by Jillian Bedell
April 10, 2013
Every pueblo in Mexico, no matter how small, has at least one tortilleria. Chelem, the village where we lived, was reduced to a seaside shantytown when it wasn’t tourist season: sandy, hot, windy, strange, barren, and colorful. Our tortilla shop was on the square, a green concrete room with a dirt floor, and ancient ladies [...]
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by Malcolm Bedell
March 26, 2013
Before we continue, let’s get something straight. A soft tortilla folded around some filling is called a “taco,” agreed? And if you roll it up instead of folding it, and then fry it? It’s a taquito. Or does that mean “little taco?” And if so, does that make a plate of small folded tacos, really [...]
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