Discover and re-discover Mexico’s cuisine, culture and history through the recipes, backyard stories and other interesting findings of an expatriate in Canada
These two versions for meatloaf feature the more traditional recipe, which includes bread, milk, and bacon, and a “light” version without those ingredients … click on image for more
In this well-known dish, the melted cheese, ebullient and gooey inside the chops, along with a generous amount of vegetables, will whet, then satisfy, everyone's appetite for a hearty meal, any day of the week … click on image for more
This sandwich originated in Spain, at first simply consisting of grilled veal placed at the centre of a partially halved crusty bun. Some stories attribute the name to a guy called Pepito (a common nickname for José) … click on image for more
Tabasco is particularly rich in recipes for tamales with unique ingredients and techniques. Chanchamitos, round shaped and seasoned with annatto, are an example … Click on image for more
By cooking the meat first, the rendered lard will take care of the crisping and browning later, resulting in Carnitas with a tender texture, crispy exterior, and maybe with even less fat than at the beginning of the cooking procedure … Click on image for more