This sounds like such a yummy dish!

Mexican Rice, which is ubiquitous throughout Mexico in homes and restaurants, is often called "Spanish Rice" in the USA. But it does not exist as such anywhere in Spain; the only thing it has in common with Spain is the language spoken in both countries. It is generally served as a side dish as part of the main course, and it is not usually spicy.

 

For all those ranchers out there looking for a good laugh, here are two stories you may or may not have heard before.  Both are from the Sonoita website www.sonoitaaz.com funny story page.

STORY 1:Two old Arizona cowboy friends had scraped enough money together for a ranch.  They bought a few head of cows from their neighbors but needed a good strong bull.  Zeke had family in the east that he wanted to visit, but he and Keats agreed that he would stop at a ranch in Texas to buy a bull they'd seen advertised. 

By Karen Pomroy of Equine Voices Rescue & Sanctuary,

In our continuing saga, two more wild horses unexpectedly turned up at Rancho Resort in Sahuarita, Arizona.

On August 31st, Rudy, from Arizona Livestock, delivered them to Equine Voices hoping these two beautiful young stallions would be able to join the “Band of Brothers”, the original four that now reside in Aravaipa Canyon, northeast of Tucson.  David Rychener, from Trail’s End Ranch, graciously cleared his calendar to transport the horses to their new home.