41. Mexican Cooking | Useful Mexican Cooking Tips An interesting look at Mexican cooking, and the various Mexican cooking methods. If you were wondering how to cook with chili peppers we have http://www.mexicanfoodrecipes.org/Mexican-Food-Articles/mexican-cooking/mexican-

42. Mexican Recipes By Patricia Wriedt A collection of Mexican recipes from Patricia Wriedt. http://mexicancooking.netrelief.com/wriedt/mexican_recipes.shtml

These are recipes translated into English and shared by Patricia Wriedt from Mexico City. Download all of Patricia's recipes in a single zipped file in Mastercook export format. You do not need Mastercook to use these recipes. They are in a plain text file. Here are all the recipes I have write in English. I think some of them are not in correct English but I think the people understand this. Saludos, Patricia. Salsa Here are 3 basic recipes for to prepare salsas: 1 with red tomatoes, 1 with green tomatoes and 1 with dry chiles. I am also including a Guacamole recipe. The sauces "salsas" in Mexico are very common, I can say, every family have their own sauces recipes, and sometimes no want to tell the secret to nobody is a family secret. Other times the sauces are prepared for the maids (is very comon to have maids in our houses) and the taste depends on the town the maids are from. Many years ago without blenders we used a "molcajete" it is a morter maded with black stone, sometimes I made the sauces in the molcajete because is another flavor, but usually I use the blender as many mexican people do. I am proud because I have my grandmothers molcajete, with the time this stones are better, and besides is difficult to find one good molcajete, the news are not good and need to be cured very well because the stone adds powder to sauces and that is not good. Here are the basic recipes, but you can make experiments with all, for example the basic red sauce say serranos, well you can use fresh jalapenos or use one poblano (peeled and deveined you know) or both or three or add some dry chiles previously soaked in water and you will have another sauce, this recipes and sometimes nobody understand me and think: this is not a good recipe because only have a few ingredientes or a few chiles, are BASIC RECIPES, then you can add and change the ingredients as you want, there are people that only mix chiles serranos with salt and that is the sauce and have a wonderful flavor, the imagination is the limit. There are another variations in the recipe for to prepare sauces with dry chiles, you can add green tomatoes or add red tomatoes.

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44. MexicanFoodie | Mexican Recipes | Authentic Mexican Food & Cooking Your source for authentic Mexican recipes, Mexican food, and Mexican cooking. http://mexicanfoodie.com/

Mexican Recipes Home Recommended Mexican Cookbooks Vegetarian Wheat Berry Ceviche Sprouted Wheat Ceviche This recipe comes courtesy of Nicole Salgado author of the . It is a vegetarian version of a classic fish ceviche. Wheat Berry Ceviche Recipe Recipe for Sprouted Wheat Ceviche Ingredients: 2 cups sprouted, cooked wheat berries 4 tomatoes chopped 1 onion, minced 1 bell pepper minced 2 small carrots shredded then chopped 1-2 serrano chiles, minced very finely Juice of 3 limes 3 Tablespoons catsup 2 tablespoons olive oil 2 tablespoons soy sauce/tamari 1 teaspoon salt 1 package tostadas Instructions: 1. Sprout the wheat berries over several days. 2. Then cover with water in a saucepan. Bring to a boil and simmer until tender. Allow to cool. 3. Mix with the rest of the ingredients and serve over corn tortillas. Makes about 16 to 20 tostadas. Tagged as: ceviche vegetarian wheat berries comments ... Creamy Bean Soup August 5, 2010 Creamy Bean Soup Creamy bean soup known as sopa de frijol is a simple, hearty, healthy soup usually served as as an accompaniment to lunch. I have fancied it up a bit by adding the diced tomato and avocado garnish. Read the full article → Spicy Tuna Salad July 21, 2010

45. Mexican Cooking Classes In Cuernavaca, Mexico Mexican Cooking Classes in Cuernavaca, Mexico. Learn to cook Mexican cuisine during your next trip to Cuernavaca. Convenient school location. http://www.cuernavacainfo.com/mexicancooking.html

Mexican Cooking Classes in Cuernavaca with Chef Lupita "Las Delicias a tu Casa" Cuernavaca's chef and "Las Delicias a tu Casa" restaurant owner Lupita welcomes you into her cocina for Mexican Cooking Classes. The menu will include soup (sopa), salad (ensalada), beans (frijoles), and a main dish such as "guisado" or "chiles rellenos". And don't forget dessert (postre) and coffee (café)! Let her know what you'd like on the menu, and the number of persons that will be in the class, so she can provide the very reasonable cost for your classes. A deposit will be required as shopping will be done in advance of your class. Spanish and English spoken. Located in Colonia Quintas Martha. PLEASE TELL US HOW TO CONTACT YOU: E-mail: Name: Phone: (optional) TELL US WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE: Do you have a special request for a menu? Class Date(s): Number of adults: Can we reply to you in Spanish? ¿Podemos responderle en español? Sí No SEND YOUR REQUEST

46. Mexican Cooking Equipment A description of different types of cookware commonly used in Mexican cooking. http://mexicanfood.about.com/od/faqandglossaries/a/equipment.htm

zWASL=1;zGRH=1 zJs=10 zJs=11 zJs=12 zJs=13 zc(5,'jsc',zJs,9999999,'') zDO=0 Home Mexican Food Mexican Food Search Mexican Food Quick and Easy Traditional Recipes Holidays ... Share w(x2+zWl+'?p=1" zT="18/1[N" rel="nofollow">Print') Free Mexican Food Newsletter! Sign Up Discuss in my Forum Learn about all the unique equipment and utensils used in cooking Mexican food By Chelsie Kenyon , About.com Guide See More About: mexican cooking history mexican cookware reviews zSB(3,3) Cazuelas Mexican Pottery Dishes These large clay dishes are ideal for simmering mole and other sauces because the clay heats very evenly eliminating burnt spots. Cazuelas are shallow, usually 5-7 inches deep and rounded like a bowl. They often have handles for easier handling over open fire. The outsides are sometimes painted with bright beautiful colors. The inside is glazed and the clay imparts a wonderful flavor to the dish. to view or purchase a Cazuela go here Barro or Olla Mexican Pottery Pots Barro literally means "mud" but generally means "clay," and olla means "pot." Ollas are large, deep clay pots perfect for simmering beans, stews and soups. The clay heats evenly and is perfect for all-day cooking over a direct flame. The clay can be fragile and sensitive to quick temperature changes. Cooking in the clay pots imparts an earthy flavor to the dish. To view or purchase an olla go here Comal Griddle A large round griddle usually made of clay, aluminum or cast iron but the more modern ones usually have a non-stick finish. They are used to warm tortillas, and roast chiles and vegetables. They can range in size from a large dinner plate to 2 feet in diameter. To view or purchase a comal go

47. Mexican Cooking Reviews, Ratings, Details & Prices - ChefTalk.com Community ChefTalk.com Mexican Cooking Reviews, Ratings, Details Prices. http://www.cheftalk.com/products/mexican-cooking

48. Mexican Cooking | Answerbag Mexican Cooking. Learn about Mexican Cooking on Answerbag.com. Get information and videos on Mexican Cooking including articles on mexican food recipes, modern kitchens, find http://www.answerbag.com/mexican-cooking

49. Mexican Cooking And Food Preparation At Heinsohn's Country Store Mexican Cooking is DeliciousEspecially with the right equipment. We have chili grills, fajita pans, rattan base, fajita griddles, tequila sets, cast iron fajita pans, salsa http://www.texastastes.com/p869.htm

Mexican cooking has become a regular event in most people's homes. to make that job a little easier we have tortilla presses, tamale makers, margarita pitchers and glasses, fajita pans, salsa makers, taco racks, comal, electric tortilla press, tortilla warmers, chili grills, tortilla flour, chili powder, masa grinders and more! Lime Squeezer (Item #676336) Heavy Duty cast aluminum. Makes easy work of limes. Esprimidor De Limones 61mm anchor El aluminio grueso inoxidable le hace mas facil sacarle el jugo al limon. Price: US$5.99 Quantity: Lemon/Lime Squeezer (Item #676337) Heavy Duty cast aluminum. Makes easy work of limes and lemons. Esprimidor De Limones 104mm anchor El aluminio grueso inoxidable le hace mas facil sacarle el jugo al limon. Price: US$7.99 Quantity: Margarita Set (Item #675462) Juego para Margaritas Jarron 203mm,y 2 vazos con disenio de nopal 184mm., Tambien para servir ensalada de frutas, y helados. Price: US$29.99 Quantity: Extra Glass for above Margarita Set (Item #675464) Vazos extra para el juego con jarron de margaritas Price: US$7.99

50. Mexican Cooking | Great Cooking Videos Hi friends, I am back with delicious Mexican Food Guacamole. This one of most preferred Mexican food, almost by everyone who visit the great Mexico. http://www.greatcookingvideos.com/category/mexican-cooking/

Categories Chinese Cooking Cooking Recipes Cooking Supplies Cooking Tips ... Uncategorized October 4th, 2008 by admin in Mexican Cooking Hi friends, I am back with delicious Mexican Food Guacamole. This one of most preferred Mexican food, almost by everyone who visit the great Mexico. Today, I am going to tell you how to prepare Guacamole. It is very simple, and does not take much time. It is just a matter of an hour or so. the ingredients require for this recipe are easily available in market. So you really need not to wander here and there to search them. And also it taste nice, I think, everything tastes nice when you prepare by yourself. This is a preview of . Read the full post (285 words, estimated 1:08 mins reading time) 1 Comment Read More >> July 14th, 2008 by admin in Mexican Cooking Table of contents for QuickBites - Pumpkin Seed Pesto You know if your pesto was a little bit too thick all you have to do is add a little extra olive oil. Your pesto is good for so many different things. I love to put little bit a olive oil, about some pumpkin soup or mix it some pumpkin ravioli. This is a preview of . Read the full post (163 words, estimated 39 secs reading time)

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Home About Us Classes and FAQs Book Now ... The News Welcome to - Authentic Mexican Cooking Classes - The food of Mexico has the distinction of being one of the world's first fusion cuisines. It uses an alluring blend of flavors from the Spanish with those of this country's fascinating indigenous people. Mexican food is known world-wide for its hot and spicy kick, yet its truly authentic dishes have much more to offer than just heat! Are you looking for a different adventure to round out your holiday? Then you're at the right place! Our entertaining classes include a light breakfast and full-on Mexican comida fuerte (hearty lunch), complete with festive drinks. You'll learn the traditions and culture of these foods and drinks, as well as the methods in which to make them. So, whether you are a novice in the kitchen, or a gastronome looking to expand your repertoire... it's a scrumptious food adventure you won't forget. Cap off your day with a stroll around our charming Mexican village enjoying the shops, local cafes and beach-side cocktails. The Little Mexican Cooking School rated "excellent" by travelers Home Cooking Classes Sample Menus Book Now!

52. Mexican Cooking Traditions | EHow.com Mexican Cooking Traditions. Mexico's rich culinary traditions date back to long before the Spanish conquistadors' arrival in the 16th century. There remain considerable http://www.ehow.com/about_6453262_mexican-cooking-traditions.html

53. Mexican Cooking Workshop - Spanish Immersion Programs | Baja California Language The Baja California Language College offers Spanish immersion programs for anyone wanting or needing to learn to communicate in Spanish. http://www.bajacal.com/spanish-immersion-programs/mexican-cooking.html

window.RICH_FACES_EXTENDED_SKINNING_ON=true; Baja California's Premier Spanish Language School Ensenada, Mexico A-Z Site Index Mexican Cooking Workshop The Baja California Language College proudly presents a Mexican cooking class for anyone who delights in preparing fresh and authentic Mexican food. This is more than a Mexican cooking demonstration. It is a full fledged, hands-on, interactive and totally participatory Mexican cooking workshop. Mexican Chef and Spanish instructor Edith Alvarado welcomes you into her kitchen to share her passion of Mexican cooking. Edith, a native of the Mexican state of Oaxaca, has over 26 years experience as a professional chef in Mexico. She specializes in the preparation of dozens of local, national and traditional Oaxacan favorites. Workshop participants learn to prepare a variety of Mexican delicacies such as chiles rellenos, camarones al mojo de ajo and specialty sopas and salsas . Students learn to make masa and prepare hand made tortillas for quesadillas, huaraches, tacos, burritos

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