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British capital and the Mexican silver mining industry, 1820-50 (University of Cambridge. Centre of Latin American Studies. Working papers: general series ; no. 21) by Tom John Cassidy, 1975 Ethnographic notes on the Maya of Belize, Central America (Working papers : General series - University of Cambridge, Centre of Latin American Studies ; no. 19) by J. C. H King, 1975 Performance requirements: The general debate and a review of Latin American practices (Staff paper) by Frank G Vukmanic, 1985 Latin American booksellers' catalogues and general bibliographies in 1940: A selected list of publications which appeared on this subject during the year ... the Handbook of Latin American studies for by Marie Willis Cannon, 1941 Censorship and other problems of Latin-American writers (Centre of Latin-American Studies, University of Cambridge. Working papers: general series) by António Callado, 1974 Latin American bookseller's catalogues and general bibliographies in 1941 by Marie Willis Cannon, 1942 Launching a company expansion program: With papers on the general economic outlook and Latin American opportunities (Financial management series;no.112) by American Management Association, 1956 From Bucharest to Mexico City: Latin Americans analyze a decade of change (General) by Thomas Griffin Sanders, 1984 A survey of American trade and general magazines in Latin America by Mary A Gardner, 1956 School of the Americas: U.S. Military Training for Latin American Countries. GAO by National Security and International Affairs Divi U.S. General Accounting Office, 1996-01-01 Foreign assistance U.S. rule of law assistance to five Latin American countries : report to congressional requesters (SuDoc GA 1.13:NSIAD-99-195) by U.S. General Accounting Office, 1999 Plan general de developpement du reseau regional de l'Amerique latine: 1988-1993 = General plan for the development of the regional Latin American network : 1988-1993 (French Edition) by International Telegraph and Telephone Consultative Committee, 1989 Latin American studies in communist countries: A general information guide by Laurence Hallewell, 1985 Latin American energy supply and the United States (General series reprint - Brookings Institution, Washington, D.C) by Philip Musgrove, 1977

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61. Quesadillas
    Recipe for traditional home-made quesadillas.  
    http://www.batista.org/quesad.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction: You've heard about Quesadillas. You have probably seen them in restaurants where they take a flour tortilla, sprinkle cheese and perhaps ham in the middle and cook it somehow until the cheese melts. That may be fine for them but that is not how the real Mexican quesadillas are made. Quesadillas in Mexico can be found outside movie theaters, stadiums, special events and many other places. Probably the most popular quesadilla is made with potato, with cheese and beans following in popularity. You can find all kinds of types of quesadillas, made with potatoes, cheese, chorizo, beans, green peppers (rajas) and other things. In this recipe, we show you how to make real Mexican quesadillas (Mexicans not included) with potatoes, chorizo, beans and even cheese (Queso). The picture may not look pretty, but they are very good. This is the real thing. The basic idea is to make a mixture which serves as the shell for the quesadilla, fill it in with something you like and fry it. This recipe serves 2.

62. Cooking New Orleans Style - Italian Cuisine
    Selection of Mexican recipes prepared New Orleans style.  
    http://www.gatewayno.com/cuisine/mexican.html

63. Mexican Food Cooking, Mexican Food Recipes, Mexico Cuisine
    Mexican recipes, cooking FAQ, glossary, and cookbook presentations.  
    http://lomexicano.com/

64. The Cuisine Of Nayarit : Mexico Cuisine
    Brief description of the cuisine of the state of Nayarit in Central Mexico and its dishes.  
    http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/nayfood.html
    
    Extractions: Help? About Privacy Feeds ... Cuisine See all articles tagged exploring-tourism food-drink or in region Nayarit Camille Collins The following is a quick guide to the cuisine of Nayarit. This guide was discovered by Conner and adapted from the original Spanish version by Camille. There are several foods listed for which there are no translation as they are native to the region. The Nayar Mesa is famous for its chiles and, as such, Nayarit offers a wonderful chile sauce called Salsa Huichol. This sauce is made from a variety of chiles, spices, vinegar and salt and is sold in bottles under different names. Akin to tabasco sauce, it has a much better flavor. We would love to assign the proper credit for this piece to he/she/they who wrote it and ask that you please notify us if you have this information. Nayarit is blessed with a unique geographic location. It is situated on the Tropic of Cancer which provides it with an excellent climate that offers abundant rains in the summer. This, along with its fertile soil, produces a great variety of beautiful flowers and fruits with an incomparable flavor. Nayarit produce includes coconuts, corn, wheat and beans and it is the largest producer in the nation of tobacco, bananas (there are 14 varieties grown in this region), mangos (the famous

65. Mexican Food
    Recipes, articles, and links, hosted by guide Chelsie Kenyon.  
    http://mexicanfood.about.com/
    
    Extractions: Mexican Food Guide zSB(3,2) Search Advanced Search Browse by: Course Occasion Ingredients User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: User Rating: gEI('r'+zr(3)).style.display="inline";

66. Casa Valdez Products
    A small collection of recipes using Mexican tortillas.  
    http://www.casavaldez.com/recipe.html
    
    Extractions: Heat tortilla on griddle-on one half put a cooked meat stuffing of your choice (chicken, hamburger or shredded beef). Fasten with toothpicks. Fry in deep fat until crisp as desired. Drain. Open and add shredded lettuce and grated cheese. Chopped olives and onions can be added if desired, also a hot sauce. Party and Patio Suggestions I small onion, I small can green chilies (peeled), I clove garlic, I medium tomato, ripe avocados, 2 tablespoons lemon juice, salt to taste. Use electric blender or chop the green chilies, onion, tomato and garlic very fine. Mash avocados and blend with lemon juice and salt. Combine chili mixture with avocado and spread thinly on warmed flour tortilla. Roll tortilla and serve. Serving tip: Serve flour tortillas instead of bread for a change of pace at meals. Enchiladas Dip tortilla in hot fat, turn over once, then soak in hot chili sauce. On one half add small amount of sliced raw or cooked chopped onion and grated cheese (meat or chicken if you prefer). Roll and then sprinkle again with grated cheese and top with more chili sauce. Bake in oven until cheese melts.

67. MEXICAN RECIPES - GUTSY GOURMET
    Selection of Mexican and Tex-Mex recipes.  
    http://www.thegutsygourmet.net/mexican.html

68. Carnitas
    Traditional Mexican dish uses pork, cilantro, cumin, and onion served with corn tortillas.  
    http://www.batista.org/carnit.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction: Carnitas is a very famous Mexican dish. It consists of braised pork and can be eaten by itself (and tortillas, a chili sauce) or as the filling in tamales, tacos and burritos (yuk). The pork is first simmered for a long time to make it really soft and then braised in the oven to make it crispy. Since the recipe is very simple and does not involve any chili sauces everyone likes carnitas. You can add the heat on your own as you eat it. This recipe serves 2. Set tall frying pan in mid-high heat Add the pork, cilantro, cummin, onion and broth If nescessary, add water so that the meat is covered Bring to a boil, reduce heat to low and simmer for about 3-4 hours or until the meat is very soft and pulls appart easily

69. Chile Verde
    A Mexican pork stew with onions, potatoes, tomatillos, garlic and jalapeno chiles.  
    http://www.batista.org/chileV.html
    
    Extractions: Introduction: Chile Verde is a delicious meal which consists of Pork cooked in a sauce made with small green tomatoes called tomatillos. Tomatillos look like small green tomatoes wrapped in a green paper like flower. This recipe serves 4. A Pressure Cooker really helps here. If you like making dishes like this one often you should consider the pressure cooker. It will cut cooking time to half hour, but you have to cook the potatoes separately. Heating tortillas on a microwave : To heat tortillas you can wrap them in a kitchen towel and put them inside a container. Microwave 15 seconds per tortilla.

70. Salpicon
    Recipes for sopes, fish, chicken, beef, cactus salad, and soup, from Salpicon restaurant in Chicago.  
    http://www.salpicon.com/recipes.htm

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