Author: Puerto Rico

Bo Guerrero Casa en Isabela

Puerto Rico

Bo. Guerrero, Casa en Isabela precio  $230,000 Hermosa Residencia de 3 habitaciones 1 baño, de un solo nivel y muy espaciosa, con amplio solar de 1,400 aproximadamente y una excelente ubicación. Pocas como esta. Propiedad habitada por lo que se mostrará por cita previa. Precio no sujeto a tasacion. Se requiere carta de precualificacion o evidencia de fondos para mostrarla. Evaluamos ofertas. Ciudad Guerrero Barrio Guerrero (Barrio) Departamento Isabela País Puerto Rico Precio $230,000 Tipo de Propiedad Casa Dormitorios 3 Baños 1 Area de Construida 1300 Pies cuadrados Area del Lote…

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Flan 101

Puerto Rico

Back to Recipes Flan is a traditional Puerto Rican dessert. We’ve all eaten it and love it. Most of us are a bit weary of the task of making it. But, we are here to tell you it is easy. These are the ‘basic’ instructions. All that changes are the ingredients. First prepare the caramel so that it has time to ‘set’ before pouring in the custard. The Caramel The most daunting part of preparing a flan was the caramel. I was always afraid of burning myself or burning the…

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The Historic Charm of Barranquitas Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico

Nestled in the lush, mountainous region of central Puerto Rico, the town of Barranquitas is a hidden gem rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. From its founding in the early 19th century to its role in the island’s national identity, Barranquitas offers visitors a glimpse into both Puerto Rico’s past and its living traditions. Founding and Early History Barranquitas was founded on June 5, 1803, by Antonio Aponte Ramos, a prominent figure who petitioned for the establishment of a new town to serve the growing population in the region.…

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The Boricua Kitchen | the Modern Puerto Rican Cook

Puerto Rico

The Boricua Kitchen A modern Puerto Rican cook should have several different sizes of calderos with lids. These pots are versatile and can be used to cook a lot of other foods besides rice. You can make beans and use them as deep fryers. Microwave . . . for fast dinners. You can make simple Puerto Rican rice in the microwave. You can cook a frozen pastel in the microwave by popping into boiling water for only 12 minutes on high. You should have at least one good pilón. How…

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Health Benefits Of Dark Chocolate

Puerto Rico

Everybody has a sweet tooth, and chocolate is a no-fail satisfier. Dark high quality chocolate in particular (not your typical Snickers) has several health benefits that make it a bit more justifiable to snack on! For many years, chocolate has been viewed as the ultimate comfort food and it has become one of the most popular foods in the world. However, due to the over consumption of this silky, dark, sweet food many health practitioners warn against it. They say that it’s calorie-laden and does little in the way of…

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2025 Jeep Wrangler | the Legacy Continues

Puerto Rico

The 2025 Jeep Wrangler continues its legacy as an iconic off-road vehicle, blending its rugged roots with modern enhancements that make it more versatile than ever. Whether you’re an off-road enthusiast or someone who simply enjoys a rugged, adventurous vehicle for everyday driving, the 2025 Wrangler delivers a robust performance, updated technology, and a timeless design that is unmistakably Jeep. Exterior Design: Classic with a Modern Twist The 2025 Jeep Wrangler stays true to its heritage, with its iconic boxy shape, round headlights, and seven-slot grille. However, subtle updates give…

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Cooking with Platanos

Puerto Rico

The wonderful thing about plátanos (plantains) is that they truly are a versatile food. As a plátano ripens, its high starch content changes to sugar. Plátanos are good at any stage; it just depends on what you want to make. Plátanos are a relative of the banana, but are bigger, less sweet and need to be cooked before they are eaten. Plátanos also keep their shape when cooked, unlike bananas, which get mushy. Green or “unripe” plátanos are starchy vegetables. They can be used in soups, stews, boiled and mashed.…

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Fricase de Pollo

Puerto Rico

Back to Recipes Puerto Rican Fricase de Pollo Puerto Rican Fricase de Pollo is a hearty chicken stew with a rich tomato-based sauce. It's a classic comfort food, often featuring tender chicken, potatoes, olives, capers, and a blend of aromatic spices like oregano and sazón. The dish is simmered slowly until the flavors meld together, resulting in a satisfying and flavorful meal.

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Understanding the Benefits of Sound-Insulating and Thermal Curtains for a More Comfortable Home

Puerto Rico

With the constant noise and temperature fluctuations in modern urban environments, maintaining a calm and cozy home has become a priority. Sound-insulating and thermal curtains offer an effective solution to these challenges. They are specially designed to insulate against both sound and temperature, creating a comfortable and serene living space. This article explores the mechanics, benefits, and key considerations for choosing sound-insulating and thermal curtains to enhance the comfort and efficiency of your home. The Dual Function of Sound-Insulating and Thermal Curtains sound insulating curtains, often marketed as soundproof curtains,…

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Alcapurrias

Puerto Rico

Back to Recipes Alcapurrias are a beloved Puerto Rican street food, typically made with a dough of green bananas. The dough is then filled with seasoned ground meat and deep-fried to golden perfection. These savory fritters are often enjoyed with a side of mayo ketchup and they are a popular snack or appetizer

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