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Huevos rancheros - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Huevos rancheros (Ranch Eggs) is a classic Mexican breakfast dish similar to Huevos motuleños which has become popular throughout much of the Americas.
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By 1790, there were only nineteen private rancheros in California. The products produced from cattle, both tallow and cowhides, were Caliliforia’s only significant trade ...
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ran·che·ro (r n-châr) n. pl. ran·che·ros Southwestern U.S. A ranch owner; a rancher. [American Spanish, from rancho, small ranch; see ranch.] ranchero [rɑːnˈtʃɛərəʊ]
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When queried about their start, the infamous Calgary, Alberta, Canada trio likes to state that they formed in the summer of '90 solely on the prospect of getting free beer.
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The Spanish, and later the Mexican, government encouraged settlement of Alta California by the establishment of large land grants, which were turned into ranchos, devoted to the raising of cattle and sheep. The owners of these ranchos patterned themselves after the landed gentry in Spain. Their workers included some Native Americans who had learned to speak Spanish and to ride horses. Of the 800-plus grants, Spain made about 30. The remainder were granted by Mexico. The ranchos established land-use patterns that are recognizable in the California of today.

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