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Because I grew up in a rural area in a family that was all "meat and potatoes", as much as I enjoy Mexican food, I tend to stick to favorites. I never learned to make such wonderful things such as tamales, but also I had no idea there are so many different variety of tacos.
Some of the ingredients would be difficult to find where I live in West Virginia. (prickly pear cactus anyone?) While this cookbook says it is readily available at Mexican markets, we don't have one anywhere near I live, so some of these recipes aren't things I can make, at least not at this time.
I also very much appreciated the many photos in this book because I might not have any idea what Puchero de Res is, but I can look at a photo and think how delicious it looks.
This cookbook is well on its way to becoming a staple in my kitchen!
I bet this is a great cookbook. I love cooking in my slow cooker, especially in the hot months.
ReplyDeleteThis book sounds wonderful, I am not very good at cooking mexican foods but I have a sister who is and I am sure she could use this book.
ReplyDeleteTHis sounds great!
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