Entries by Rosalita Leona

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5 Ways to Bring the Classroom Home

UPDATED January 12th, 2018 A mother’s heart is the child’s classroom. —Henry Ward Beecher As the school year begins and you watch your child walk off into a new frontier—a new school, a new classroom, with a new teacher—remember that you remain the most important element in their education. You are their constant and consistent […]

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Yoga for Insomniacs

UPDATED November 14th, 2017 “I used to be so good at sleeping,” my friend Lucy tells me. “Remember?” It’s true. She could fall asleep anywhere, anytime—in the middle of a party, on a short car ride to the mall, on a concrete slab by the side of the pool after a long night out on […]

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Celebrating Flan: A History of the Beloved Latin Dessert (Plus 4 Great Flan Recipes)

UPDATED June 17th, 2017 While many consider flan the quintessential Latin-American dessert, the first recipes actually hail from Ancient Rome, nearly two thousand years ago. The Romans were the first to domesticate chickens, and needed ways to use up this egg surplus. Borrowing a bit of cooking wisdom from their Greek neighbors, they created new egg-based […]

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Mompreneur Spotlight: Celebrity Chef Melissa Guerra

Melissa Guerra is a celebrity chef, cookbook author, and owner of an award-winning Latin American culinary store in San Antonio. If you’re looking for the best pan de polvo recipe or an authentic mortar and pestle hecho en Mexico, Guerra’s got you covered. And if you want to know the quickest route from the dusty […]

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Best New Latin Restaurants

Here is a list of the best new Latin restaurants to try in the new year. For nearly three decades, Esquire Magazine’s John Mariani has published a list of the best new restaurants of the year. Each November it is highly anticipated amongst foodies and restaurateurs alike. This year, he remarks on the proliferation of […]

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Tips to Travel With Kids

Traveling with kids is an adventures. Here are my tips to travel with them. In America, there are two classes of travel: First class, and with children. —Robert Benchley “When you have a baby, your family should be obligated to come to you for the holidays. It should be a rule,” my friend Lucy tells […]