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RONK’S KITCHEN
Spanish Mexican & Cuban Index
Mexico is a bit odd. Their cusine is as varied as are their people. An interesting factoid involves their renowned
spiciness which is entirely region related. Foods from the North (Tijuana & San Antonio) are smoking hot spicy,
Foods from the center (Monterrey & Durango) are relatively spicy, while foods from the South (Mexico City,
Acapulco & Cancun) are extremely mild. Spain has a similarly spicy cusine to Mexico, but theirs is HIGHLY
influenced by their ancient occupations by the Phoenicians and Romans. The Moors of Morocco are also
unique contributors since the Spanish have NO aversion to Pork. The varied immigrants into huge Brazil
brought a large myriad of different foods with them. While famous for their local grass-fed Beef and cooking
methods such as their sword Barbecues and their 2” thick giant, larger than your plate Porterhouse Steaks,
duplication can be a daunting or nearly impossible process. Cuban cuisine is a unique fusion of Afro-
Caribbean, Spanish, French & Haitian Creole as well dishes and cooking styles from Mexico and central
America. Typical foods often feature tomatoes, citrus, bell peppers, cumin, oregano, seafood and more, often
with a side of rice & beans or yuca. While Brazilian foods and Cuban foods aren’t really that similar (Cubans
DO LOVE their Green Olives).
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