BCT TransitFORWARD 2040 Vision Plan: Local Leaders And Residents Gather To Discuss Future Transit South Florida Sun Times May 7, 2026 Broward County Transit, In Collaboration With District 9 Commissioner Hazelle P. Rogers, Hosted A Well-Attended Public Meeting On Wednesday, April 29th, 2026, At The Lauderhill Central Park Library To Present The TransitFORWARD 2040 Vision Plan. The Event Brought Together Local Leaders, Including The City Of Lauderhill Commissioner Ray Martin, City Of Margate Commissioner Joanne Simone, And City Of Oakland Park Commissioner Fitz Budhoo. The Auditorium Was Filled With 35 District Residents Eager To Learn About The County's Vision For Future Transit Improvements. TransitFORWARD is Broward County's long-term multi-phase strategy to strengthen and enhance the transit system. Key recommendations include launching 20 new micro transit zones, expanding service hours, eliminating transit deserts, increasing service frequency, and upgrading rider amenities. With an estimated $1.4 Billion investment, the plan is projected to increase ridership by +68% by 2040. "The TransitFORWARD 2040 Vision Plan reimagines the way that service is currently delivered in Broward County," said Coree Cuff Lonergan, General Manager/CEO of Broward County Transit. "Every conversation with our community helps us shape a transit system that is more connected, more reliable, and more responsive to the needs of the future." Residents actively engaged throughout the session, raising questions that reflected both curiosity and urgency around the future of transit in Broward County. Topics included "how soon improvements could be implemented," "how service frequency could be increased to reduce wait times," and "what new connections may be available to key destinations such as the airport, seaport, and coastal areas." Attendees also asked about "the role of light rail and premium transit corridors" and "when the tap to pay system will be implemented." The meeting is a part of a broader series of community engagement efforts supporting the vision plan. Additional meetings are scheduled, offering residents the opportunity to learn more, share feedback, and engage directly with Broward County representatives during Q&A sessions. Residents are encouraged to register for an upcoming meeting at: mybct.org/transitforward2040 . About Broward County Transit Broward County Transit (BCT) provides fixed route, express, community shuttle, and para-transit services, serving a 410 square mile area. The fixed-route buses travel between Broward, Miami & Palm Beach counties every day of the week, including holidays. For more information about BCT or for help planning your trip, visit our website, and Facebook page, or call customer service seven days a week at: (954) 357-8400. Or TTY at: (954) 357-8302. We Connect You to Life! Previous Next

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HHS’ Civil Rights Office Finds - Harvard University In Violation Of Federal Civil Rights Law Jewish Connection News Jul 9, 2025 This Month, The U.S. Department Of Health And Human Services (HHS) Office For Civil Rights (OCR) Announced That Harvard University (Harvard) Violated Title VI Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964 (Title VI) By Acting With Deliberate Indifference Towards Harassment Of Jewish And Israeli Students By Other Students And Faculty From October 7th, 2023, Through The Present. OCR Enforces Title VI, Which Prohibits A Recipient Of Federal Financial Assistance From Discriminating In Its Programs And Activities On The Basis Of Race, Color, Or National Origin, Which Includes Discrimination Against Individuals That Is Based On Their Actual Or Perceived Israeli Or Jewish Identity Or Ancestry. From Fiscal Years 2023 To 2025, Harvard And Its Subrecipients Have Received Over $794 Million In Federal Financial Assistance From HHS. OCR’s Notice of Violation finds that Harvard has been – and is – deliberately indifferent to the severe, pervasive, and objectively offensive harassment of Jewish and Israeli students by its own students and faculty. The findings are based on information and documents obtained during the investigation: Harvard’s policies and procedures; conclusions from Harvard’s own internal Task Force on Combating Antisemitism and Anti-Israeli Bias; findings from a U.S. Congressional task force that investigated antisemitism on college campuses; and reliable media reports that contemporaneously depicted antisemitic episodes of vandalism, harassment, and physical violence over a 19-month period at Harvard. “Harvard’s public pledges to improve its disciplinary framework for harassment and misconduct are inadequate to meaningfully address these serious findings,” said Paula M. Stannard, Director of the Office for Civil Rights at HHS. “HHS stands ready to re-engage in productive discussions with Harvard to reach resolution on the corrective action that Harvard can take to remedy the violations and come into compliance with its Title VI obligations.” OCR’s findings document that a hostile environment existed, and continues to exist, at Harvard. This hostile environment includes harassing speech, threats, and intimidation targeting Jewish and Israeli students, including calls for genocide and murder. OCR’s findings also extensively detail acts of physical intimidation and violence between students. This hostile environment denied, and continues to deny, students’ fundamental educational opportunities. Such educational opportunities denied include safe class attendance, access to campus facilities such as libraries, dining halls, dorms, and other common areas, participation in extracurricular activities, and overall physical and emotional well-being on campus. The Notice of Violation explains the ways in which Harvard – which has substantial control over both the students who committed harassment and the property where harassment occurred – acted with deliberate indifference with regard to the hostile environment. For example, Harvard failed: To establish clear and consistent policies and practices to report and remediate discrimination; To discipline violators of its policies with any uniformity, resulting in a patchwork application of sanctions that Harvard inconsistently reduced or reversed, resulting in a disciplinary system that had little to no deterrent effect; and To enforce its own time, place and manner restrictions in any consistent or meaningful way, resulting in recurring and unsanctioned episodes that deprived Jewish and Israeli students their full access to parts of campus where they studied and socialized. The Notice of Violation may be found at: https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/harvard-title-vi-notice-violation.pdf . This investigation is the second OCR investigation completed in this Administration under Title VI that examines the civil rights liability of a Federal funding recipient for race and national origin discrimination under a deliberate indifference theory. The scope of the findings released today do not address OCR’s ongoing investigation under Title VI into suspected race-based discrimination permeating the operations of the Harvard Law Review journal. Today’s announcement is part of a broader effort by the Administration’s multi-agency Joint Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism, which is part of the Administration’s commitment to address “unlawful anti-Semitic harassment and violence,” as expressed in President Trump’s Executive Orders, Combating Anti-Semitism on December 11th, 2019 and Additional Measures to Combat Anti-Semitism on January 29th, 2025. If you believe that you or someone else has been discriminated against because of race, color, national origin, disability, age, sex, or religion in programs or activities that HHS directly operates or for which HHS provides Federal financial assistance, you may file a complaint with the HHS Office for Civil Rights at: https://www.hhs.gov/civil-rights/filing-a-complaint/index.html . Follow HHS OCR on X (formerly Twitter) at @HHSOCR. Previous Next

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Fall Fun In Miami - Art, Wellness, Culinary Activations And More South Florida Sun Times Oct 29, 2025 This November, InterContinental Miami Invites Visitors To Fall Into Autumn Fun With A Vibrant Lineup Of Exciting Activities And Memorable Moments Throughout The Month. The iconic Downtown Miami hotel is turning up the heat for Salsa Night hosted by Salsa Lovers; locals and hotel guests are invited to the ultimate puppy playdate with a special edition of Paws Patio™; and guests can enjoy a live artist experience at a weekly Noche de Arte residency. At the award-winning Pan-Latin steakhouse Toro Toro, elevate your dining experience with an exclusive Don Julio pairing dinner; and give thanks and indulge in a Thanksgiving feast with the whole family. November also offers the opportunity to experience the return of its popular speakeasy/Christmas pop-up bar — Frosty’s Hideaway. The following is the monthly schedule of events at the iconic luxury downtown Miami property. Frosty's Hideaway Frosty's Hideaway at InterContinental Miami is an exclusive, underground Christmas pop-up drinking den that creates a magical holiday atmosphere just for the holidays. Tucked away like a hidden winter wonderland, this intimate space is designed to transport guests straight into the heart of Christmas cheer. The decor is festive, featuring twinkling lights, holiday ornaments, and cozy nooks perfect for photo ops. Open on select Friday and Saturday nights beginning Friday, November 28 and running through Saturday, December 27, Frosty’s will offer cocktails like the Coquito, Yule Mule, Chocotini, Noel Margarita, Santa’s Smokey Pecan Old Fashioned and Freezer Martini in an intimate setting (limited to 12 guests per session). Priced at $56++ per person, along with entry, guests will receive one welcome cocktail and one seasonal cocktail Reservations are accepted for a 2-hour window per group, with seatings at 7PM and 9:30PM. Must be 21 or older to enter. To learn more and purchase tickets, please visit: https://bucketlisters.com/experience/frostys-hideaway?demoMode=1730304555527 Noche de Arte featuring Ramon Altamirano On Monday, November 3, and every Monday in November thereafter from 6PM to 8PM, Noche de Arte will continue its weekly art residency at Gallery 100 featuring local artist Ramon Altamirano, who is known for his innovative mixed media and visual art. Born in Honduras, Ramon moved to the U.S. at 14 and joined the Army at 19. He holds both BFA and MFA degrees, specializing in acrylic painting and digital art, often incorporating Photoshop into his process. His multidisciplinary work includes printmaking on canvas and archival paper, ceramics, and poetry that complements his visual art. For more information, visit: https://www.collaboartive.org/noche-de-arte-2025/ramon-altamirano?utm_source=Vesta&utm_medium=Referral Center Your Mind at Full Moon Yoga Find your zen as InterContinental Miami hosts Full Moon Yoga & Sound Healing on Wednesday, November 5 at 7PM. Guests can expect a one-of-a-kind yoga flow class led by Papa Guru Nicolay Del Salto on the hotel's SkyLawn, as well as sweet sounds and breathing exercises while enjoying the view of downtown Miami and Biscayne Bay. The evening continues with a deep meditation, weaving mantra and more. After class, guests are encouraged to stay and connect with others in the community. For more information on Full Moon Yoga and to purchase a ticket, visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/full-moon-yoga-with-papa-guru-tickets-323621419377 Salsa Night Hosted by Salsa Lovers The hottest monthly Salsa Night in downtown Miami, in collaboration with Salsa Lovers, is back for a special evening where “disco meets salsa.” On Friday, November 7, from 9PM to 2AM, be transported to sultry Havana for a night of dancing, entertainment, and libations, with performances by Lucu Grau Y Orquesta and DJ Mini. All guests must be 21 or older to attend. Valet parking is $12. For more information, visit: https://www.icmiamihotel.com/salsa-nights Paws Patio On Sunday, November 9, treat your pup to a special edition of Paws Patio at Tour with Teddy and Yum Pup's monthly Dog Mom Walk: Friendsgiving Edition. At 10AM, meet up with fellow dog moms on the hotel’s Bayside Terrace for a group walk around Biscayne Bay. Post-walk, refuel your pup with fresh bites from Yum Pup, and indulge yourself with complimentary pastries and juices. The event is free to attend and open to the public but RSVP is requested at: https://www.instagram.com/dogmomwalk/?hl=en On Wednesday, November 12, dogs and their owners, ready to mingle, can partake in a premium pup playdate from 5PM to 7PM (weather pending). The open-air event is free and will include an exclusive Pet Journal Magazine Release Party, celebrating its November issue. A Night of Flavor: Toro Toro x Don Julio Pairing Dinner A memorable dinner experience awaits at Toro Toro, Chef Richard Sandoval’s Pan-Latin steakhouse, with a Toro Toro x Don Julio Pairing Dinner. On Friday, November 14 at 7 PM, guests can enjoy an evening of flavor and fun with a multi-course menu curated by Executive Chef Victor Rosales, paired with exclusive Don Julio expressions, including Alma Miel, Rosado, and Ultima Reserva. The Don Julio pairing dinner will take place in Toro Toro’s private dining room, The Matador Room, and is priced at $195++ per person. Reservations are required and can be booked at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/a-night-of-flavor-toro-toro-x-don-julio-pairing-dinner-tickets-1778052104709 Grateful Gatherings at Toro Toro Celebrate Thanksgiving at Toro Toro, chef/restaurateur Richard Sandoval’s acclaimed Pan-Latin steakhouse inside the InterContinental Miami. On Thursday, November 27 from Noon to 10PM guests can enjoy a special prixe-fixe Thanksgiving menu featuring a variety of seasonal holiday dishes. Start your holiday feast with a choice of starters including Yellow Courgette Soup with Tequila marinated strawberries, charred green peas and crispy shallots; Crispy Honey Apple Salad with Goat Cheese foam, caramelized cancha corn, endives, pomegranate, golden beets puree and white balsamic dressing. For the main course, guests can choose between Oven Roasted Turkey Breast served with creamy guava-morita mole, Granny Smith apple bread stuffing, watercress salad and prune au jus; and Pan Seared Halibut accompanied by green beans, tomato curd, mojo verde and sweet potato mash. A Thanksgiving feast is incomplete without delicious desserts and as such, Toro Toro is offering Zucca E Crema with mascarpone cheese, pumpkin puree, lady fingers, espresso coffee and liquor. Advance reservations are encouraged and can be made on OpenTable – https://www.opentable.com/toro-toro - for more information, visit: www.torotoromiami.com/thanksgiving ; (305) 372-4710. Cyber Sale Package As the holiday season approaches, the luxurious InterContinental Miami is offering an exclusive new package with exceptional benefits. Choose the ‘suite life’ and book during the hotel’s Cyber Sale to receive up to 20% off the Suite & Club Lounge Experience. Available to book starting Thursday, November 20 through Thursday, December 4 – the limited time offer includes luxurious amenities such as access to the exclusive InterContinental Club Lounge which serves complimentary breakfast, afternoon tea, and Happy Hour daily, plus 24/7 access to the fitness center, steam room & sauna. During the booking window, the exclusive Cyber Sale deal will be available to book for stays from Sunday, November 23, 2025 through Tuesday, March 31, 2026 (blackout dates apply). For more information and to book, visit: www.icmiamihotel.com/cyber-sale . InterContinental Miami is located at 100 Chopin Plaza in Downtown Miami. For more information on weekly programming, visit: www.icmiamihotel.com/play . The hottest monthly Salsa Night in downtown Miami, in collaboration with Salsa Lovers. Treat your pup to a special edition of Paws Patio. Tour with Teddy and Yum Pup's monthly Dog Mom Walk: Friendsgiving Edition. Frosty's Hideaway is an exclusive, underground Christmas pop-up drinking den. Full Moon Yoga & Sound Healing. (Photos courtesy of InterContinental Miami) Previous Next

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Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency: Welcomes New Restaurants and Additions to SOBEWFF® Hallandale Beach Event Series January 26, 2024 Share The City of Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency (HBCRA) has announced it will expand the much-anticipated Food & Groove event, part of the South Beach Wine & Food Festival (SOBEWFF®) Hallandale Beach event series, to include local favorites from both the City of Hallandale Beach and the surrounding area. Any restaurant owner considering expanding, moving, or opening a restaurant in Hallandale Beach is invited to showcase their cuisine at Food & Groove, a wine, food, and art experience, on Saturday, February 24, 2024, at Pegasus Park at Gulfstream Village (901 South Federal Highway). “As a way of continuing to bolster the local restaurant industry and encourage even more restaurants to open up a location within the City of Hallandale Beach, for the first time ever, the HBCRA is opening up the Food and Groove festival to a few restaurants located outside of the City,” said Dr. Jeremy Earle, City Manager/CRA Executive Director of the City of Hallandale Beach. Hallandale beach is uniquely positioned to welcome cultural influences from both Broward and Miami-Dade counties to add to the City’s vibrant and eclectic culinary and arts scene. “In fact, we’re hoping to bring at least ten new restaurants to our Hallandale Beach community in 2024, to further enhance our international offerings.” As an incentive, all participating restaurants outside of the City boundaries will be eligible for a $1,000 reimbursement. Following the event, restaurant owners may be eligible to receive grants for commercial kitchen equipment, façade improvements, and interior renovations to offset the cost of opening a restaurant in the City. In 2023, more than 25 local restaurants participated in the Food & Groove. Participating restaurants this year include Ajaicos Restaurant, Dr. Limon Hallandale, KAO Bar & Grill, Krazy Vegan, Chef Irie, Dunns River Island Café and more. The HBCRA has also announced some exciting new additions to the entertainment at this year’s “Festival of Lights” themed evening for eventgoers to enjoy. As part of the interactive entertainment, 300 drones will perform 12-minute show 1,000 feet in the sky. There will also be a glow-in-the-dark LED activation area for attendees, art, music, and a performance from FUSION®, a true DJ-driven dance band that will have guests movin' and groovin' to the beats. Bundle tickets are available for $225 per person for attendees who plan to attend both the Celebrity Chef Dinner on Friday, February 23 at KAO Bar & Grill (11 NE 1st Avenue) and Food & Groove on Saturday, February 24. Individual tickets to Food & Groove may be purchased for $75 per person. Please note, attendees must be 21 years old or older to attend either event. Uber and Lyft ridesharing discount codes are also available to and from both events. Discount codes and information are available on the Hallandale Beach Event Series website. For more information on the Hallandale Beach Event Series, please visit: https://hallandalebeachfoodandgroove.com/. About the Hallandale Beach Community Redevelopment Agency The mission of the Hallandale Beach CRA is to promote economic development and enhance the quality of life by eliminating and preventing blighted conditions through the facilitation of community partnerships, business growth, job creation, and neighborhood rehabilitation. For more information, please visit: https://cohbcra.org . < Previous News Next News >

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A Sensory-Inclusive Season Begins: Performances, Events and Classes For the Neurodiverse Community Expand November 8, 2022 Share If Shakespeare was correct that “all the world’s a stage,” the Broward Center for the Performing Arts wants everyone to feel welcome in the theater. The Broward Center 2022/2023 Sensory-Inclusive Season, which launches in November will feature sensory-inclusive shows for children and adults on the autism spectrum as well as for individuals with other sensitivity issues or developmental disabilities. The season also offers engaging classes for neurodiverse children and adults. “We continue to find ways to remove barriers to the arts and offer arts experiences to everyone in our community,” said Broward Center President and CEO Kelley Shanley. “At the core of our mission is a deep desire to find new ways to use the arts to serve our community in meaningful ways.” To create a welcoming and supportive environment, sensory-inclusive performances have made slight adjustments to the productions including reduced sound levels, no flashing or strobe lights and minimal special effects. In addition, an area adjacent to the theater has been designated as a Quiet Room with specially trained volunteers to provide audience support. Audiences coming to the Amaturo Theater and Aventura Center will also enjoy complimentary pre-show arts and crafts provided by Young at Art Museum at most performances, and a post-show character meet & greet. In addition, helpful resources such as a video about what to expect when attending a live performance and a character guide for the show are available on the event page at the BrowardCenter.org. The Broward Center's Sensory-Inclusive Season and a range of initiatives for the neurodiverse community is made possible through the generous support of The Batchelor Foundation, Nicklaus Children's Hospital, and The Taft Foundation with special thanks to UM-NSU CARD for their in-kind support. The upcoming Sensory-Inclusive performance will highlight the talents of both teen performers and the adult actors who mentor them, the Broward Center and the Performance Project presents a sensory-inclusive performance of Willy Wonka, TYA on Saturday, December 10 at 11 a.m. The delicious adventures experienced by Charlie Bucket and his grandfather on their visit to Willy Wonka's mysterious chocolate factory light up the stage in this captivating adaptation of Roald Dahl's tale. Featuring the enchanting songs from the 1971 film including “The Candyman,” the musical follows enigmatic candy manufacturer Willy Wonka as he stages a contest by hiding golden tickets in five of his scrumptious candy bars that offering a free tour of the Wonka factory and a potential lifetime supply of candy. Early Bird Tickets start at $10 with $5 lap tickets for children 12 months of age and younger. As a special holiday treat, Arts Ballet Theatre of Florida presents a sensory-inclusive dance performance with this modified, shortened version of the holiday classic ballet The Nutcracker at the Aventura Arts & Cultural Center on Saturday, December 10 at 11 a.m. Company artistic director Vladimir Issaev choreographs and directs the classic ballet to Tchaikovsky's popular score. With dancers of all ages, colorful costumes, and breathtaking music, this hour-long performance celebrates the magic of the season and serves as wonderful introduction to the ballet. The Aventura Arts & Cultural Center is located at 3385 N.E. 188 Street in Aventura. Tickets are $20. One of the most popular Disney movies of all time captures hearts in a whole new way in this Sensory-Inclusive performance of Cameron Macintosh and Disney’s Mary Poppins in the Amaturo Theater at the Broward Center Saturday, April 1 at 1:30 p.m. Performed by Slow Burn Theatre Company, it’s a Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious musical adventure with everyone's favorite, practically-perfect nanny. Based on the books by P.L. Travers and the classic Walt Disney film, Mary Poppins, the musical delighted Broadway audiences during more than 2,500 performances and received nominations for nine Olivier and seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The 2022/2023 Slow Burn Theatre Season is presented by American National Bank. Tickets are $20 with $5 lap tickets for children 12 months of age and younger. The season of sensory-inclusive shows culminates with two interactive concerts by Brazilian Voices in the Abdo New River Room on Saturday, May 5 at 2 and 5 p.m. The gentle, relaxing music invites both young & adult audiences to join this award-winning vocal group. As an added bonus, Brazilian Voices will distribute safe, musical gift items to the audience, including egg shaped shakers with which the audience can play and sing along. Early Bird Tickets start at $10 with $5 lap tickets for children 12 months of age and younger. The fall lineup of new All Abilities Classes in the Rose Miniaci Arts Education Center are sold out but will return in the spring. These 45-minute classes have limited capacity and feature interactive and engaging arts experiences followed by time to connect over refreshments. To be added to the mailing list for the new dates, contact accessibility@browardcenter.org The Broward Center in partnership with the Exceptional Theater Company also offers the Special Stars Class each semester for students 16 and above. By utilizing theater techniques, students enhance verbal skills, improve movement, build self-confidence, and advance socialization while stimulating free and independent thinking. Students choose the characters and write the script for the performance that takes place in the JM Family Studio Theater at the end of the session. This class has been generously underwritten by the Michael and Merle Orlove Family Foundation and the Taft Foundation. The next 12-week session begins in January. To learn more or observe a class, contact education@browardcenter.org . Ticketmaster is the only official ticketing service of the Broward Center and Parker Playhouse. Buy tickets online at: BrowardCenter.org, or Ticketmaster.com; by phone at: 954.462.0222 or in person at the Broward Center’s AutoNation Box Office. The Broward Center for the Performing Arts is located at 201 SW Fifth Ave. in Fort Lauderdale. For more information visit BrowardCenter.org, like us on Facebook at: Facebook.com/BrowardCenter and Facebook.com/BrowardCenterEducation, follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BrowardCenter, subscribe to our channel at: https://www.youtube.com/user/BrowardCenter and join the conversation with #BrowardCenter. The Broward Center 2022/2023 season is supported by the Broward Performing Arts Foundation. AutoNation, Greater Fort Lauderdale Convention & Visitors Bureau, Spirit and Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center are proud sponsors of the Broward Center. Programs are also sponsored in part by the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Arts and Culture, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment of the Arts. 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Dial Up Flavor with Summer Favorites By Family Features May 4, 2023 Share Turn up the heat this summer and spice your way to delicious warm-weather recipes by using subtle ingredients that bring out bold flavors in your favorite foods. Adding a taste-enhancing option to your repertoire - TajÌn Fruity Chamoy Sauce - can make your summer get-togethers the talk of the neighborhood. Cool off while enjoying mildly spicy dishes. Made with 100% natural chiles, lime juice, sea salt and a hint of apricot, TajÌn Fruity Chamoy Sauce offers a unique sweet-and-spicy flavor without too much heat. Perfect for drizzling over fresh fruits and veggies like mango, pineapple, watermelon and more, it's also commonly used to bring fruity, subtle spice to a wide variety of recipes including beverages and snacks, like smoothies, mangonadas, ice pops and cold drinks. For example, in this Savory Mango Chamoy Daiquiri, the apricots create a fruity, tangy flavor that's a nice, refreshing twist on a traditional drink. Bringing a touch of heat to summer cookouts can be a breeze with mild hot sauces added to dishes like these Spiced Pork Ribs, which can be created start-to-finish in the oven or taken outside to sear on the grill. Just a handful of ingredients are required to season the ribs to spicy perfection before wrapping them in foil and letting your oven do the work. The key ingredient for the right touch of subtle heat without being overwhelming is TajÌn Mild Hot Sauce, a unique, flavorful addition to your cabinet that pairs well with savory snacks like tortilla chips, chicken wings, pizza and even micheladas. The lime is what makes it different from other hot sauces. Made with 100% natural mild chiles, lime juice and sea salt without added sugars or coloring, it can be enjoyed by the whole family as a versatile way to enhance favorite foods with a mild but wild flavor. Both recipes can be easily enhanced with a simple concept: just pair TajÌn Cl·sico seasoning with either or both of the sauces to create unique flavor combinations, a tasty "mix it" tactic to add to your warm-weather menu and make it uniquely yours. Find more recipes that crank up the heat this summer by visiting: www.Tajin.com/us Spiced Pork Ribs Total time: 3 hours, 10 minutes Servings: 6 • 2 racks (about 4 pounds) baby back ribs • 1/4 cup TajÌn Cl·sÌco Seasoning • 1/4 cup TajÌn Mild Hot Sauce, plus additional for serving, divided • 2 tablespoons olive oil • 2 tablespoons brown sugar • lime wedges, for serving • mashed potatoes or steamed rice, for serving (optional) Rub ribs with seasoning. Marinate at least 4 hours or overnight in refrigerator. Preheat oven to 300 F. Combine hot sauce, oil and brown sugar; brush over both rib racks. Line baking sheet with double layer of aluminum foil with enough overhang to wrap foil around ribs. Lay ribs, bone side down, on foil-lined baking sheet. Wrap foil around ribs and seal. Place on baking sheet. Fill large baking dish or roasting pan with 2 inches of boiling water. Place on lower oven rack to keep ribs moist as they bake. Place ribs on middle oven rack. Bake 2 1/2-3 hours, or until meat is tender and just starting to fall off bone. Preheat broiler. Unwrap ribs and place on foil-lined baking sheet. Broil 4-6 minutes on middle oven rack, or until lightly charred and caramelized. Serve with lime wedges and additional hot sauce. Serve with mashed potatoes or steamed white rice, if desired. Savory Mango Chamoy Daquiri Total time: 15 minutes Servings: 2 Rim Glass: • 2 tablespoons TajÌn Fruity Chamoy Hot Sauce • 2 tablespoons TajÌn Cl·sico Seasoning Drink: • 4 tablespoons TajÌn Fruity Chamoy Hot Sauce, divided • 1 cup frozen mango cubes, plus additional for garnish, divided • 1/3 cup natural syrup • 3 ice cubes • 1/3 cup orange juice • 1 tablespoon TajÌn Cl·sico Seasoning, for garnish To rim glass: Rim glass in chamoy hot sauce then seasoning. To make drink: Blend 3 tablespoons chamoy hot sauce, mango cubes, syrup, ice cubes and orange juice. In glass, pour remaining chamoy hot sauce. To serve, garnish with additional mango cubes and sprinkle with seasoning. < Previous News Next News >