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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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Since my Mexican family is jokingly self-described as gitanos – gypsies – although based in northern Sinaloa state, it seems as if they have never really developed any particularly special traditional seasonal delicacies/dishes, so I've seen anything from roast turkey (not stuffed, though) to hams, to fresh hams, all other sorts of special out-of-the-ordinary dishes and, of course, often mi suegra la abuelita's – my mother-in-law, grandmother's – special posole or menudo.
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