Discover and re-discover Mexico’s cuisine, culture and history through the recipes, backyard stories and other interesting findings of an expatriate in Canada
Author: Irene
Mexican born with Japanese background living in Canada who loves science, cooking and gardening
It is April, and yesterday was a very sunny day, so I went to the backyard to check how my garlic and chives were doing since last time, and see if there was any sign of asparagus spears... click on image for more
“Al mojo” means “in sauce” and it may refer to different herbs and spices, but in Mexico it has always been a mix of olive oil, butter, a hint of lime, salt and pepper, and tons of chopped garlic... click on image for more
When you first look at a bowl of sopa de fideo, it might seem like any other chicken noodle soup, just with tomato added to the broth; another difference, which gives this soup its very distinctive flavour, is that the dry pasta is browned in oil before adding liquid... click image for more