This year, our crew of die-hard Latin fútbol fans decided to level up our watch party game. No more boring chips and salsa (although, respect where it’s due). We’re talking bold, vibrant, elegant pero con flow — Spanish foods that speak the language of fútbol: fiery, dramatic, and unforgettable.
Let’s get one thing straight: grilling meat is not just cooking—it’s a ritual, a point of pride, and in many of our Latin homes, practically a sacred event. Whether it's the slow-burning asado of Argentina or the smoky, juicy churrasco of Brazil, our region doesn't play around when it comes to fire and flavor. And for those who don’t quite get the difference—or think it’s all just “barbecue”—we’re here to set the record straight.
This time, we’re doing it the Argentinian way. Why? Because no one lives and breathes fútbol like Argentinians—and their food is part of that devotion. These Argentinian dishes aren’t just snacks; they’re traditions passed down at Sunday asados, shared during nail-biting finals, and served with the same fierce loyalty fans have for their teams. It’s not just about eating—it’s about honoring the game with every bite.
This guide is packed with creative and delicious Mexican snacks that are easy to make and perfect for sharing. Whether you're rooting for your favorite team or just enjoying the match with friends, these recipes will make your watch party an instant hit.
Here are three Latinx-inspired pie recipes, all savory, deeply satisfying, and ideal for marathon sessions of design drama and demo day disasters.
These Brazilian recipe ideas are perfect for a crowd and packed with flavor. Whether you’re hosting a living room watch party or just want to bring some South American flair to your table, this guide has you covered.
We crave the lime-green pop of a fresh lychee or the fractal glow of romanesco because they taste like home and keep our cooking playful. But let’s be real: specialty produce can feel seriously bougie at the checkout line. Below you’ll find our field notes on five hard-to-find all-stars
Here are three must-have dishes to serve at your high school graduation party—because nothing says “you did it” like a slider in one hand and a queso dip in the other.
Being a mamá is no joke. So this Mother’s Day, whether you’re a 20-year-old trying to surprise your mami, or an oblivious husband wondering how to celebrate the mother of your children, we’ve got your back.
Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Mexican army's victory over the French at the Battle of Puebla in 1862—a testament to resilience and unity. So, whether you're a 20-year-old college student or a 45-year-old busy mamá, let's honor this day with dishes that bring everyone to the table.
Welcome to the COCINA Holiday’s Gift Guides, the ultimate gift inspiration from Latinx artists, chefs, and creators. Discover their must-haves and favorite picks to make your gifting extra special! Finding the perfect gift for the most sophisticated person in your family can be tricky, but we’re here to help. As fellow fancy-tía apprentices, we’ve rounded up the ultimate list of gifts to make you her favorite niece or nephew.
Carnaval 2024 is upon us, a time for vibrant costumes, pulsating music, and of course, delicious food! Across the diverse tapestry of Latin cultures, Carnival celebrations are woven with unique traditions and culinary delights