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5 Sentidos Azul De Puebla by Atelo Ramirez

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I have been a press photographer for over 20 years, since the first photos I took I have felt a deep attraction to portraying Mexico's cultural wealth in all its senses. This ingredient is essential for the preparation of the nogada walnut salsa of the emblematic chiles en nogada chilis in walnut salsa , the gastronomic jewel of Puebla and Mexico. In the region, sweets are made by hand such as jamoncillo milk candy bar with seeds, peanut, macadamia nut or coffee, as well as borrachitos candies, peanut candy, wafers, fried dough balls and coconut sweets. With my camera on my shoulder, I've gone a long way with my camera on my shoulder, I've traveled much of the country and on these trips, I've not only made news coverage, but I've also been involved with people and their gastronomy, mainly in Puebla, where I have been living since childhood. The almudes wooden boxes and sardine cans, serve as a measure for the sale of pumpkin seeds. In the sweets industry in Puebla, the Santa Clara pancakes and the jamoncillo milk candy bar , prepared with pumpkin seed, are traditional. It would be difficult to understand the history of civilizations without mentioning their markets, because to a large extent they are their own social, historical, and anthropological reflection. There are vestiges that show that the markets already existed in pre-Hispanic times, even that the Olmec in spreading trade, set sail from the shores of the Gulf of Mexico to the central plateau. A woman buys lemons at a stall at Mercado La Acocota, it is here you can find a variety of chicken and fish and beef and pork. There are also stalls with raw materials and cuisines that, with a rich seasoning, offer traditional food menus. In a basket covered with plastic you can find butterfly larvae, known as cuetlas, chiancuetla or tepetolchichic, which since pre-Hispanic times have been considered a delicacy, the sardine can is used as a unit of measure. At one street market stall, with the different types of beans that exist, are the bayo bean, black bean and Mayflower bean, an old pot serves as a unit of measure for selling the bean. Even though there are now established centers called markets, the street markets—whose characteristic is moving from one place to another—still exist. The markets have evolved in terms of their physical layout; on certain days they are located on the streets and with their colorful and endless tarpaulins, they include the stalls where there are thousands of goods of delicious flavors and textures. The cherry tomato is displayed in piles in the mercado de Tlatlauquitepec. This variety is small and very sweet, its color may vary in different shades. In the mercado de Xicotepec, in a three-tier stall, a woman offers a wide variety of seeds, dried chilies, vegetables and fruit. The color of the products really catches your eye. In the case of the city of Puebla, there are thousands of shops established in the municipal markets, more in the State, it is possible to find in the towns the street markets that, with their endless stalls, continue to fill the kitchens with ingredients and products where dishes full of flavors and stories will be created, these street markets also being a great attraction for establishing traditional Puebla gastronomy. Markets and tianguis street markets : Heart of the Puebla taste A tour of the markets and street markets of the state of Puebla, reflecting the traditions and spirit that last on the people of Puebla's tables. Pumpkin seeds for sale The almudes wooden boxes and sardine cans, serve as a measure for the sale of pumpkin seeds. La Acocota Market A woman buys lemons at a stall at Mercado La Acocota, it is here you can find a variety of chicken and fish and beef and pork. Cuetlas the market of Cholula In a basket covered with plastic you can find butterfly larvae, known as cuetlas, chiancuetla or tepetolchichic, which since pre-Hispanic times have been considered a delicacy, the sardine can is used as a unit of measure. Bean stall in Cholula At one street market stall, with the different types of beans that exist, are the bayo bean, black bean and Mayflower bean, an old pot serves as a unit of measure for selling the bean. Cherry tomato in Tlatlauquitepec The cherry tomato is displayed in piles in the mercado de Tlatlauquitepec. Also, the bustle of sounds gets trapped under the tarpaulins. The story featured may in some cases have been created by an independent third party and may not always represent the views of the institutions, listed below, who have supplied the content. Taste Mexico: learn the histories, meet the makers, and discover the secret ingredient of Mexico's food culture. Translate with Google.

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