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They almost always have something interesting and since I have been buying from them since they had a table at the original Greenbelt Organic Market eons ago, they also know I am a sucker for unusual stuff. Also, I trust that whatever they are selling, it is actually organically grown…unlike others who may claim the same. So when they encouraged me to buy this unusual looking herb that had a rather pungent smell, I took a bunch home. Epazote apparently grows wild in Mexico and in some southern U. Used fresh or dried, it is something I have never come across before and have never cooked with. A lady who was shopping at Herbana Farms at the same time also suggested using it in a very authentic sounding guacamole …now what are the chances of running into someone who actually knew what to do with this? While I immediately purchased some dried black beans to give this herb a go for it, I never got around to cooking the beans before the herb expired so I will have to save the recipe testing for another day. At any rate, as usual, I am just thrilled to see the availability of unusual for this part of the globe herbs at our local markets…. MM, you are really some shopper. I would never expect to find epazote in a Philippine produce market. Yes, it goes with dried black beans! I cook my dried black beans with whole cloves of garlic and a quartered onion in plain water. When the beans are tender, I add a couple leaves and a teaspoon of bacon fat or substitute with same quantity of olive oil. It keeps well in the fridge. Great for quick bean and cheese quesadillas. I also use epazote when I make my chilaquiles. I am sure you will find great recipes for chilaquiles from your sources. As usual, tear a couple of leaves and add it in. Use your leaves sparingly. I have epazote growing in a shaded area of the garden and it thrives well on its own. Good luck with the kitchen adventures!! Hmm, first time to see it fresh. I think I have seen it dried and used by an aunt for tea. I wonder how does it really taste like? Crumbmaster, the same thought crossed my mind. The taste is a bit strong, kinda off-putting by itself. I noticed myself that the epazote, along with the culantro saw tooth coriander and hojas de aguacate dried avocado leaves , recently have been featured prominently on Latin and Caribbean dishes and menus. Some recipes suggest substituting Mexican oregano and mint if epazote is not available. However, the dish ends up not having that musky, minty taste the epazote imparts. As for the frijoles negros, using epazote is a must—not just for the flavor, but definitely for its antiflatulent properties. Yes, it is indeed part of Mexican cookery. It is one of the most flavor enhancer in their menudo dish which consists of beef offal i. They said menudo is their antidote for hang over after a night out of tequila shots straight tequila mind you. So as their authentic burrito, chile relleno, carne asada, quesadilla, enchilada, chimichangas guacamole, refried beans, mole, the list goes and on and epazote is always in there. It has a pleasant taste and they said a pinch of it goes a long way. I agree with Kieran they use it a lot in their beans dish for its antiflatulent power. You know beans always have tendency to propel unpleasant gas propulsion. It would be interesting to see how they used it. If it relieves flatulence, does it mean it would go well with camote, cabbage or onions too? My friend from Mexico City says that epazote is an essential seasoning when preparing Chicken Tortilla Soup. Well, I always learn a thing or two whenever I visit your site. Thank you for sharing. If you do a post on fresh poblano chilies, tomatillo, or masa sold in Manila that will really drive me over the edge….. I went to Vigan last week and we had a demo of Pipian from Kusina Felicitas. Finally I had the taste of Epazote. It was really good. I keep planting it but hubby gets it confused with the weeds. Will wonders never cease. I was checking out the internet looking for pasyotes — this herb that Cebuanos from Carcar are very very familiar with. Pasyotes is used in lechon and inasal na manok in Carcar. Time to check out the Salcedo Saturday market for this one…. Email Address. Marketman is a well-traveled management consultant who loves buying, cooking and eating good food. Read more ». Wow, there is epazote here! The taste and usage can be similar to aseofetida resin of India. Prev Previous Post. Next Post Next. Search Search. Post-Typhoon-Odette that literally wiped out Freshly baked monkey bread. Cheap faked wagyu cubes made from trim. Rainy night beach food in Batangas? A seafood rich. Beach lunch. Open faced tuna sandwiches garnished with semi-dri. A ginormous Ball jar filled with freshly made acha. Subscribe To Updates. No spam, only notifications about new blog posts. Email Address Subscribe. Related Posts. Read More ». Style, etc. A Recap of the Anthony Bourdain related posts on Marketmanila.

Buying marijuana Vigan