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Tag Archives: chiles
Mole Amarillito de Oaxaca
Mole Amarillito de Oaxaca, is one of the seven moles that the state of Oaxaca is famous for. ‘Amarillito’ means ‘yellow’; ‘mole’ is the indigenous word for a multi-layered sauce formed from a complex mix of spices and herbs. This dish is … Continue reading
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Tagged chiles, Chochoyotes, cooking, cuisine, food, masa, Mexico, Mole, mole amarillito, Oaxaca, pork, recipe, stew, tomatillos
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Sopa de milpa or ‘garden soup’ from Oaxaca
My UBC class in Mexican cooking from Oaxaca started with this traditional soup. Sopa de milpa or ‘garden soup’. A milpa is a traditional Mesoamerican corn patch that consisted of rows of corn planted together with the companion plants such … Continue reading
Eat like an Aztec: Tortilla Soup Recipe
TORTILLA SOUP (SOPA AZTECA) This soup contains many ingredients that were a gift from Mexico to the world: tomatos, chiles, avocado and corn in the form of tortillas. The recipe comes from a Mexican cookbook that I purchased eons ago. I. … Continue reading
Chiles capones, an appetizer from the Central region of Mexico
Chiles capones served on a creamy tomato salsa and drizzled with cream. I have never had anything quite like them before, and they were my favourite dish of this Mexican cooking class featuring the cuisine of the central region of Mexico. Continue reading
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Tagged cheese, chiles, cilantro, cooking, cuisine, food, queso asadero, salsa, tomatillos
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gifts from Mexico to the world
Found on the wall in an obscure corner of the National Palace in Mexico City: This plaque lists both the Spanish and the Nahuatl words for various indigenous plants. Roughly translated it says, ‘the world owes to Mexico: corn, beans, … Continue reading
Thai Masaaman yellow coconut curry recipe
This recipe for Massaman yellow curry uses pork, normally a no-no in the predominantly Muslim area of southern Thailand, along with potatoes, lychee and pineapple. Continue reading
Posted in Asian food, Food around the world, Thai
Tagged cardamon, chiles, coconut, cooking, curry, fish sauce, food, lychee, Masaaman, peanuts, recipe, south Thai, tamarind, Thai food, yellow curry
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