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Sweet Tamales: Tamales Dulces by Karen Hursh Graber

Sweet tamales, wrapped in corn husks and piled on platters, are a traditional treat at children's birthday parties, baptisms and First Communions, as well as at the Christmas posadas. On Candelar... read more

Veracruz-Style Tamales with Chicken: Tamales Rojos Veracruzanos con Pollo by Karen Hursh Graber

I first had these many years ago in the main plaza of the port of Veracruz. We'd stayed out so late listening to the wonderful local musicians that it was morning already and we were starving. The only... read more

Yucatan Fish Panuchos: Panuchos de Pescado by Karen Hursh Graber

Combining the classic Yucatecan ingredients of achiote seasoning, black beans and pickled red onions, true panuchos need to be made with fresh tortillas that will inflate when placed on the comal or gr... read more

Basic Tamales by Karen Hursh Graber

Ingredients: 2 bunches dried corn husks or a package of banana leaves cut into 24 rectangles, 8" x 12" 1 pound lard or vegetable shortening 2 1/4 pounds fresh masa or m... read more

Tortilla Soup: Sopa Azteca by Karen Hursh Graber

This is our most frequently requested soup recipe, quite often sought out by readers wanting to duplicate what they've just eaten in a Mexican restaurant. Although there are many variations, the follow... read more

Chicken in Tabascan Pipian: Pollo en Chirmol by Karen Hursh Graber

Chirmol is a thick sauce resembling the pipian rojo of central Mexico. It is served in Tabasco with fish, chicken and pork. Ingredients for the chicken: 1 3 ½-4 pound chicken, cut into serv... read more

Stewed pork with chipotle tostadas: Tinga Poblana by Karen Hursh Graber

Tinga is a basically a stewed pork dish, cooked with a chipotle sauce and most commonly served on tostadas. A chipotle is a dried jalapeño with a wonderful, smokey flavor. The ... read more

Anita's Chilaquiles by Ana María Flores Sánchez

Chilaquiles is a good way to use up left over tortillas. Like all great, simple recipes, this one probably came about when something quick and filling was needed but only the most basic ingredients wer... read more

Tacos Al Vapor by Karen Hursh Graber

Ingredients: 3 whole chicken breasts Water 3 tsp. salt 3 Tbsp. oil 1 kilo (2.2 lbs) tomatoes - chopped 2 large onions - chopped 2 tsp. salt 1/2 Tbs ... read more

Flour Torillas

Makes 12 Tortillas Ingredients: 2 cups white flour 1 teaspoon salt, flush 1/2-cup (one bar) butter or margarine 1/2-3/4 cup water* *The amount of water needed varies with cooki... read more

Flour Tortillas by Karen Hursh Graber

Makes 12 Tortillas Ingredients: 2 cups white flour 1 teaspoon salt, flush 1/2-cup (one bar) butter or margarine 1/2-3/4 cup water* *The amount of w... read more

Red Enchiladas with Chilacate: Enchiladas Rojas con Chilacate by Ana María Flores Sánchez

  Serves 10   Unlike the Americanized version, these Enchiladas are not baked, but served freshly made on the spot. In Mexico we buy special tortillas which are made thinner in order to absorb les... read more

Chilaquiles by Karen Hursh Graber

Ingredients: 1 kilo (2.2 lbs) corn tortillas 3 chilacate peppers 2 tomatoes 2 garlic cloves - whole, unpeeled 1/2 cup oil 2 large onions - chopped 1/2 kil... read more

Chilaquiles With Red Sauce by Karen Hursh Graber

Ingredients: dried ancho or pasilla peppers 3 or4 cloves of garlic 1 large chicken 1 white onion couple stalks of celery 1 carrot 15 soft corn t... read more

Spinach and Cheese Tamales: Tamales de Espinaca con Queso by Ana María Flores Sánchez

(Makes 30 medium sized tamales) Ingredients: 3 Tbsp. oil 1 kg. corn masa 1 bunch fresh spinach, finely chopped or 1 lb. frozen chopped spinach 400 grs. (4 1/2 sticks) butter or m... read more

Michoacán-Style Tortilla Soup: Sopa Tarasca by Karen Hursh Graber

This version of tortilla soup is similar to central Mexico's Sopa Azteca. We enjoyed its warm and robust flavor after a drive over the cool mountain pass called Mil Cumbres (A Thousand Summits) from Morelia to Zitácuaro. The wooden buildings that characterize the region are called trojes, which is also the local name for small food stalls.

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Plaza-Style Chicken: Pollo Placero by Karen Hursh Graber

From early evening until late at night, stands are set up in the plazas of Morelia, Pátzcuaro and other cities in Michoacan selling this popular supper. We watched women bring the different elements of this dish - chicken, vegetables and enchilada sauce - which had been pre-cooked at home, then heat them in hot oil or lard just before serving individual customers. The same thing is easy to do for guests, preparing the chicken, vegetables and enchilada sauce separately, ahead of time, and frying and assembling just before serving. Use individual oval platters if possible.

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Enchiladas in red chile sauce: Enchiladas dobladas by Karen Hursh Graber

"Dobladas" means folded, and these can either be left unfilled and folded in half twice, to make triangular wedges for garnishing chicken and meat dishes, or filled and rolled. The sauce is my favorite... read more

Enchiladas in tomatillo cream sauce: Enchiladas suizas by Karen Hursh Graber

The tomatillo, called tomate verde, was first domesticated in Central Mexico and has been the basis of sauces here since pre-Hispanic times. The cream in the recipe did not exist in Mexico until the Eu... read more

Zacatecas style enchiladas: Enchiladas zacatecanos by Karen Hursh Graber

The word "zacatecano" used to describe a dish quite often indicates that it contains the combination of poblano chiles and cream. read more

Shrimp and nopal tacos: Tacos de camaron y nopalitos by Karen Hursh Graber

The chunky salsa recipe that goes with these tacos makes more than necessary for the tacos, and is a delicious dip for totopos (fried tortilla triangles). I get asked for the recipe every time I serve ... read more

Enchiladas with buttermilk sauce: Enchiladas de jocoque by Karen Hursh Graber

Enchiladas with cream sauces are popular in Querétaro, and these use the thick Mexican buttermilk called jocoque, introduced by Mexico's many Lebanese immigrants. A mixture of regular buttermilk (whic... read more

Squash vine soup with corn dumplings: Sopa de guias con chochoyones by Karen Hursh Graber

In Oaxaca, it is a rainy season staple and has been since before the Conquest. The only addition after the Spaniards arrived was the lard in the corn dough for the dumplings. read more
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