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Use creamy peanut butter instead of fruit pulp in the rum drink called a toro or, affectionately, torito.
Immigrant Cooking in Mexico: The Afromestizos of Veracruz 2008
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Use creamy peanut butter instead of fruit pulp in the rum drink called a toro or, affectionately, torito.
Immigrant Cooking in Mexico: The Afromestizos of Veracruz 2008
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Use creamy peanut butter instead of fruit pulp in the rum drink called a toro or, affectionately, torito.
Immigrant Cooking in Mexico: The Afromestizos of Veracruz 2008
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It was - in those moments that spectators overheard him talking in gentle accents to his bull, 'Eh, torito.
Mexico Michener, James 1992
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'Come to me, torito/he whispered,' and I will make you immortal. '
Mexico Michener, James 1992
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A couple of years ago I ate at a corner stand (no name) I know it was in the corner between el torito and whe the CIA is.
Paco burger? 1919
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Godoy serves cuisine from the Sea of Cortez-adjacent Sinaloa-ceviche, aguachile (raw seafood cooked in a chilled lime-juice bath) and torito chiles-kind of like jalapeño poppers, but better.
Latest stories 2010
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Godoy serves cuisine from the Sea of Cortez-adjacent Sinaloa-ceviche, aguachile (raw seafood cooked in a chilled lime-juice bath) and torito chiles-kind of like jalapeño poppers, but better.
Latest stories 2010
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Godoy serves cuisine from the Sea of Cortez-adjacent Sinaloa-ceviche, aguachile (raw seafood cooked in a chilled lime-juice bath) and torito chiles-kind of like jalapeño poppers, but better.
Latest stories 2010
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Godoy serves cuisine from the Sea of Cortez-adjacent Sinaloa-ceviche, aguachile (raw seafood cooked in a chilled lime-juice bath) and torito chiles-kind of like jalapeño poppers, but better.
Latest stories 2010
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