Christmas mexican theme

From our family to yours, enjoy this compilation of favorite Mexican Christmas food - sides, entrees, and even drinks and desserts!

Many, many years ago, my family decided to take a vacation over the Christmas holidays. This was the first time we had decided to spend Christmas not at home, and I was so excited! Even from a young age, I was giddy at the idea of experiencing different Christmas traditions around the world. Plus, as

Are you hosting Christmas this year? Are you looking forward to celebrating the holidays in our home? Your home is decorated with Christmas decor. Now, its time to plan the Christmas menu and cook and bake with my children. Here are some favorite Christmas recipes: like cookies and other baked treats, appetizers, sides, main dishes, and a few drinks.

Discover the mouthwatering magic of 67 Mexican Christmas foods, where tradition meets culinary delight. These traditional Mexican Christmas food items will be a hit on Christmas Day, holidays and more. #christmasonadime #mexicanchristmasfood #mexicanrecipes

Mexican Christmas Piñata and Posada: Did you know a Mexican Christmas pinata is different from regular pinatas?

Whether because you miss Mexico or love Mexican culture, is no secret that everybody identifies Mexican elements such as papel picado or piñatas, and of

If you want to spice up your festive season this year have a think about adding some fun Mexican Christmas traditions to your home. Today we are looking at

45 Fascinating Christmas Traditions in Mexico including Christmas Food in Mexico, Mexican Christmas Decorations, Mexican Christmas Trees and more!

Christmas is one of the biggest holiday in Mexico. Celebration foods in Mexico include mole, pozole, pibil pork, tamales, which are preparations that require great dedication and are almost a ritual. But these are not all. Let's take a culinary journey to Mexico and discover the most popular Mexican Christmas dishes.

Inspiring creativity with Latina style and sparkle - crafts, DIY, recipes, and storytelling by Kathy Cano-Murillo, The Crafty Chica!