Transform Your Classroom with Latin Holiday Foods – Enlist Your Spanish Students to Bring the Ingredients to Life and Create Culinary Delights Together!
Tamales - These ancient Mesoamerican delicacies are corn-based, often stuffed with a variety of fillings like squash, turkey, and beef. Tamales Recipe
Buñuelos - Originating from the Iberian Peninsula, these sweet, deep-fried dough balls are drizzled with honey or sugar, making them a delightful Latin American Christmas treat. Buñuelos Recipe
Arroz con Leche - A comforting rice pudding, made with rice, sugar, milk, cinnamon, and raisins, perfect for serving warm or cold. Arroz con Leche Recipe
Natilla - A custard-like Colombian dessert, enjoyed throughout South America during the holiday season. Natilla Recipe
Tostones - A Caribbean favorite, these crispy fried plantains are often served with guacamole or garlic sauce. Tostones Recipe
Bolitas de Yuca - A Peruvian Christmas dish, these yucca balls serve as a tasty substitute for mashed potatoes. Bolitas de Yuca Recipe
Pavo (turkey) - Roasted and often served with creamy or cheesy sauce, turkey is becoming increasingly popular in Latin American Christmas feasts. Mexican-Style Roast Turkey Recipe
Polvorones and Mantecados - These buttery cookies, known as polvorosas in Central America, and polvorones or mantecados in South America, are made with lard, butter, sugar, and flour. Polvorones Recipe
Roscón de Reyes - A sweet, fruit-topped cake often enjoyed on Three Kings' Day (January 6th) with ingredients like flour, sugar, dried fruit, and eggs. Roscón de Reyes Recipe
Empanadas - A beloved Latin American pastry enjoyed throughout the year. Customize your empanadas with various fillings, making it a delightful and interactive activity for your classroom. Empanadas Recipe
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Enjoy creating these Latin American holiday favorites in your classroom!"
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