Chicken pepian from Guatemala

Guatemalan Pepián De Pollo Recipe

Pepián de pollo, or chicken pepián, is one of the oldest Guatemalan chicken recipes. This Guatemalan chicken stew is rich in flavors and filled with roasted spices. Pepián can be made with chicken, beef, or pork (or a combination of these meats), stewed in a tomato-based sauce flavored with roasted seeds, and peppers. The addition … Read more

DIY sugar skull t-shirt

DIY Sugar Skull T-Shirt

This sugar skull DIY tee is so cute, easy to make and affordable. It’s a great sugar skull craft to make on a lazy afternoon and the design is fun and colorful, perfect to wear any time of the year. As you probably know I’m kind of obsessed with sugar skulls and Day of the Dead … Read more

Sugar Skull DIY Flip Flops

Sugar Skull DIY Duct Tape Flip Flops

Making these sugar skull duct tape. flip-flops is so easy and they will make a great addition to your summer flip flop collection. Duct tape is so versatile and there are so many duct tape crafts and duct tape DIY projects that you can create; the sky is the limit. This is a great easy beginners … Read more

Disney Pixar COCO

Getting A Sneak Peak At Disney Pixar’s COCO Movie

I received an all-expenses paid trip to San Francisco for the coverage of this press event for Disney•Pixar. However all opinions are my own. Disney Pixar’s animated movie COCO, which will be in theaters on November 22, will bring to life the Mexican celebration and traditions of El Dia De Los Muertos. As I have shared … Read more

Easy Rosca de Reyes bollos

Easy Rosca De Reyes Buns

Christmas is behind us, but we are still waiting for one of our favorite holidays at our home: El Día de Los Reyes Magos, or Three Kings Day. Children receive gifts from the Three Magi on this day, and families get together and eat Rosca de Reyes. Rosca de Reyes or Roscón de Reyes is … Read more

About me Paula Bendfeldt

About Paula

DecoraingAbout Me Hello! I’m Paula, the creator of Growing Up Bilingual. I originated in Guatemala and now call Florida home. My journey to the United States began in 2008 when my husband Cesar and I decided to make the move with our two kids. Back in Guatemala, I attended a bilingual school, and I dreamed … Read more