Tag: Food
Peruvian Passion: UTRGV professor puts two decades of devotion into book
In Peru, food is not just a source of sustenance, but a reflection of the country's rich cultural heritage and "Eating Peru: A Gastronomic Journey" by UTRGV's own Robert Bradley is a journey of 25 years into his knowledge, experience and appreciation of Peruvian cuisine and its fascinating lore.
Harlingen’s Café 406 strong as ever after burglary
Universal Market & Indian Restaurant has an array of flavors for cuisine’s newcomers, lovers
McALLEN — Walking into the Universal Market & Indian Restaurant you are instantly surrounded with traditional Indian aromas coming from the restaurant buffet and awestruck with the selection of food in the market.
Brownsville’s Las Ramblas tapped by James Beard Foundation again
Las Ramblas at Market Square in Brownsville has been named a semifinalist in the James Beard Foundation's "Outstanding Bar" category for the second year in a row.
Rosca de Reyes highlights Three Kings Day in Valley communities
La Rosca De Reyes being made and for sale at La Mexicano Bakery and Cake Shop on Friday in Edinburg. Families across the Valley were preparing to celebrate Dia de los Reyes. Also known as Epiphany, the day is meant to honor the Three Wise Men, or Three Kings, who were said to have visited the infant Jesus and brought him gifts. The day marks the end of the Christmas season.
Delia’s Tamales to build $15 million production facility in San Juan
Delia's Tamales continues to grow, expanding from the Rio Grande Valley to even dishing their famous tamales at the White House. Now after nearly 30 years, the business is opening a processing plant at a $15 million cost in San Juan, where the tamales everyone has come to know and love will be made and stored.
McRib to rise from retirement again, not yet confirmed for RGV
The McRib's farewell tour has scheduled another round of dates.
McDonald’s selling double cheeseburgers for 50 cents on Monday
‘Mexican Bites’ on Central Boulevard in Brownsville basks in breakfast delight
BROWNSVILLE — There's a hot stretch of road along a less traveled part of the city where a small restaurant grabs my attention with its bright yellow facade and colorful signs.