Gastronomy

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Yucatecan Cuisine

The culinary delights of a typical Yucatecan kitchen come from a mouth-watering mixture of European and Mexican flavors.

Chaya, its nutritional properties

It has never gone unnoticed.

Learning to Cook in Merida

Los Dos is the first school in Mexico devoted exclusively to the cuisine of Yucatán.

Chiles en Nogada

The lead photo for this article, of the ingredients for Chiles en Nogada, is courtesy of Hacienda Xcanatún. A festival for the eyes and palate!

Slow Food Yucatan

Have you heard about SLOW FOOD?

Eat Lionfish!

The lionfish, originally only found in Asian waters, has migrated or been accidentally introduced to the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico.

Unique Fruits and Vegetables of Yucatan

While wandering around the markets of Yucatán, you'll soon encounter some strange-looking fruits and vegetables.

Face to Face With Wayne Trotter

Four of the most well-known and popular Mérida restaurants, Pancho’s,

Mercado Fresco de Slow Food Yucatan

This weekly market (Saturdays) was inspired by the members of Slow Food Yucatán, the local chapte

Tequila

1,311 miles west of Mérida, in the Mexican state of Jalisco, is the town of Tequila, where guess what is made?

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