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From pozole to ponche navideño to chocoflan cake, have a Feliz (and delicious) Navidad!

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This tart and juicy salad comes together in minutes and acts as a zippy counterpoint to the rich spiciness of pozole. There’s no oil or emulsifier to dress the salad; make it immediately before serving. Chilling the produce just before prep is a nice touch.

You will have a hard time finding two Mexican households that agree on how to make this beloved pork and chili soup. Cumin? No cumin? Whole onion or chopped? Two things everyone knows, though, is that it’s always worth the effort, and it always tastes better the next day.

Sometimes called “pastel impossible,” which translates to impossible cake, chocoflan is a dessert for the chocolate lovers, the cooking science nerds and the efficient home cook who wants the wow-factor of a layer cake without the work of actually making one. After pouring an eggy milk custard over a dark chocolate cake batter in a bundt pan, the layers reverse during baking, as if by magic.

Known as sorrel in Caribbean cuisines, and zobo drink in Nigeria, hibiscus tea often makes its way into Mexican ponche around the holidays, served as a heated drink with plenty of fresh and dried fruits (and sometimes a cheeky pour of rum).

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Three Cheers is more than just a primer on classic cocktails—you'll learn to riff on your favourites and make them zero-proof, too.