The Yucatecan Torta de Cochinita: Tradition and Versatility
A simple question to my dad is enough to hear about an old family tradition, going back at least 50 years. “What are your earliest memories of Cochinita Pibil?” I…
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A simple question to my dad is enough to hear about an old family tradition, going back at least 50 years. “What are your earliest memories of Cochinita Pibil?” I…
Continue readingTóoksel, Joroch and bean candy are words—and dishes—that I have learned about during my expeditions around Yucatán. Some, like the Tóoksel, I had the actual pleasure of tasting; others, much…
Continue readingWhen you come to México, you immediately notice its cultural richness, whether in the streets, in the markets, or in the people themselves. Fiestas seem to be happening all the…
Continue readingThe Carnaval, México’s version of Mardi Gras, is one of Mérida’s most popular and awaited celebrations. This is the event where everyone gets together to enjoy the decorated floats and…
Continue readingHave you ever noticed that on February 2 Mérida becomes filled with Tamales? This is because Candlemass is celebrated during this time of year. This is a Catholic celebration, the…
Continue readingIf the streets could talk, what would they tell us? That is a question that many of us have asked at one time or another, especially here, in a land…
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