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The olive oils are so smooth tasting, they can be enjoyed with breads and salads. I get more compliments from my family on the salad dressings since I have started using your oils and vinegars!! The blackberry balsamic is packed with flavor, we love it on our salads! Soo glad i found this. I made some pasta recently and added this and boy was it soo good! Will most definitely be purchasing again. Item added to your cart. View cart Check out Continue shopping. No reviews. Add to cart. Couldn't load pickup availability Refresh. Add flavor and health to chili, stews, tacos, burritos, Mexican casserole, eggs, fish, chicken, pork, stuffed peppers, enchiladas, nachos, burgers, and salads. QR code on product label links to collection of recipes for this seasoning blend. Ingredients Chili powder, paprika, cumin, dried garlic, Himalayan sea salt, black ground pepper, cayenne. Product Contents 1 - gourmet seasoning blend with ingredients listed above 1 - magnetic seasoning dispenser tin 4 oz 1 - QR code on product label that directs to seasoning blend recipes. Customer Reviews. Subscribe and be the first to know! Be the first to know when the new harvest arrives! Let customers speak for us. Write a review. Load More.

Taste of MEXICO CITY - Gourmet Seasoning Spice Blend

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San Pedro Atocpan is a tiny town of just under 9, inhabitants in the deep southern part of the city. In the 60s in San Pedro a few enterprising families started to take their mole paste into the bustling city center to sell. Their phenomenal success convinced other families to join them in mole production and in they began an annual mole festival celebrated in October that includes dozens of local vendors and as many incarnations of mole as you could possible imagine. Unlike the seven moles of Oaxaca, San Pedro sells mostly the dark brown, chocolately mole that most people outside of Mexico think of when they envision this incredible dish. The town is famous for their mole almendrado almond mole that has a strong nutty flavor and the consistency of a grainy bechamel. Massive markets like the Mercado Merced have endless aisles of mole vendors who will offer you a sample of any of the pastes or powders they sell. If you DO want to grind your own by hand there are various local cooking classes you can take, but bring a big group of friends or you will be grinding nuts and chilies for days! One of our favorite options is Casa Jacaranda mole cooking class in an old colonial mansion in Colonia Roma. This class includes a short trip to the market in the morning, snacks throughout cooking time and even a mezcal or two ease those arm muscles afterwards. Casa Jacaranda, Jalapa , Roma Nte. Moles contain dozens of ingredients nuts, chilies, stale tortillas, even bananas! Therefore, every market stall, every restaurant, every roadside stand will have a mole that is slightly varied from the next. Lydia Carey is a freelance writer and translator based out of Mexico City. Lydia has been blogging and writing in Mexico for over a decade and lives a double life as a local tour guide in her adoptive hometown. You can find her on the street eating tacos or at her blog www. Limited spots. Book Now. Picture mole and you picture Puebla or one of the other various quaint, colonial towns, you think of Like Water for Chocolate, or a peasant woman grinding away on a worn metate. So take a mole tour of Mexico City with Culture Trip. Become a Culture Tripper! Sign up See privacy policy. About the author Lydia Carey is a freelance writer and translator based out of Mexico City. View Offers.

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