All photos by Carlos Baizabal – Raquel objected to this photo because the bracelets are not hygienic. So don’t wear them when you slice malanga, and especially when you fry it. Those studs will get really hot. This... (Continue reading)
This picture features two ingredients usually associated with Afro-Mexican cooking: Peanuts in the Salsa Macha and plantain here sliced paper-thin and fried into chips called mariquitas. It’s hard to believe that I have only been back to Veracruz... (Continue reading)
On March 4, 2009, Zarela will participate in an event with the National Peanut Board to unveil its new slogan at a reception for media, the PR industry and VIPs at NYC’s Astor Center. With the help of Michael and... (Continue reading)