Discover and re-discover Mexico’s cuisine, culture and history through the recipes, backyard stories and other interesting findings of an expatriate in Canada
There is an expression in Mexico that says: “… más mexicano que los nopales” which means “... more Mexican than nopales (Mexican paddle cacti)” to refer to something or someone truly representative of Mexico or Mexican tradition. I guess since two out of my three most liked posts are about nopales, I am doing a decent job at offering a picture of My Slice of Mexico! … Click on image for more
An old-fashioned beverage to enjoy on hot days is horchata (pronounced or-cha-tah), also a great way to hang on to that feeling of a relaxing summer night this Labour Day weekend … Click on image for more
It is fascinating to see how some insects and blooming plants have evolved to collaborate for mutual survival … Click on image for more
These huevos rancheros (ranch style eggs) are a classic for a weekend breakfast, lunch or the so decadent, in-between brunch … Click on image for more
Because they are so delicious, chilaquiles have become a favourite choice for a solid breakfast, a filling brunch, and even as a spicy and nourishing bite after a late night out. Nowadays, pieces of day-old tortilla are fried to achieve crispiness, specifically for the dish, and not necessarily as a way to deal with leftovers, and then they are combined with piping hot sauce. This basic duo may be served as a side, or as a complete meal with the addition of toppings … Click on image for more
My Slice of Mexico 