The childhood Thanksgivings I remember are of turkey, black beans, pan cubano, and turrones. Maybe a store-bought pumpkin pie.
This may be why I did not relate to the Pilgrims in childhood history classes, why Laura …

In two days, we will sit with friends and family to share a meal, a hug, a laugh. And we will do it in the name of gratitude and Thanksgiving.
Read on as Tiki Tiki friends …

Editor’s Note: Christina F. Gomez-Pina, inspired by Julie & Julia, has embarked on her own project: to celebrate the Cuban kitchen — the food, the abuelas who prepared it, and the family who gathered around the …

I recently told a friend that my grandmothers were green before green was cool.
One of them always carried her bolsita with her as she trucked down West New York’s Bergenline Avenue. The other watered down …

Dear Amigos, the Tiki Tiki wishes you a most joyous Christmas, and a very prosperous New Year. May you get what you want, get what you need, and always share it all with everyone.
Thank you …

By Angelica Perez
Are you a “superwoman?”
Multitasking.
Running.
Going from one place to another.
Taking care of this, that, him and her, and everything and everyone in between.
Exhausted.
Sleep deprived.
Depleted.
There is nothing glamorous about being a superwoman. No one …

Get creative holiday decor and food tips and learn to make fun cakes and pastries. For free. From the comfort of your own casita, or office (if you close your door.) Join in in at …

There are some things that are unique to my Cuban culture that I take for granted. Particularly at Christmastime.
Like most people and most other cultures, there are things we grew up with that seem normal.  …

My little daughter is so excited about Halloween. She will be a green-faced bruja, dressed in a flowing black and silver dress her aunt made. Though nearly 6, it is only her second time trick-or-treating …