful because we are a unique Mexican food truck that serves good-tasting and affordable Mexican tortas served with a side of humility and flavor. Mission…

people. Many families send the male of the house to cross the border, into the United States. The male was sent here so he will work and send his family back in Mexico money. The money sent back home will feed the family, pay bills, pay for the children 's school. The government charges $1,000 a year for every child to go to school. In the year 1998, the government brought in only $415 billion. Mexico has many dishes that were inspired by other countries, but Mexico also has foods it 's known…

My family and I strong believers of the catholic religion. We all were raised by the catholic religion. There is an event in the religion called quaresima. Quaresima has the Latin word of Quadragesima which means forty days fast. American Catholics know this event by the name of Lent. In Lent we are to sacrifice/ promise to not eat a certain food whether it is chicken, red meat, chips, etc. to account for Jesus’s action in the forty days where the unholy one tempted him. After Lent the following…

Tex-Mex is most popular in Texas but is eaten in other parts of the United States.Differences Tex-Mex has a mix of American and Mexican cuisines, but Tex-Mex didn’t spread to Mexico, but it did to other parts of the United States. gringos love wheat, and pretty much any burrito you'll find up here is wrapped in a wheat tortilla rather than the maize-based tortillas down South. A general rule is that the more starch there is, the more Tex-Mex it is (with the notable exception of tortas). These…

El Dia De La Independencia If you are unfamiliar with Mexico’s culture then you have probably never heard about Mexico’s biggest tradition, El Dia De La Independencia. This is one of Mexico’s biggest traditions that no Mexican citizen wants to ever miss, this tradition has gone for many and many years. Furthermore, it is the day Mexico celebrates its independence from Spain. El Dia De La Independencia is Mexico’s biggest tradition because is the day they celebrate their independence gain…

decided to check it out with my friends. The first thing that I noticed from the outside was the location because it was next to Papa Johns and a wings restaurant, when seemed like a negative area to promote a business since there is competition. The location made me want to dock some points the internal made up for it. As I walked in the restaurant, I saw that the walls had the same design as the menu. I noticed that the patterns of flowers on the wall were very colorful, which helped brighten…

Fagioli to more complex dishes like chicken parmesan. However, these dishes are not consumed unless the proper etiquette is followed. At the table, it is very impolite to touch your hair and keep your disused hand off of the table. I was taught that you must keep your unoccupied hand on the table; clenched in a relaxed fist. This is because many Italians were taught that it is not polite to hide what you’re doing with your other hand. Apart from table manners, Italians are very social with…

about." Hesitant, she got up and got dressed. I drove South of Phoenix for thirty minutes until reading "Mercado Plaza Del Sol next right." I got off the highway, followed the directions, and found the place. It looked like a spacious, one-floor building, with bricks around it. That had Mercado Plaza Del Sol painted in red on the side where the cars parked. We walked in to see that it was like a small flea market. It had different stores and stands that were selling handmade leather bags,…

has its own behavior, which I touched a bit on this earlier. NYC—and the Bronx, especially—has this “Empire State of Mind” mentality, to steal from Jay-Z. Everybody seems to be in a hurry and focused; it almost seems as though each person believes that there is another person waiting right behind him or her to steal her job, income, or resources. My being an outsider and looking like a tourist may have intensified this mentality. I also mostly felt as though I was the only Caucasian male around.…