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Tag Archives: Oaxaca
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, Mexican, 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
try it, you’ll like it! – the main food market in Oaxaca, Mexico
We arrived at Oaxaca’s main food market around lunchtime, and the smell of roasting meat drew us into this hidden wing that jutted off of the main building. Here the BBQs were in full swing, the air was full of smoke, … Continue reading
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Tagged carnitas, food, guacamole, market, mercado, Mexican, Mexico, Oaxaca, photography, radishes, roast meat, salsa, tortilla
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Mexican cooking class: from the states of Guerrero & Oaxaca
Our 2nd Mexican Cooking class from UBC Continuing Studies featured three dishes from the Oaxaca/Guerrero region on the southern Pacific coast of Mexico. 1. Coctel de camarones ‘Acapulco’ The coctel de camarones (shrimp cocktail) was my fave dish from this class. I could … Continue reading
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Tagged Acapulco, chincharones, cocktail, Coloradito, food, hominy, Mexican, Mole, Oaxaca, pozole, salsa, shrimp, totopes, Valentina
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Mezcal (vs. Tequila)
Mezcal is a liquor similar to tequila, not surprising considering that both mezcal and tequila are made of the agave plant, also known as maguey. The only difference between them is that mezcal can be made from a variety of … Continue reading