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]]>1319 Rosewood Ave, Austin, TX 78702
This taco truck has a cult following and we can see why. It only serves tacos de discada—a Northern Mexican specialty containing beef and pork and cooked on a discada—a circular, repurposed plow blade-turned-wok. The result is juicy meat tacos, bursting with flavor and simply topped with salsa and lime. If you’re in pursuit of taco perfection, this is the place to go!
2505 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78702
Located in east Austin, this much-loved taco empire began as a simple family-run business in 2008. These days, every Veracruz All Natural truck and eatery is packed with happy customers enjoying migas, fish and veggie tacos, washed down with homemade aguas frescas.
104 E 31st St, Austin, TX 78705
This hole-in-the-wall taqueria serves South-Texas street style tacos with options available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. With an unpretentious feel and fantastic flavor combinations in soft homemade tortillas, Vaquero Taquero is a must for any taco enthusiast.
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]]>Mexico is a fun option if you want to plan a travel night at home, and it really isn’t that hard to do! Check out how to plan a trip to Mexico at home in three steps.
The first step to making yourself feel like you are in Mexico is to cook your favorite dish from the country’s fantastic gastronomical array. Search the internet for the recipe if you do not already know how to make it, and be sure to pair it with Mexican cerveza or one of the many other well-known drinks from the country.
As you eat and mingle with friends and/or family, one great way to set the mood is by choosing a soundtrack that will make you feel like you are south of the border. Whether it is Luis Miguel, Selena, or your favorite mariachi band, this will help you really feel like you have traveled there.
Mexico is represented on the silver screen by excellent directors such as Alejandro González Iñárritu and Alfonso Cuarón who have brought scenes from their home country that come to life in films such as Roma and Amores Perros. After you have eaten, listened to music, and relaxed, traveling to Mexico on the big screen is a great way to cap off your virtual travel day.
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]]>Chilaquiles is another great type of Mexican dish that’s an absolute must-try. It is primarily eaten at breakfast. Here are the many ways Chilaquiles can be eaten, and how they make for an amazing party dish.
Chilaquiles is a versatile dish that can be eaten plain, with nachos or even on a bed of crispy fries. It’s usually topped with a sour cream sauce and onion rings, sprinkled with fresh avocado and tomatoes. Oftentimes, they’ll chuck in an egg for extra protein.
Salsa is one of the main ingredients in this savory dish. While chilaquiles is traditionally made with white sauce, in Tamaulipas (on the northeast part of Mexico) cooks use tomato sauce instead of white sauce.
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]]>This luxury boutique hotel called Casa Malca, is located in Tulum, on the Caribbean coast of Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula.
After the drug lord’s death in 1993, many of his properties were abandoned, just like this one. However, the mansion was rescued from the encroaching sand dunes as it was rediscovered a decade later in 2003 and returned to its original owner. In 2012 it was bought and renovated by New York art dealer Lio Malca. Now it is a five-star hotel surrounded by crystal clear Caribbean Sea, white-sand beach and a green jungle.
The mansion has 42 suites and rooms in total with breathtaking ocean and garden views. The rooms are decorated with colorful, rustic, eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton and bamboo linens.
Private year-round outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, rooftop bar that provides picturesque panoramic views of the whole resort are just some of the amazing things you can enjoy while staying in Casa Malca.
Also, at the mansion you’ll be served only fresh, organic, home-grown herbs, fruits and vegetables. You’ll be able to taste and enjoy Mexican food which is made according to Mayan tradition.
This beautiful and peaceful resort with its vibrant blue water, balmy breezes will nourish your body and soul.
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]]>The post Where to Try the Tastiest Tacos in Austin, Texas appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>1319 Rosewood Ave, Austin, TX 78702
This taco truck has a cult following and we can see why. It only serves tacos de discada—a Northern Mexican specialty containing beef and pork and cooked on a discada—a circular, repurposed plow blade-turned-wok. The result is juicy meat tacos, bursting with flavor and simply topped with salsa and lime. If you’re in pursuit of taco perfection, this is the place to go!
2505 Webberville Rd, Austin, TX 78702
Located in east Austin, this much-loved taco empire began as a simple family-run business in 2008. These days, every Veracruz All Natural truck and eatery is packed with happy customers enjoying migas, fish and veggie tacos, washed down with homemade aguas frescas.
104 E 31st St, Austin, TX 78705
This hole-in-the-wall taqueria serves South-Texas street style tacos with options available for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. With an unpretentious feel and fantastic flavor combinations in soft homemade tortillas, Vaquero Taquero is a must for any taco enthusiast.
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]]>The post “Travel” to Mexico at Home in Three Simple Steps! appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Mexico is a fun option if you want to plan a travel night at home, and it really isn’t that hard to do! Check out how to plan a trip to Mexico at home in three steps.
The first step to making yourself feel like you are in Mexico is to cook your favorite dish from the country’s fantastic gastronomical array. Search the internet for the recipe if you do not already know how to make it, and be sure to pair it with Mexican cerveza or one of the many other well-known drinks from the country.
As you eat and mingle with friends and/or family, one great way to set the mood is by choosing a soundtrack that will make you feel like you are south of the border. Whether it is Luis Miguel, Selena, or your favorite mariachi band, this will help you really feel like you have traveled there.
Mexico is represented on the silver screen by excellent directors such as Alejandro González Iñárritu and Alfonso Cuarón who have brought scenes from their home country that come to life in films such as Roma and Amores Perros. After you have eaten, listened to music, and relaxed, traveling to Mexico on the big screen is a great way to cap off your virtual travel day.
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]]>The post Chilaquiles: The Savory Traditional Mexican Dish appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Chilaquiles is another great type of Mexican dish that’s an absolute must-try. It is primarily eaten at breakfast. Here are the many ways Chilaquiles can be eaten, and how they make for an amazing party dish.
Chilaquiles is a versatile dish that can be eaten plain, with nachos or even on a bed of crispy fries. It’s usually topped with a sour cream sauce and onion rings, sprinkled with fresh avocado and tomatoes. Oftentimes, they’ll chuck in an egg for extra protein.
Salsa is one of the main ingredients in this savory dish. While chilaquiles is traditionally made with white sauce, in Tamaulipas (on the northeast part of Mexico) cooks use tomato sauce instead of white sauce.
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]]>The post Stay In Pablo Escobar’s Mansion appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>This luxury boutique hotel called Casa Malca, is located in Tulum, on the Caribbean coast of Mexico’s Yucatan peninsula.
After the drug lord’s death in 1993, many of his properties were abandoned, just like this one. However, the mansion was rescued from the encroaching sand dunes as it was rediscovered a decade later in 2003 and returned to its original owner. In 2012 it was bought and renovated by New York art dealer Lio Malca. Now it is a five-star hotel surrounded by crystal clear Caribbean Sea, white-sand beach and a green jungle.
The mansion has 42 suites and rooms in total with breathtaking ocean and garden views. The rooms are decorated with colorful, rustic, eco-friendly materials such as organic cotton and bamboo linens.
Private year-round outdoor swimming pool, sun terrace, rooftop bar that provides picturesque panoramic views of the whole resort are just some of the amazing things you can enjoy while staying in Casa Malca.
Also, at the mansion you’ll be served only fresh, organic, home-grown herbs, fruits and vegetables. You’ll be able to taste and enjoy Mexican food which is made according to Mayan tradition.
This beautiful and peaceful resort with its vibrant blue water, balmy breezes will nourish your body and soul.
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