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Guest Blog: Day of the Dead Bread- The Origins

October 21, 2013 Adriana Almazan Lahl Amaranth Andrea Lawson Gray aztec calendar Aztecs bones Book Bread Catholicism Celebraciones Mexicanas: History Day of the Dead European Mexico Pan de Muertos Recipe Traditions and Recipes 3 Comments

Amaranth the Aztec Super Crop

March 1, 2013 Amaranth Amaranth and Peanut Butter Cookies Aztecs Conquest Gluten free cookery Mexico Puente a la Salud Comunitaria 6 Comments

Día de los Angelitos

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Ode to Tlaloc

October 2, 2012 Aztecs Mexico Oaxaca Rain Tlaloc 7 Comments

Sugar and Spice and all things nice!

January 13, 2011 Aztecs Chili chocolate cake recipe chilis chocolate Cumbia de Mole Mexican food 2 Comments

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This is Casa Pedregal, a house built by Luis Barragán in 1947. It was purchased by Cesar Cervantes in 2014 who restored the colours to the exact palette used by Barragán. Built in Pedregal the house incorporates the volcanic rock that invaded the landscape there due to an eruption in the year 100. Just last night I watched the Mexican film Hilda which is set in this house. . . . . . . . . . #mexico #mexicocity #barragan #luisbarragan #architecture #mexicodesign #deseño #arcitectura #pedregal #volcanicrock #40sdesign #pink #visitmexico #mexicocitylive #mexico_greatshots #mexico_maravilloso #artemexicano #mexicanart #cdmx #mexicodf #mexicosorprendente

I got the pleasure of dining at Tetetlán, a new restaurant in the Pedregal neighbourhood of Mexico City. Many of their ingredients are sourced from the chinampas of Xochimilco and their corn is from Oaxaca. In the second photo you will find the dish I found most fascinating, corn smut (huitlacoche) still on the corn cob (mazorca). I’m normally not a huitlacoche fan but I loved this dish! Within the space, that was once stables design by Luis Barragán, there is an artist retreat, a book library, a music library, and a cafe. It’s a really special place. . . . . . . . . . . . #mexico #mexicocity #mexicodf #cdmx #pedregal #barragan #tetetlan #restaurant #mexicanfood #comidamexicana #locallysourced #mexicosorprendente #mexico_tour #eatmexican #luisbarragan #visitmexico #travel #travelwriter #freelance #cdmxsur

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