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Chilaca Chiles

Chilaca Chiles

I've always loved chilaca chiles and I grab them whenever I find them fresh. They're long and skinny and rather thin skinned but you still want to roast and peel...

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Chia Seeds

Chia Seeds

Beyond the Chia Pet, chia seeds have a place in your home. Apparently, the gelatinous drink made from soaking the seeds in water for about 30 minutes, contains Omega 3...

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Pineapple Vinegar, Part 2

Pineapple Vinegar, Part 2

I can only say that I think everyone should try this. I think you'll get a kick out of it and the liquid it produces is very handy! I had...

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Pineapple Vinegar

Pineapple Vinegar

A lot of Mexican recipes call for a light, fruity vinegar and commercially here in the states, about our only option is rice vinegar. It works in a pinch but...

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Bean Fields of Caifornia

Bean Fields of Caifornia

Last week I met a new farmer just outside of the delta who is interested in growing for Rancho Gordo. It's kind of funny because at my trial gardens in...

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Tacos with Shrimp and Nopalitos

Tacos with Shrimp and Nopalitos

The next time y0u have a grill handy, try grilling some cactus paddles and shrimp. They make a great taco filling. Just give them a quick bath in some garlic...

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Poblano Chile Sauce

Poblano Chile Sauce

The more I eat Poblano chiles, the more I love them. The roasting and peeling part is a bit of a hassle but once you do it a few times,...

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Cooking With Clay, Part 5

Cooking With Clay, Part 5

Have you noticed how many people that have spent thousands to redo their kitchens with Viking ranges, full sets of All-Clad cookware and state of the art refrigerators never cook?...

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Beans from Cholula

Beans from Cholula

I mentioned earlier that my friends Connie and Sharon brought back some taupe ayocotes (runner beans) from their last trip to Mexico. They came to me in a box and...

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Corn and Fennel Soup Experiment

Corn and Fennel Soup Experiment

Last Spring, in the lovely town of Patzcuaro, in the state of Michoacan in Mexico, I had some great street food. Street food in Mexico is often a taco or...

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