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Mexican Cuisine

Outside Mexico, Mexican food usually means Tex-Mex. Inside Mexico, the cuisine is one of the world's most regionally complex — UNESCO inscribed it as...

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Outside Mexico, Mexican food usually means Tex-Mex. Inside Mexico, the cuisine is one of the world's most regionally complex — UNESCO inscribed it as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2010, the first cuisine ever so recognised. Key sections include: Mexican Cuisine.; Opening The misunderstood cuisine.; Chapter I The pre-Columbian foundation.; Chapter II Corn — the bedrock.; Chapter III The chiles.; Chapter IV Mole.; Chapter V Oaxaca — the cradle.; Chapter VI Yucatán — the Maya kitchen.; Chapter VII Puebla — the colonial baroque.; Chapter VIII Veracruz and the Gulf coast..

Key sections

  • 01Mexican Cuisine.
  • 02Opening The misunderstood cuisine.
  • 03Chapter I The pre-Columbian foundation.
  • 04Chapter II Corn — the bedrock.
  • 05Chapter III The chiles.
  • 06Chapter IV Mole.
  • 07Chapter V Oaxaca — the cradle.
  • 08Chapter VI Yucatán — the Maya kitchen.

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Slide outline
  1. 01Mexican Cuisine.
  2. 02Opening The misunderstood cuisine.
  3. 03Chapter I The pre-Columbian foundation.
  4. 04Chapter II Corn — the bedrock.
  5. 05Chapter III The chiles.
  6. 06Chapter IV Mole.
  7. 07Chapter V Oaxaca — the cradle.
  8. 08Chapter VI Yucatán — the Maya kitchen.
  9. 09Chapter VII Puebla — the colonial baroque.
  10. 10Chapter VIII Veracruz and the Gulf coast.
  11. 11Chapter IX Northern Mexico.
  12. 12Chapter X Mexico City — the metropolis.
  13. 13Chapter XI Diana Kennedy — the documentarian.
  14. 14Chapter XII Pujol and the Olvera generation.
  15. 15Chapter XIII The masa revival.
  16. 16Chapter XIV The taco universe.
  17. 17Chapter XV Mezcal and tequila.
  18. 18Chapter XVI Salsas — the unsung work.
  19. 19Chapter XVII Beans, rice, and the supporting cast.
  20. 20Chapter XVIII Aguas frescas and atoles.
  21. 21Chapter XIX Pan dulce — the bread tradition.
  22. 22Chapter XX The sweet repertoire.
  23. 23Chapter XXI Tex-Mex and the diaspora.
  24. 24Chapter XXII The market system.
  25. 25Chapter XXIII Twenty-five works.
  26. 26Chapter XXIV Watch & read.
  27. 27Chapter XXV If you want to start.
  28. 28Chapter XXVI Why Mexican.
  29. 29Chapter XXVII The next decade.
  30. 30The end of the deck.
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