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Paloma With Aperol
Recipes
Aida Mollenkamp

Aperol Paloma Cocktail

We like our cocktails with an edge: sometimes spicy and other times just a tinge bitter. You’ve probably noticed that we use Campari and Aperol A LOT when we want a hint of bitter so it was only a matter of time until we added it to our margaritas! We created this Aperol Paloma Cocktail recipe, and we do not regret it at all, we will be sipping on it for the rest of the summer.

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Classic Paloma Cocktail Recipe
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Aida Mollenkamp

Classic Paloma Cocktail

While in the United States the most popular tequila cocktail is undoubtedly the margarita, south of the border it’s this easier-to-make grapefruit soda-and-tequila cocktail known as the Paloma. Here is the Classic Paloma recipe for the classic version of the drink.

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Destinations
Julia Cartwright

Baja California Foods Worth Crossing The Border For

Yup, we’d brave the border wait to Baja California just for the absurdly fresh seafood and a bottle of the local craft beer. And for the tostadas. And the salsas. Truth is, we travel to eat and these are the dishes we can’t wait to eat on our next trip south to Mexico.

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Mexico
Remi Zimmerman

11 Baja Style Mexican Food Recipes To CookNow

We’ve told you about the must-eat dishes in Baja and have even launched group trips there, but we haven’t yet shared recipes. So, from fish tacos to ceviche, here are 11 recipes inspired by Baja so you can taste of one of our favorite regions of Mexico.

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Kumquat Pistachio Brown Butter Tea Cakes Recipe
Recipes
Aida Mollenkamp

Kumquat Pistachio Brown Butter Tea Cakes

A simple dessert recipe for little cakes that are perfect for tea time but with a California twist! Brown butter and almond flour cakelets get mixed with roasted pistachios and candied kumquats for a not-too-sweet and healthy-ish treat! Try this Kumquat Pistachio Brown Butter Tea Cakes recipe for your next tea party!

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Cooking Tips
Aida Mollenkamp

How To Host A Tamalada

The new holiday tradition we’re all about? Hosting a tamalada! It’s like a cookie-making party but for tamales. And you get tons of amazing food as a result!

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