Home Actress Alicia Garza HD Instagram Photos and Wallpapers July 2023 Alicia Garza Instagram - Been a minute since I got down in the kitchen but LAWD after this week I needed to work it out. Al pastor fish tacos, with grilled pineapple salsa. Made that al pastor from scratch — grilled the pineapple, tomatoes, onion, and garlic. Threw dried ancho and guajillo chiles on there too for a minute, toasted some cumin, cloves, and cinnamon sticks. Throw the chiles in some boiling water until they get soft and then put it all in the blender with some of the water from the chiles. Put some red snapper on the grill seasoned only with a little salt. Pan fry some corn tortillas. Salsa has grilled pineapple, cilantro, jalapeño (I ain’t had serranos), olive oil and salt. Just what I needed for the almost end of a long week. Recipe adapted from @nytcooking 📸 @camilo_sol

Alicia Garza Instagram – Been a minute since I got down in the kitchen but LAWD after this week I needed to work it out. Al pastor fish tacos, with grilled pineapple salsa. Made that al pastor from scratch — grilled the pineapple, tomatoes, onion, and garlic. Threw dried ancho and guajillo chiles on there too for a minute, toasted some cumin, cloves, and cinnamon sticks. Throw the chiles in some boiling water until they get soft and then put it all in the blender with some of the water from the chiles. Put some red snapper on the grill seasoned only with a little salt. Pan fry some corn tortillas. Salsa has grilled pineapple, cilantro, jalapeño (I ain’t had serranos), olive oil and salt. Just what I needed for the almost end of a long week. Recipe adapted from @nytcooking 📸 @camilo_sol

Alicia Garza Instagram - Been a minute since I got down in the kitchen but LAWD after this week I needed to work it out. Al pastor fish tacos, with grilled pineapple salsa. Made that al pastor from scratch — grilled the pineapple, tomatoes, onion, and garlic. Threw dried ancho and guajillo chiles on there too for a minute, toasted some cumin, cloves, and cinnamon sticks. Throw the chiles in some boiling water until they get soft and then put it all in the blender with some of the water from the chiles. Put some red snapper on the grill seasoned only with a little salt. Pan fry some corn tortillas. Salsa has grilled pineapple, cilantro, jalapeño (I ain’t had serranos), olive oil and salt. Just what I needed for the almost end of a long week. Recipe adapted from @nytcooking 📸 @camilo_sol

Alicia Garza Instagram – Been a minute since I got down in the kitchen but LAWD after this week I needed to work it out. Al pastor fish tacos, with grilled pineapple salsa. Made that al pastor from scratch — grilled the pineapple, tomatoes, onion, and garlic. Threw dried ancho and guajillo chiles on there too for a minute, toasted some cumin, cloves, and cinnamon sticks. Throw the chiles in some boiling water until they get soft and then put it all in the blender with some of the water from the chiles. Put some red snapper on the grill seasoned only with a little salt. Pan fry some corn tortillas. Salsa has grilled pineapple, cilantro, jalapeño (I ain’t had serranos), olive oil and salt. Just what I needed for the almost end of a long week. Recipe adapted from @nytcooking 📸 @camilo_sol | Posted on 28/Jul/2023 07:45:52

Alicia Garza Instagram – Last week a big chapter in my life closed — I signed my divorce papers. Two years ago, a little voice in my spirit got louder and louder and said — pursue your happiness, even if it hurts. I was scared but determined. My partner and I separated, and I moved across country. One year ago I filed for divorce. And almost exactly one year later, we signed the papers, back in the Town, where our life together began nearly 18 years prior. This last two years has been the hardest on record for me — but I have learned so much about myself. My biggest lesson? Don’t postpone joy. A friend told me today that everyone gets divorced in their 40s — almost like it’s a right of passage. My doctor today told me she has a similar story and she’s now friends with her ex husbands wife — who he started dating two months after they separated 🤷🏾‍♀️Another friend asked how one commemorates a milestone like this — do you go on vacation? Do you surrender to the streets? Do you turn up? Iono but I’m feeling like maybe it’s a combination of all those things. Don’t get me wrong — there’s still grief there. A grieving of who I knew myself to be and the ending of a relationship that meant a lot to me. We damn near grew up together. But there’s a freedom and a peace in choice, especially in choosing you. And I’m grateful to me for having the courage to do so, even though it was really hard and even though it hurt a lot. Since then I have grown, and parts of me have withered away. I have discovered myself in ways I wouldn’t have recognized then. I’ve learned that there is healing in sunsets and porches, tequila and talk therapy, workouts and walks, work and vacations, tears and (ahem) temporary encounters. I’m so grateful to my friends who really held me down — like the one who sent me these beautiful flowers today to remind me of how far I’ve come. It really wouldn’t have been possible without y’all. Thanks for holding me down, from near and from far.

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