On the Road: Veracruz and Why It's Possibly My Favorite Spot on Earth
Delicious, beautiful, exotic. Did I say delicious? I meant to. I don't have favorites but if you were to invite me to Veracruz I would only hesitate for a few...
Delicious, beautiful, exotic. Did I say delicious? I meant to. I don't have favorites but if you were to invite me to Veracruz I would only hesitate for a few...
If you love beans, you want beans. You don't want a lot of other things getting in the way. But if you're making soup, you do need to do something....
For many reasons, this post won't be for my vegetarian and vegan friends. For many reasons. I was in the Valley de Tehuacan with Yunuen and Gabriel from Xoxoc. We...
Last week I was in Zapotitlan Salinas in Puebla with our Xoxoc partners. We stopped to see the salt flats again and as you can see, it's really a strange,...
I'm not a huge fan of big public festivals. I like dinner parties and maybe a good Boz Scaggs concert. But the annual Eat Real Festival in Oakland is easy...
A legacy post from 2011: A Postcard from Yucatan Still in Merida with my friends and business partners, Yunuen and Gabriel of Xoxoc, we took a side trip with our...
I think it's clear how much fun I've been having cooking pasta and beans this month. Along with the terrific dishes, which are all very easy to do once you...
A master carnitas maker adds fresh orange juice to his cauldron. Actually they're called cazos but I think cauldron works, too! Go big or go home, I guess! (This photo...
Did you know our Oregano Indio is back in stock? The cooperative had all kinds of trouble getting it to us but now we have lots and the future looks...
You can imagine how many people call me for good information on Mexico City. The town has so much buzz, and for good reason. It's a little intimidating if you've...
April 2015. Chapantongo, Hidalgo, Mexico This is one of the beanfields.
April 2015. Chapantongo, Hidalgo, Mexico This is Araceli, who makes our stoneground chocolate.