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Sounds like a tortita de calabacita, but it might be one of her inventions.
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Sounds like a tortita de calabacita, but it might be one of her inventions.
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At a recent food show in Uruapan, indigenous people from throughout the "Purepecha Meseta" prepared native foods such as atapakua de calabacita - a thick, green stew, charales (finger-sized fish), and another variation of the tamale, the chapata.
Flavors of Mexico's Indigenous Kitchens The Purepecha of Michoacan 2008
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Sounds like a tortita de calabacita, but it might be one of her inventions.
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Sounds like a tortita de calabacita, but it might be one of her inventions.
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At a recent food show in Uruapan, indigenous people from throughout the "Purepecha Meseta" prepared native foods such as atapakua de calabacita - a thick, green stew, charales (finger-sized fish), and another variation of the tamale, the chapata.
Flavors of Mexico's Indigenous Kitchens The Purepecha of Michoacan 2008
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Sounds like a tortita de calabacita, but it might be one of her inventions.
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Otherwise, the vendors who have tables of several varieties of veggies (cebolla, calabacita, tomate, jitomate, chícharo, porro, etc) buy them wholesale at the abastos and bring them to market at a small markup.
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Otherwise, the vendors who have tables of several varieties of veggies (cebolla, calabacita, tomate, jitomate, chícharo, porro, etc) buy them wholesale at the abastos and bring them to market at a small markup.
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Stuff each calabacita with a tablespoon or so of the requesón mixture (it should be mounded up above the rim of the little squash) and perch the reserved 'lid' of the calabacita on top.
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