This is a joint project, of local restauranteurs Gonzalo Serrano and Salomé Álvarez (from Ligaya and Capicua) with Ricardo Muñoz Zurita, a know Mexican chef. Muñoz Zurita has published several books on Mexican gastronomy and runs both cafeterias at the National University. I especially admire this Ricardo, because he is in an amazing researcher who […]
Just as the thermometer needle starts working its way up this summer I always have a craving for a Mexican “agua de sabor” (fruit juice translated “water with flavor”) or frozen “paleta” (popsicle). Mexicans love to drink a refreshing fruit juice at any time or bite into a frozen popsicle made of natural fruits. There […]
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…
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…
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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