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Slow-cooked pork, shredded and served on tortillas with a variety of fresh salsas. Clean flavors that are lip-smacking good.
14 Jul 2007 | Main Courses, Meat, Mexican
A popular dish from Yucatan, this chicken or pork shoulder dish is slow-cooked in a sauce of orange and achiote.
14 Jul 2007 | Main Courses, Mexican, Poultry
Standard Mexican breakfast fare with strips of tortilla chips covered in a spicy salsa and served with a fried egg and a touch of Mexican crema.
14 Jul 2007 | Breakfast, Mexican
An essential ingredient in cuisines worldwide. Learn to identify them and know which one to use.
20 Sep 2007 | Ingredients, Mexican, Peruvian, Vegetables
Smoked chilies marinated in vinegar. Delicious as a snack or as an accompaniment to your favorite Mexican dish.
27 Aug 2007 | Mexican, Starters and Sides, Vegetables, Vegetarian
Master the basics of salsas, tacos and all the riches of Mexican cuisine.
14 Jul 2007 | Mexican, Techniques
A perfect blend of crisp flavors, all inside a soft flour tortilla. Made right, there is nothing better.
14 Jul 2007 | Fish, Main Courses, Mexican
Warm flour tortillas freshly made are essential to cooking Mexican cuisine, especially that of the north.
14 Jul 2007 | Breads, Mexican
A uniquely flavored sauce reminiscent of popcorn with a kick. It's weird, but wonderfully tasty.
14 Jul 2007 | Mexican, Sauces
Goat cheese covered with a sweetened chili sauce similar to a mild chili relish.
27 Aug 2007 | Mexican, Starters and Sides
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