Southwestern Food Sampling
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Southwestern Food Sampling
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Southwestern Food Sampling. 7-Layer Dip. Layers. Beans Sour Cream Cheese Guacamole Salsa Another ingredient: olives, chile peppers, beef, lettuce, or onions. Other information. “Tex-Mex” food Popularized in the 1960s Casual party food ( e.g., for the SuperBowl ). Blue Corn. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Southwestern Food Sampling
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7-Layer Dip
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Layers
BeansSour CreamCheeseGuacamoleSalsaAnother ingredient: olives, chile peppers,
beef, lettuce, or onions
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Other information
“Tex-Mex” food
Popularized in the 1960s
Casual party food (e.g., for the SuperBowl)
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Blue Corn
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Information
From the Southwest (especially Arizona and New Mexico)
First grown by the Hopi Indians Blue corn = long life Eaten before long journeys for strength
Healthier than yellow corn 20% more protein!
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Bizcochitos
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Information
Made from sugar, cinnamon, and anise seeds
Official cookie of New Mexico
Eaten at celebrations
Brought to New Mexico in the 1700s by Spanish people
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Prickly Pear Cactus Candy
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Another Prickly Pear Food