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Chimichanga Carne Asada Pollo Salad Fajita Texana Appetizers Chicken Wings Cheese Dip – 3.25 Chicken Wings Served with Celery and Ranch Dressing
Chimichanga Carne Asada Pollo Salad Fajita Texana Appetizers Chicken Wings Cheese Dip – 3.25 Chicken Wings Served with celery and ranch dressing. Bean Dip Choice of plain, hot and BBQ. Refried beans smothered with (10) – 8.50 our cheese sauce – 3.75 Jalisco Sampler Chorizo Dip Beef taquitos, grilled chicken Mexican sausage smothered with quesadillas and 4 wings – 8.75 our cheese sauce – 4.25 Triangle Quesadillas Guacamole Dip – 3.25 Grilled chicken or steak quesadilla Chunky Guacamole Dip with guacamole, pico de gallo, sour Our chunky guacamole made with diced cream and lettuce – 7.00 avocado, onions, tomatoes and cilantro – 4.50 Jalisco’s Spinach Dip Loaded Cheese Fries Chopped baby spinach smothered French fries covered with Monterey cheese, with our cheese sauce – 4.50 cheddar cheese and our own cheese Jalisco Dip sauce, bacon bits and jalapeños – 5.50 Triangle Quesadillas Ground beef smothered in cheese sauce – 3.50 Jalapeño Poppers (6) Pico de Gallo Filled with cream cheese – 4.55 Tomatoes, onions and cilantro mixed Mozzarella Sticks (6) – 4.55 together with squeezed lime juice and a pinch of salt – 1.75 Nachos Served anytime. All nachos include cheese. Fajita Nachos Nachos with Beef & Beans – 6.25 Nachos topped with chicken or steak strips cooked with grilled onions and bell peppers – 8.75 Nachos con Pollo Nachos with chicken and melted cheese – 6.25 Nachos Supreme Nachos topped with beef or chicken, lettuce, Fiesta tomato, sour cream and grated cheese – 6.75 Nachos topped with chicken, cheese, ground beef, beans, lettuce, guacamole, -
Chicken POLLO Vegetarian 999 Chimichangas
chicken POLLO | CHIMICHANGAS | CHICKEN STEAKS | VEGETARIAN | SPECIALTIES All dishes come with tortillas POLLO FAVORITO POLLO AZADO Grilled chicken breast with tropical Grilled chicken breast served with vegetables and a salad 12.99 a salad and avocado 12.50 POLLO FUNDIDO ARROZ CON POLLO Shredded chicken over rice with chorizo Chicken strips over a bed of rice, covered in our and cheese. Served with tortillas 12.99 cheese sauce and served with tortillas 13.99 POLLO LOCO ARROZ CON POLLO Y CAMARONES Grilled chicken breast with shrimp and Chicken strips and shrimp tossed with onion. Served with a salad and rice 14.50 cheese dip. Served with Mexican rice 14.50 HOT & SPICY CHICKEN NEW! POLLO JALISCO Chicken strips in a spicy Diabla sauce with Grilled chicken strips with mushrooms and spinach. onion. Served with rice and beans 13.50 Served with rice, beans, cheese and tortillas 13.50 POLLO TROPICAL NEW! POLLO CHIPOTLE Chicken breast with a tropical veggie mix Grilled chicken strips covered in our delicious chipotle and pineapple. Served with rice 13.50 sauce. Served with rice, beans and tortillas 13.50 NEW! POLLO HAWAIIANO NEW! ARROZ CON POLLO AND VEGGIES Grilled chicken breast cooked with onions, ham Grilled chicken strips and California veggies. Topped and pineapple, then topped with cheese. Served with cheese dip, Served on a bed of rice 12.99 with rice, beans and flour tortillas 13.50 NEW! POLLO MONTERREY Grilled chicken breast, onions, mushrooms, tomatoes and peppers, topped with cheese. Served with rice and beans 13.50 NEW! POLLO TOLUCA Grilled chicken breast with chorizo and cheese. -
Ubica Tu Casilla
Consulta Infantil y Juvenil 2018 Ubica tu casilla FECHAS EN LAS NÚMERO QUE SE ENTIDAD DISTRITO MUNICIPIO TIPO DE CASILLA UBICACIÓN DOMICILIO REFERENCIA DE CASILLA INSTALARÁ LA CASILLA AVENIDA LÁZARO CÁRDENAS, SIN ESCOLAR, DISPONIBLE ÚNICAMENTE PARA ESCUELA PRIMARIA URBANA FEDERAL MICHOACÁN 01 ARTEAGA 170-E-1 NÚMERO, COLONIA CENTRO, LOCALIDAD FRENTE A LA GLORIETA 20-nov ALUMNOS INSCRITOS VICENTE GUERRERO ARTEAGA, CÓDIGO POSTAL 60920 CALLE DOCTOR MIGUEL SILVA, SIN ESCOLAR, DISPONIBLE ÚNICAMENTE PARA ESCUELA PRIMARIA URBANA FEDERAL ENTRE LAS CALLES RAFAEL GONZÁLEZ Y MICHOACÁN 01 ARTEAGA 171-E-1 NÚMERO, COLONIA CENTRO, LOCALIDAD 20-nov ALUMNOS INSCRITOS RICARDO FLORES MAGÓN PEDRO VILLADA ARTEAGA, CÓDIGO POSTAL 60920 BOULEVARD FRANCISCO SARABIA, SIN ESPACIO ABIERTO, DISPONIBLE PARA ALBERGUE ESCOLAR RURAL NIVEL BÁSICO- FRENTE AL ALMACÉN CONASUPO MICHOACÁN 01 ARTEAGA 172-E-1 NÚMERO, COLONIA CENTRO, LOCALIDAD 20-nov TODO PÚBLICO SECUNDARIA DICONSA ARTEAGA, CÓDIGO POSTAL 60920 AVENIDA RÍO BALSAS, SIN NÚMERO, CHURUMUC ESCOLAR, DISPONIBLE ÚNICAMENTE PARA ESCUELA PREPARATORIA JESÚS ROMERO COLONIA CENTRO, LOCALIDAD FRENTE AL ALBERGUE ESCOLAR ENRIQUE MICHOACÁN 01 422-E-1 21-nov O ALUMNOS INSCRITOS FLÓRES CHURUMUCO DE MORELOS, CÓDIGO TELLITUD POSTAL 61880 AVENIDA REVOLUCIÓN NORTE, NÚMERO GABRIEL ESCOLAR, DISPONIBLE ÚNICAMENTE PARA ESCUELA PRIMARIA URBANA FEDERAL ENTRE LAS CALLES IGNACIO ZARAGOZA MICHOACÁN 01 467-E-1 7, COLONIA CENTRO, LOCALIDAD 22-nov ZAMORA ALUMNOS INSCRITOS FRANCISCO I. MADERO Y PINO SUÁREZ LOMBARDÍA, CÓDIGO POSTAL 61730 CALLE FRANCISCO -
Food & Drinks Recipe Pairings to Celebrate Día De Muertos From
Food & Drinks Curated by Food Recipe Pairings Blogger Esteban Castillo, USBG World to Celebrate Class Mixologist Karina Día De Muertos Martinez and Smirnoff From Home Spicy Tamarind ENJOY RESPONSIBLY. SMIRNOFF SPICY TAMARIND. Vodka With Natural And Artificial Flavors. 35% Alc/Vol. The Smirnoff Co., New York, NY. ENJOY RESPONSIBLY. SMIRNOFF SPICY TAMARIND. Vodka With Natural And Artificial Flavors. 35% Alc/Vol. The Smirnoff Co., New York, NY. York, Co., New The Smirnoff 35% Alc/Vol. Natural And Artificial Flavors. With Vodka SMIRNOFF SPICY TAMARIND. RESPONSIBLY. ENJOY A Brief History Día de Muertos is a tradition that dates back more than 3,000 years, and while it originated in central Mexico, it is celebrated all over Latin America with colorful calaveras (skulls) and calacas (skeletons). Families make colorful altars in their homes in honor of their deceased loved ones, and the altars are decorated with flowers, candles, their loved one's favorite food andpan de muerto (a slightly sweet bread specifically made for this time). with a brand new festive In celebration of glow-in-the-dark DÍA DE under blacklight MUERTOS, bottle design. Smirnoff is expanding its delicious It also packs a fun surprise, displaying Spicy Tamarind flavor in the U.S. “Solo Y Frío” under blacklight when chilled, so you know when it's ready to drink. ENJOY RESPONSIBLY. SMIRNOFF SPICY TAMARIND. Vodka With Natural And Artificial Flavors. 35% Alc/Vol. The Smirnoff Co., New York, NY. ENJOY RESPONSIBLY. SMIRNOFF SPICY TAMARIND. Vodka With Natural And Artificial Flavors. 35% Alc/Vol. The Smirnoff Co., New York, NY. Food Blogger To celebrate the holiday and the iconic Spicy Tamarind flavor, originally made popular in Mexico, Smirnoff has partnered with Food Blogger and Cookbook Author Esteban Castillo (@chicanoeats) and Mexican-American Mixologist Karina Martinez to provide you with original recipes and tips on how to make them from home. -
Lun Ch Lun Ch
STARTERS ENTRÉES FLIGHT HOUSE-MADE CHIPS AND SALSA (GF) 7 TACO ARABE 14 MEZCAL FLIGHT MAL BIEN AGAVE VARIETAL FLIGHT 40 homemade flour tortilla, shiitake chorizo, pepian, savoy spinach, GUACAMOLE AND CHIPS (GF) add crudite +$3 12 habanero, pineapple OUR SIGNATURE MARGARITA 14 ESPADIN agave angustifolia, 8-12 years HUMMUS AND CRUDITE (GF) 14 AVOCADO TOAST 14 lime, agave, house orange bitters, citrus salt BICUIXE agave karwinskii, 10-15 years vegetable conserva, macadamia queso homemade foccacia, cucumbers, herb crema TOBALÁ agave potatorum, 12-18 years CEVICHE DE “JAIBA” (GF) 16 WET BURRITO 18 hearts of palm, avocado crema, aguachile jackfruit carnitas, nacho cheese, black beans, rice, guacamole LUNCH $5 from each flight sold go to support the charity No Us Without You, who are COLIFLOR (GF) 14 POTATO PIMIENTO FLAUTAS (GF) 16 habanero salsa, nacho cheese, mustard frill, pepitas providing undocumented workers with food and essentials during these troubling purple cabbage, avocado, morita salsa TEQUILA OR MEZCAL (+1) times. nouswithoutyou.la GORDITA (GF) 13 TACOS AL PASTOR (GF) 22 masa, black beans, avocado, crema, salsa verde charred pineapple, escabeche, black beans, mexican rice “CRAB” CAKES 16 NACHOS 18 hearts of palm, corn, dulse, chipotle aioli chorizo, cauliflower, habanero, crema, black beans FEELIN’ OH YOU NEED GRILLED STREET CORN (GF) 13 SPICY? FANCY! MORE? SIGNATURE COCKTAILS cotija cheese, chipotle aioli WE GOT YOU TOP SHELF +5 PITCHER: 65 DESSERT 15 BOWLS & SALADS STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE 12 homemade grapefruit soda, tequila blanco, -
História De Pirapó - 100 Anos 1 © 2003, by Prefeitura Municipal De Pirapó
Resgatando a História de Pirapó - 100 anos 1 © 2003, by Prefeitura Municipal de Pirapó. Todos os direitos reservados aos autores Impressão e encadernação: Gráfica A Notícia Ltda. Textos: Soilli Sebastiany Kochhann e outros. Coletânea de diversos autores. Digitação e capa: SMEC de Pirapó. Revisão: Soilli Sebastiany Kochhann e Maria Lení Deves Kochhann. Fotos: Diversas Fontes. R429 Resgatando a história de Pirapó (1903-2003) / Prefeitura Municipal de Pirapó. São Luiz Gonzaga: Gráfica A Notícia Ltda., 2003. 343p.: il. 1. História de Pirapó. I. Prefeitura Municipal de Pirapó. CDU: 94(816.5) Responsável pela catalogação: Bibliotecária – Gisele Sedrez Hernandes CRB prov. 08/03 Impresso no Brasil Novembro - 2003 Resgatando a História de Pirapó - 100 anos 2 ÍNDICE APRESENTAÇÃO Mensagens de Apresentação ...................................................... Introdução .................................................................................... Histórico Geral de Pirapó ............................................................ Música “Pirapó Legendário” ....................................................... Texto “Pirapó Legendário” .......................................................... CARTOGRAFIA Situando Pirapó no RS ................................................................. O Município de Pirapó ................................................................. Referênciais dos Limites de Pirapó ............................................. O Perímetro Urbano A Hidrografia .............................................................................. -
Comidavegana
COMIDA VEGANA LITTLE STREET SALADS CRAVINGS TACOS ENSALADAS DRESSING: CILANTRO AGAVE VIN- Antojitos STEP 1: AIGRETTE, CREAMY MANGO LIME CHOOSE YOUR TOPPINGS Chopped cilantro TABLESIDE GUACAMOLE GF Authentic Style PAPI’S ENSALADA GF and onion with a garnish of Molcajete filled with avocado, Romaine and cilantro topped with radish, Mexican green onion, white onions, jalapeno, plum radish, avocado, plumb tomato, nopales, and lime tomato, cilantro, garlic, fire salt pepitas, and white onion served and lime mortared tableside with with choice of dressing $7.5 Vegan Gringo Style Shredded a tejolote $12 • Add Beyond meatless beef $5 lettuce, pico de gallo, vegan • Add veggies, $4 VEGAN NACHOS Mozzarella • Add frijoles refritos $2 House-fried corn tortilla chips STEP 2: layered with frijoles refritos, CHOOSE YOUR TORTILLA jalapenos, pico de gallo, vegan Corn, Crunchy Corn, or Flour MAINS mozzarella $9 PRINCIPALES • Add Beyond meatless beef $5 STEP 3: • Add veggies $4 CHOOSE YOUR FILLING ADD REFRITOS OR ARROZ ROJO • Add guacamole $1.5 Vegetarianos Fried chayote, (RICE) $1.5 • Add avocado slices $2 yuca, and nopales $6 CHILAQUILES GF VEGAN ELOTE GF Frijoles Refritos Smashed black House chips tossed with your Epazote-braised corn cobs beans and avocado $5.5 choice of authentic salsa, topped garnished with vegan mozzarella, with vegan mozzarella, white lime, fire salt, and Mexican green Beyond Taco Seasoned Beyond onion, avocado, chiles en vinagre, onions $7 plant-based meatless beef $7 Mexican green onion, $9 *sub vegan mozzarella, no crema • Add -
Beef and Cheese Chimichanga
Beef and Cheese Chimichanga My husband loves this beef chimichanga recipe! I often double the recipe and freeze the chimichangas individually to take out as needed. I serve them with shredded lettuce and sour cream. —Schelby Thompson, Camden Wyoming, Delaware Beef Chimichangas filled with a ground beef/refried bean mixture seasoned with chili powder, cumin, and oregano, rolled up and fried until crispy, and covered with cheese and jalapeno tomato sauce tastes so much better than restaurant chimichangas. They are sure to be a family favorite. In fact, this is the recipe my son requests more than any other. I don’t make these Beef Chimichangas often since they are fried, but every now and then I’ll make them when we are craving some Mexican food, but it’s not a convenient night to go out to eat. WHAT ARE CHIMICHANGAS? If you’re wondering how exactly this magical Mexican burrito comes together, stick around and let’s talk about how to make the absolute best homemade Beef Chimichangas. Ingredients 1 pound ground beef 1 can (16 ounces) refried beans 1/2 cup finely chopped onion 3 cans (8 ounces each) tomato sauce, divided 2 teaspoons chili powder 1 teaspoon minced garlic 1/2 teaspoon ground cumin 12 flour tortillas (10 inches), warmed. 1 can (4 ounces) chopped green chilies. 1 can (4 ounces) chopped jalapeno peppers. Oil for deep-fat frying. 1-1/2 cups shredded cheddar cheese. Directions In a large skillet, cook beef over medium heat until no longer pink; drain. Stir in the beans, onion, 1/2 cup tomato sauce, chili powder, garlic and cumin. -
Classic Fare Catering
Classic Fare Catering ABC Catering Services 1 Meeting Wrap Up $35.99 Serve these favorites and success is a wrap! This All-Day package includes the following 4 delights. Available for 15 guests or more. ALL-DAY PACKAGES Includes appropriate condiments. Morning Mini All Day Delicious $40.99 Miniature Muffins 80-120 Cal each Relax. We’ll keep the food coming! These 4 selections will keep your Miniature Danish 140-170 Cal each energy up throughout the day. Available for 15 guests or more. Miniature Scones 110-120 Cal each Includes appropriate condiments. Yogurt Parfait cups 370-400 Cal each Iced Water 0 Cal/8 oz. serving Delicious Dawn Gourmet Coffee, Decaf and Hot Tea 0 Cal/8 oz. serving Assorted Muffins 400-510 Cal each Assorted Scones 430-470 Cal each The Energizer Fresh Seasonal Sliced Fruit 40 Cal/2.5 oz. serving Donut Holes 45-90 Cal each Assorted Juice 110-170 Cal each Ripe Bananas 110 Cal each Bottled Water 0 Cal each Iced Tea 5 Cal/8 oz. serving Gourmet Coffee, Decaf and Hot Tea 0 Cal/8 oz. serving Gourmet Coffee, Decaf and Hot Tea 0 Cal/8 oz. serving AM Perk Up It's a Wrap Granola Bars 190 Cal each Includes choice of salad. Assorted Individual Yogurt Cups 50-150 Cal each Chicken Caesar Wrap 540 Cal each Iced Tea 5 Cal/8 oz. serving Pepper Jack Tuna Wrap 590 Cal each Gourmet Coffee, Decaf and Hot Tea 0 Cal/8 oz. serving Cran-Apple Turkey Wrap 650 Cal each Grilled Vegetable Wrap 620 Cal each Power Up Lunch Fresh Seasonal Sliced Fruit 40 Cal/2.5 oz. -
Starters Shared Items
Brunch entrees Chilaquiles fried eggs, chile, queso fresco, green onion, crème fraiche 12 Huevos Rancheros salsa roja, beans, cotija, chile relleno, guacamole, cilantro 14 Pozole Verde pork, blue and white corn hominy, red cabbage, radish, avocado 13 with a poached egg 14 Steak and Eggs ribeye grilled over wood, avocado, nopales, onions, beans, salsa boracha 24 Shared items Heirloom Blue Corn Pancakes fresas con crema, Pickled Vegetables and jalapenos 4 banana, lemon zest, Mexican chocolate dust 12 with eggs 14 Wood Grilled Salsa served with all you can eat Lengua Hash potato, poached egg, poblano, “el Nopalito “ chips 4 hollandaise, salsa verde 15 Made to Order Guacamole (Add Uni +3) Pork Huarache fried eggs, roasted tomatillo salsa, served with all you can eat “el Nopalito” chips 12 lime crema, cotija, radish, lettuce, cilantro 14 Totopos blue corn chips, spicy tomato arbol salsa, Tres Leches French Toast with cajeta 12 with eggs 14 queso fresco, green onion, crema 7 (Add Carne +3) Short rib Hash potato, poached egg, mushroom, Grilled Blue Corn Quesadilla requeson, rajas, tomato, hollandaise 15 kale 12 (Add Chicken or Carne +3) Heirloom Blue Corn Biscuits house made chorizo gravy and eggs 13 Grilled Blue Corn Sweet Potato Quesadilla jack cheese, arugula, salsa arbol, pickled onions 13 Breakfast Tacos (2) potato chorizo (no pork) (Add Chicken or Carne +3) jack cheese, avocado, fried egg, pico de gallo 12 Grilled Blue Corn Shrimp Quesadilla chipotle crema, Milanesa Sandwich A thin breaded beef steak with bell peppers, red onions, celery, jack cheese, cabbage 16 layers of avocado, chipotle mayo, lettuce, cotija, jack cheese and Mexican crema. -
2018/2019 Menu Pack
2018/2019 Menu Pack Catering Services much morethan just a school Created by Steven Cross Head Chef - Park Catering Services Catering Services Lunch Menu Week 1 - 2018/2019 Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Soup Soup of the Day Soup of the Day Soup of the Day Soup of the Day Soup of the Day (GF)(DF)(V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) Main Jamaican Jerk Turkish Lamb Doner Classic Thyme Indian Chicken Bubbly Battered Chicken Leg served with Garlic Roasted Pork with Korma Coley Fillet Yoghurt Apple Sauce (GF)(DF)(O) (GF) (GF)(DF)(O) (GF)(O) (DF) Vegetarian Jamaican Chargrilled Mushroom and Mixed Mixed Vegetable Pattie Vegetable Kebab Caramelised Onion Vegetable Balti Vegetable Balti Filo Parcel (DF)(V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) (V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) (GF)(DF)(V)(O) Vegetable/Salad Jamaican Chopped Turkish Seasonal Bombay Aloo, Garden Peas Pineapple Salsa and Salad Vegetables Onion Raita, Bean Salad Onion Salad, Mango Chutney Carbohydrate Jamaican Rice and Mixed Herb and Roasted Pilau Rice Crunchy Oven Chips Beans Orange Cous Cous Maris Pipers Dessert Coconut and Lime Orange, Melon and Apple and Mixed Mango and Banana and Panna Cotta Mint Pots Berry Crumble Lime Lassi Toffee Loaf 2018 – 2019 Menu Pack Lunch Menu – Week 1 – 2018 - 2019 Dietary - (V)-Vegetarian (DF) Dairy Free (GF) Gluten Free (O) Organic Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Soup of the day – Soup of the day – Soup of the day – Soup of the day – Soup of the day – Soup Seasonal and Seasonal and Seasonal and Seasonal and Seasonal and changing daily. -
America's New Favorite Food
City University of New York (CUNY) CUNY Academic Works Capstones Craig Newmark Graduate School of Journalism Winter 12-14-2018 America's New Favorite Food Laura E. Duclos Cuny Graduate School of Journalism Sshiva Tejas M Cuny Graduate School of Journalism How does access to this work benefit ou?y Let us know! More information about this work at: https://academicworks.cuny.edu/gj_etds/283 Discover additional works at: https://academicworks.cuny.edu This work is made publicly available by the City University of New York (CUNY). Contact: [email protected] Laura Duclos and Sshiva Tejas Capstone Text Introduction: It’s no secret that Americans like to dine out. Hamburgers have long been touted as the signature food of the United States, but how much longer will America's heart be held in a pair of sesame seed buns? While the 6,278 Taco Bell locations in the U.S. pale in comparison of McDonald’s 14,027 restaurants, the growing number of Mexican-American food chains shows something stirring in the mouths of those living in the United States. Overall, the fast-food restaurant industry was valued at about $798 billion in 2017, according to a report from Statista. This year, 66 percent of Americans visited a McDonald’s for their fast-food fix. Right behind the classic burger chain, Taco Bell was also the choice of 48 percent of respondents, according to Cint Insight Exchange. The shift from burgers and fries to tacos and burritos shows a countrywide movement for food that embraces what was once considered foreign cuisine.