Sassy Mojo Pork
The word "mojo" (moe-hoe) comes from a Spanish word, mojado, which means "wet." Found predominantly in Spanish recipes and Cuban cuisines, mojos are used as sauces or marinades.
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Latin American food covers a lot of very exciting territory: Anywhere in the Western hemisphere south of the U.S. where Spanish, Portuguese or French is spoken considered Latin America. Think mojo, tortilla, seviche, and whip up one of these Spanish recipes.
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The word "mojo" (moe-hoe) comes from a Spanish word, mojado, which means "wet." Found predominantly in Spanish recipes and Cuban cuisines, mojos are used as sauces or marinades.
More: Sassy Mojo Pork
An old Spanish saying claims that in Spain, food is generally fried in the south, roasted in the middle of the country, and stewed in the north.
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Cover and store any left-over tomato relish in the refrigerator up to 1 week. Serve this Spanish recipe with chips or toss with pasta.