SAN DIEGO — One spring after I came back from skiing in Park City, Utah for the winter, El Torito was opening a new restaurant in La Jolla. I was hire as part of the opening wait staff. I became ...

Cooks from all over Spain and Latin America each have a favorite way to make the famous rice and chicken dish, arroz con pollo. It's a perfect one-pot dinner for a school night. It's tricky to mess ...

Arroz con pollo, or rice with chicken in Spanish, is a beloved classic Hispanic dish that can be dressed up or dressed down and makes for an easy one-pan dinner that the whole family will love. It’s ...

This Caribbean-influenced version of chicken and rice is a top seller at Versailles Restaurant, ground-zero for Cuban food in Miami. 1 (4-ounce) jar pimentos, drained and diced Instructions: Heat the ...

For years, I have harbored a seemingly unpopular opinion in shame. But one of the cornerstones of being online is the broadcasting of your deeply held (if faulty) beliefs with unshakable pride, so ...

Arroz con Pollo is a classic Spanish chicken and rice recipe. It is a fragrant, flavorful dish that can be found throughout Latin America, with minor variations of ingredients. Like the famous Spanish ...

As we continue to celebrate the contributions of Hispanic men and women to American society in this Hispanic Heritage Month, one of the things that come to mind is the tasty and diverse Latino cuisine ...

This Panamanian-style chicken and rice dish is hearty and filling. To celebrate Hispanic Latinx Heritage Month, "Good Morning America" is highlighting chefs, recipe developers, bloggers, restaurant ...

After making the classic arroz con pollo for years, I thought why not toss in farro instead of rice — and hey, it works! Italians call emmer wheat farro, and farro is a hardy, ancient strain of wheat ...

Home cooking doesn't get much more satisfying than chicken and rice, a fundamental combination that works with any number of culinary traditions. In this part of the country, it's most likely arroz ...

For years, I have harbored a seemingly unpopular opinion in shame. But one of the cornerstones of being online is the broadcasting of your deeply held (if faulty) beliefs with unshakable pride, so ...