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Like any other day weekday, I took the train to work. Like any other day at the office, I made myself a cup of hot tea before settling in at my desk. But — unlike any other day — there was a cardbo... read more

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Lloyd Mexico Economic Report - August 1999

CONTENTS: POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS POLARIZED HOUSING MARKET PEPSICO BOTTLERS MERGE INTERNET BANKING EXPORTS OF FURNITURE CEMENT SALES UP FIRST BOND IN EUROS UNEM... read more

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A toast to Mexico's better wines Lindajoy Fenley

Mexican wines may finally be gaining ground in a centuries-old battle fraught with political, sociological and economic challenges, not to mention the usual climatic problems. Father Hidalgo would be ... read more

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Organic coffee in Mexico Stan Gotlieb and Diana Ricci

This piece was written in early 1995. A year later, pieces on why we should buy "organic" coffee were appearing regularly in t... read more

food-drink social-issues Oaxaca

Beans, a staple in the Mexican kitches: Frijoles Karen Hursh Graber

Since pre-Hispanic tmes, beans have been a staple in the Mexican kitchen. They appear in a world of traditional recipes, from ... read more

vegetarian beans-and-legumes Jalisco

The cuisine of Sinaloa: Cenadurias in Mazatlan serve caldo and conversation Joe Ketchum

During the day visitors come down the long entranceway that gives this restaurant its name, asking if it is open. Despite the ... read more

exploring-tourism food-drink Sinaloa Mazatlán, Sinaloa

Oaxaca Journal by Oliver Sacks Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Oliver Sacks is obviously too seasoned a traveller and too astute an observer to confine himself to ferns. One encounters a ho... read more

book-reviews crafts flora food-drink travelogue Oaxaca, Oaxaca

The Cooking School At Zihuatanejo by Daniel Kennedy Reviewed by Allan Cogan

The story is related to us by Jeff Farrell who, with his wife, Mia, purchases a property high above the rooftops of Zijhuatane... read more

book-reviews doing-business food-drink perspectives Zihuatanejo-Ixtapa, Guerrero

Dancing Alone in Mexico from the Border to Baja and Beyond by Ron Butler Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Here's a book of travel essays from a man who obviously admires this country. He's covered Mexico from coast to coast and from... read more

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Like Water for Chocolate Reviewed by Allan Cogan

"Like Water for Chocolate" is a sort of combined novel and cookbook. Food plays a very prominent part in the narrative. The he... read more

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Head for Mexico: The Renegade Guide by Don Adams Reviewed by Allan Cogan

Don Adams and his collaborators have produced a guide that's aimed directly at those people up north who are contemplating com... read more

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Don Churrero Maggie Van Ostrand

People say there is a heaven and, if we are very good, we will go there after life ends. Not so. Heaven is right here on earth... read more

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When the Church said "No" to chocolate Ann Ball

Chocolate, that perennial favorite, has been accused of being sinfully delicious, overly fattening, and the precursor to teena... read more

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Frosty mornings in the sierras: healthy lifestyles in a small Mexican town Jenny McGill

Life in the mountains may be the secret of longevity. It is not uncommon for mountain folks to live past their nineties and co... read more

exploring-tourism food-drink Talpa, Jalisco

The cuisine of Nayarit Camille Collins

The following is a quick guide to the cuisine of Nayarit. This guide was discovered by Conner and adapted from the original Sp... read more

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A Mother's Day breakfast, Mexican style: Día de las Madres Karen Hursh Graber

Here in Mexico, the month of May brings many holidays: Workers' Day (3rd), Cinco de Mayo (5th), Teachers' Day (15th), and the ... read more

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Fish filets in Mexican hoja santa: Filetes de pescado en hoja santa Karen Hursh Graber

Fish filets in Mexican hoja santa is a specialty of Veracruz, where hoja santa is often called acuyo. It combines the fresh se... read more

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The cuisine of Colima: Tropical delights from Mexico's Pacific coast Karen Hursh Graber

Bordering on the Pacific Ocean, and nestled up against against Jalisco and Michoacan, the small state of Colima enjoys the bes... read more

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Winter sunshine: Mexican ways with citrus Karen Hursh Graber

As Mother Nature assaults the Northern climates with chill winds, sleet and snow, northerners can take comfort from the fact t... read more

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From The Halls of Moctezuma: Cooking with Leaves Karen Hursh Graber

One of the earliest food preparation techniques in many parts of the world was wrapping food in leaves and cooking it over an ... read more

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Steamed turkey in Mexican achiote sauce: Pavo al vapor en recado colorado Karen Hursh Graber

Achiote paste, a characteristic seasoning of the Yucatan, where it is known as recado rojo, has been discussed before in this ... read more

poultry main-dishes Yucatán Peninsula

The bird is the word: Pavo, guajolote, totole Karen Hursh Graber

First of a Two-Part Holiday Turkey Feature Once again, the time to talk turkey has arrived, and in Mexico this can inspire ... read more

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The cuisines of Northern Mexico: La cocina norteña Karen Hursh Graber

Living in southern Mexico and making frequent trips to visit family and friends north of the border, we have taken many differ... read more

food-drink index-page Sonora Chihuahua

Sweet treats from Mexico: Los dulces Karen Hursh Graber

Mexico's vast array of dulcerías (candy stores) panaderías (bakeries) pastelerías and bizcocherías (shops that feature dis... read more

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The Chiles Of Summer - Pick A Peck Of Poblanos Karen Hursh Graber

In the enormously diversified world of chiles, the poblano has long been considered one of the tastiest, most attractive and w... read more

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Immigrant Cooking In Mexico - Part Two: The Italians of Chipilo Karen Hursh Graber

The previous column on immigrant cooking in Mexico dealt with the Mennonites of Chihuahua, a group that brought Northern and E... read more

food-drink history Puebla

Coconut shrimp: Camarones al coco Karen Hursh Graber

One of the signature dishes of Campeche cuisine, this combines the best of local shellfish with what might be the quintessenti... read more

seafood main-dishes Campeche

A culinary guide to Mexican herbs: Las hierbas de cocina, Part Two Karen Hursh Graber

Last month's column contained a list of Mexican culinary herbs - some as well-known as cilantro, and others a bit more esoteri... read more

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