February 9, 2014
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Cinque De Mayo

 

By: C. Harold Pierce

Anepalco’s Café in Orange looks like any other strip mall Mexican food dive. But not many Mexican restaurants put a French spin on neo-Hispanic cuisine.

The huevos rancheros looks more like a parade float than the traditional Mexican meal, piled high with a fluffy omelet resting on thick, soft corn tortillas and mashed black beans, topped with a dollop of creamy avocado mousse and pico de gallo salsa. It is at 415 S. Main St.

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