By Manzanillo Sun Kitchen from the December 2011 Edition ENGLISH CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS Serve with whipped cream, rum butter or custard FOR TWO PUDDINGS 8 oz Shredded Suet (preferred) or grated hard butter 1 Heaped Tablespoon Mixed Spice 1/2 Teaspoon Grated Nutmeg 1/2 Teaspoon Ground    Cinnamon 4 oz A/P Flour 16 oz Soft Brown Sugar 8 […]
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from the December 2011 Edition The following information was sent to us by a good friend. It is a good idea for everyone who is hiring a Mexican worker for any reason to be aware of these laws. If hiring through a contractor, we believe that the contactor is then responsible for his workers welfare […]
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By Manzanillo Sun Kitchen from the November 2011 Edition Try these Shrimp Tacos Adapted from About.com Busy cooks These can be serve cold or hot. Warm tortillas for a few seconds on each side over a grill, or a pan and shape. Ingredients: 1-1/2 cups sour cream (Crema Acido) 2 cucumbers, peeled, ( Pepino) seeded, […]
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By Terry Sovil from the November 2011 Edition Jewel Moray The Jewel Moray lives in depths from 15-80′. They are found in the southern Sea of Cortez and Pacific Coast mainland to Panama. Inhabiting rocky, boulder strewn areas and walls where they lurk in holes and crevices. Morays constantly open and close their mouths which […]
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By Marinas Insurance from the November 2011 Edition One of the biggest worries foreigners have regarding insurance in Mexico is not being able to understand all the details when making a claim –largely because of the language barrier. That’s the view of Roberto Castellanos of Mariner’s Insurance Mexico, who recently gave a presentation on the […]
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By Suzanne A. Marshall from the November 2011 Edition It’s just around the corner, although many of us put off the lurking knowledge that we’re going to have a lot to do and we should get started NOW! Of course I’m talking about Christmas and New Year’s events and celebrations. For some of us, Christmas […]
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By April Pepper from the November 2011 Edition Oh sure, I can give lots of lip service about important topics such as co-parenting, parallel-parenting, single-parenthood, parenthood….The truth is, I’m flying blind. I probably read the same blogs you read. I probably search the same key phrases you search. Like… ‘How to tell your kids you’re […]
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By Lorenzo from the November 2011 Edition Or musings of a muchacho on the two days visit by Hurricane Jova to Manzanillo I honestly thought we would be spared the Taste of Jova and actually was quite happy and relieved about this, I didn’t really want to do a hurricane no matter how exciting and […]
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By Suzanne A. Marshall from the November 2011 Edition Several days ago I was preparing to write this next article and anticipating Freda’s (our illustrious editor) reminder via email. I have a number of lovely stories still to share about living in Manzanillo. But when Freda’s email arrived titled ‘heads up’ these stories seemed so […]
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By Freda Rumford from the November 2011 Edition First printed in the Guadalajara Reporter 20.10.2011 Following the recent stories about Hurricane Jova, it seems necessary to add yet a little more. Upon going out and about in Manzanillo, it was extremely sad to see the amount of Mexican families that had been totally destroyed […]
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