In terms of transportation Guatemala and Philippines have something in common. Though continents apart, these two countries share a same concept in one of their mode of transportations. Filipinos called it “Tricycle”, while Guatemalans named it ”Tuk Tuk” o “Moto … Continue reading A Moto taxi ”Tuk Tuk” or Tricycle Joyride
September 15 is a big day for five Central American countries, namely, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua. This year marks the 192 years of freedom from Spanish colonization since 1821. Like in many countries, the Independence Day … Continue reading Parades, Fireworks, Fiestas, and Viva La Independencia!
However, as the saying goes “nothing beats the original”. Also, it is still nice to eat something that is carefully prepared and done with perfection especially in a fast-paced generation. So the next time you have the chance to eat fresh tortillas…have it and indulge. Continue reading The Art of Making Tortillas
Si la pasta corresponde a italianos, Si baguette a franceses, Si sushi a japoneses, Es justo decir que la tortilla es para los latinoamericanos. Cuando dices tortilla muchos o la mayoría se conectará de inmediato sólo con los mexicanos, aunque … Continue reading El Arte de Hacer Tortillas.
One of many variants of banana, the “Saba” banana originated in the Philippines. The “Saba” banana though can be eaten raw, Filipinos considered it as a cooking banana like plantains. Saba is deem as one the most important varieties of banana in … Continue reading It’s Banana-Q!
Una de muchas variedades de banano, el plátano ” Saba ” se origino en las Filipinas. La banana ” Saba “, aunque se puede comer cruda, los filipinos consideran que es un banano de cocción como plátanos. Se considera ser … Continue reading No es sólo un simple plátano… es Banana-Q!
The Mixed Culture 