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  • ...ro-Caribbean influences, reflecting the diverse cultural heritage of the [[Veracruz]] region in [[Mexico]]. ...Afro-Caribbean influence came from the African slaves who were brought to Veracruz during the colonial period.
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  • ...of [[Xalapa]], and its largest city is the port city of [[Veracruz (city)|Veracruz]]. Veracruz has a rich history that dates back to the ancient [[Mesoamerica|Mesoamerica
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  • ...umb|left]] [[File:CrucifixChapelVeraCruzCentroDF.JPG|thumb|left]] '''Santa Veracruz Monastery''' is a historic monastery located in [[Mexico City]], [[Mexico]] The Santa Veracruz Monastery was founded in the 16th century by a brotherhood dedicated to the
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  • ...'Jalapa''', officially '''Xalapa-Enríquez''') is the capital city of the [[Veracruz]] state in [[Mexico]]. It is located in the eastern part of the country, ne ...important stopover on the route between [[Mexico City]] and the port of [[Veracruz]], facilitating trade and cultural exchanges.
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  • ...Farm and Newman's Own -- this is what happened when Bertha the Cow went to Veracruz. Put on a sombrero and start to dance! "A creamy variation of an old t
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  • ...tle]] used in the preparation of [[salsas]] and [[moles]], symbolizing the blend's deep cultural roots in Mexican cuisine. ...aiming to capture the essence of Mexican flavor in a convenient seasoning blend. Since its inception, Tajín has grown in popularity, not only in Mexico bu
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  • ...east of the country, bordered by the states of [[Campeche]] to the east, [[Veracruz]] to the west, and [[Chiapas]] to the south. To the north, it has a signifi Tabasco's culture is a blend of indigenous traditions and influences from the Spanish colonial period. T
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  • ...omments<br>Ensalada de Lechuga con Aderezo de Cilantro from &quot;Zarela's VeraCruz&quot; -- a lovely, simple salad with a very fresh taste--a wonderful palate
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  • |Name=Snapper veracruz ...per, cinnamon, lime juice, olives, and chiles; cook for 2 more minutes, to blend the flavors.</li><li>Stir in the [[tomatoes]], and cook until thickened, ab
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  • ...of [[Nuevo León]] to the west, [[San Luis Potosí]] to the southwest, and [[Veracruz]] to the south, as well as the U.S. state of [[Texas]] to the north. The st The culture of Tamaulipas is a blend of indigenous traditions and Spanish colonial influences, with a significan
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  • ...an states: [[Nuevo León]] to the north, [[Tamaulipas]] to the northeast, [[Veracruz]] to the east, [[Hidalgo]], [[Querétaro]], and [[Guanajuato]] to the south ...is known for its traditional music, dance, and cuisine, which reflect this blend of cultures. Important cultural events include the [[Cervantino Festival]],
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  • | [[Halibut veracruz (recipe)|Halibut veracruz]] || [[:Category:Very low carbs|Very low carbs]] || [[tomatoes]], [[onion]] ...]], [[onion]], [[green chili peppers]], [[monterey jack and cheddar cheese blend]], [[egg]], [[Dijon mustard]], [[pepper]] || 0.25 || 46.7 || 1.7 || 2.4 ||
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  • * [[California blend]] * [[Canola blend oil]]
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