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Food Historian
Discover the traditions, rituals, and culture of Mexican food
Ceremonial traditions across Mexico
Ancient dances, knowledge and rituals
Ceremonial Gastronomy
A Mayan community securing the harvest
Drum Ceremony in the Land of Real de Catorce
Deer hunting in the desert
Sacred Dishes of the Indigenous Peoples In Chihuahua
Ancient knowledge in recipes
Recipes Swapping in Querétaro
Every year traditional cooks meet and exchange knowledge
Calling the Rain
An essential part of the cycle of giving to the Earth to receive good harvests
Made to trade
A closer look at ancient ways to cultivate and trade
Chinampas, Prehispanic Agriculture
Discover how prehispanic cultures cultivated over a lake
Barter: Changing your Coffee for Bananas
Sustainable practices in the peasants communities of Veracruz
From Markets to Supermarkets
Mexican tradition of street markets and beyond
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Quinto Cerro
One of the oldest markets in Mexico
Markets in Oaxaca
Stories from the workers of Oaxaca's markets
Markets in Puebla
A sea of sound and tastes
Step into the kitchen
From the street to the house, the kitchen is at the heart of food culture
Traditional Family Meal
The Milpa, base of mexican diet
Snack in the Street Kitchens of Puebla
A practice that no one in Mexico can say no to
Kitchen Shrink Drama
Explore miniature kitchen and food store mockups from the collection of Carlos Monsiváis
Clay Kitchen
Teotitlán del Valle, Oaxaca, México
The Kitchen: The place of the fire
Different kitchens, different materials and traditions
Now we're cooking
Peek into the cooking spaces of traditional Mexican chefs
Traditional chefs keeping history alive
All that grows and walks... goes to the pot
The Ancient Preparation of Bread
Old techniques of bread preparation through the archives
Cooking Between Light and Wood
Step into a traditional kitchen in Oaxaca
Keeping old recipes alive
Bearing the secrets of the past into the future
History at the Stove
From these women's stoves comes the wisdom
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The secrets of Totonaca recepes
Traditional cooks from Veracruz share their knowlege
Turn the tables
A look at the art of serving in Mexican culture
Dinner Is Served
The dining room at the center of food practices
Craftsmanship at the Table
Tenangos: take a seat and enjoy the stories of these table decorations
The Table is Set
Pick your style among a variety of styles
More than containers
Explore the patterns and colors of kitchen crafts across the different regions
Gastronomical Craftwork
A vivid example of how beauty and practicality can go hand in hand.
Craftsmanship From The Heart
The rich minerals from Mexico's heartland have been the source of great artworks
The Beautiful South
A source of inspiration for fine gastronomic pieces of the region's indigenous peoples.
From pottery to the "Mexican Blender"
Discover some of the traditional utensils of Mexican kitchens
Mexican kitchen must-haves
Explore the heritage of everyday utensils
Stainless Steel for Gas Fire
Pewter for Oil and Gas Fire
Crock Pot
Pots of Copper and Iron
Metate
Express Pot
Molcajete (Mortar and Pestle)
Pewter Pots
Clay Jars
Pichancha or Tlalchiquihuite
Modern rituals
Step into the magic of a traditional pulquería
Pulque: Mexico's Legacy in a Drink
A drink that is considered a full meal
That local life
Some of Mexico's most popular sites to sit, snack, and socialise
Drink in One of the City's Oldest Establishments
A glass of something to pass the time
Coffee That Tells Stories
Stories, history and a lot of coffee
The House of Mariachi
A traditional place for to have drinks, food and music
Homemade food with a touch of history
A place to remember the women of Mexican Revolution
A bite of history
Find some curious facts about Mexican food and Mexican history
Expenses and kitchen notes of the Lord's house President of the Republic Don Benito Juárez
Inventory of the ingredients that made up the dishes consumed by the Benito Juárez and his family.
Benito Juarez's meal two days before his death
A manuscript in the handwriting of President Juarez reveals the food he consumed two days before his death.
Mexican markets in black and white
San Juan Market in 1952
Juan Guzmán
La Merced Market 1950
Raúl Anaya Soto
Supermarket 1952
Juan Guzmán
Tianguis 1905
Pierre Verger / ©Fundação Pierre Verger
Tianguis 1934
Adrián Osorio
Juárez Market, 1958
La Merced Market 1958
La Merced Market 1958
Before cars... trajineras and chalupas
A century ago the food transportation in Mexico city happened in canals
La Viga's walk
Pedro Villegas
Dolores del Río in "María Candelaria"
Samuel Tinoco
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Taste the Flavors
The ingredients that make Mexican food so flavorful
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