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The experience in a nutshell
Type of the event
Dinner, Mexican
Maximum guests
12 guests
Time of the event
6:30 PM (4.5 hours)
The host speaks
English, Spanish
Drinks & Beverages
Beer, Guests can bring alcohol, Wine, Spirits, Coffee, Soft Drinks, Water
A word about the experience
During my years in Mexico I discovered different flavors, textures, smells and colors. This menu is a sample of my favorite flavors of Mexico, as an adopted son of this country. It is a unique trip for different tastes typical of different regions of the country. accompanied by Mexican sweets, distilled and an excellent talk.
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To start.
Chicken Pozole. The Pozole, which in the Nahuatl language is "pozolli", means foam and it was called that because the large and white corn grains on boiling open as a flower and form foam. This traditional soup can not miss in the celebrations of independence of Mexico and any special festivity.
2 Corns Esquites. The word esquite comes from Nahuatl, izquitl, from ihcequi, which means roasting corn. This esquite combines 2 of the most representative corn grains in Mexico, in a combination with Limon, Chile, Epazote and Cotija Cheese
Pastor Salad. The world-renowned "taco al pastor" this time served in a mixture of greens, with a dressing of pineapple, chiles, spices and mustard.
To reset... Mini frozen tamarind palette with chili.
Baja California Flavors. Tostada Juana Ines.
White fish marinated in lemon and Mexican spices served on Gouda cheese, accompanied by pinto beans. purple onion and chipotle chile sauce.
Taco Baja
Served in blue corn tortilla, these shrimps seasoned in chile de arbol and limon, are accompanied by Oaxacan cheese and avocado
The best is yet to come. Mini Oaxacan Chocolate Cake with spices, accompanied by toasted peanuts.