Discover and re-discover Mexico’s cuisine, culture and history through the recipes, backyard stories and other interesting findings of an expatriate in Canada
In my previous post I had, amongst the harvested produce, the last of my watercress and a good bunch of rainbow mini tomatoes, so I made a refreshing watercress potato salad ... click on title for more
In Mexico, jícamas are peeled and sliced into rounds, sticks or chunks, and eaten with lime juice, chili powder and salt, or as part of a chunky salad (pico de gallo) or a fruit cup (fruta picada.) Inspired by these preparations, I used my jícama in a refreshing slaw ... click on title for more
I recently harvested a large batch of sunchoke tubers from my backyard, and they needed to be cooked as soon as possible. To reduce inulin content, and preserve the sunchokes, I thought that soaking in vinegary water, then pickling, would work well ... click on title for more