I have eaten and photographed my way through 39 countries and 4 continents. Food is my passion. My personal philosophy is that life should be lived to the fullest. To enjoy it, I share it with my husband, family and friends. Food spiced up with a bit of travel is my type of thing. Of course I like staying at a good hotel or dining at an expensive restaurant, but I also enjoy finding remote villages, visiting the markets, eating street food and learning about the local ingredients and food from the locals. I speak Spanish, Portuguese, and French, which have definitely come in handy through out my travels. When I’m at home, I love cooking. I prefer seasonal ingredients, and my recipes are about eating better and healthier. I am a trained professional chef with wine studies, TV host, freelance writer and photographer. My hobbies are scuba diving, skiing and golf. I come from a bicultural background, with family on both sides of the border. I am passionate about cooking healthy Latino recipes. I live in Mexico and love it!
- Achiote Paste June 28, 2011
- Olive oil and home tastings July 1, 2011
- Torta de Pollo Pibil July 1, 2011
- Welcome June 28, 2011
- Diana Kennedy: Queen of Mexican Gastronomy July 5, 2011
- Diana Kennedy: Queen of Mexican Gastronomy July 5, 2011
- Olive oil and home tastings July 1, 2011
- Mexican Food at Azul Condesa July 1, 2011
- Fried Chicken & Champagne July 1, 2011
- Balsamic Vinegar and Modena… the real thing! July 1, 2011
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Mexican Food at Azul Condesa | Dash of Spice and Life: [...] hand made tortillas and “frijoles” (beans). The preparation is very delicate and the achiote does not over power the…
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Mexican Food at Azul Condesa | Dash of Spice and Life: [...] sauce. The tamal is really light and very tasty. As a second dish I recommend the “cochinita pibil” a…
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No dressing please! | Dash of Spice and Life: [...] home, I never buy dressings. I always have a good balsamic vinegar and extra virgin olive oil on hand.…
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