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thursday's recipe: tacos al pastor. history, technique and balance of flavor.
Tacos al pastor made with pork marinated in chiles and achiote, cooked until lightly caramelized and served on warm corn tortillas with fresh pineapple, onion, cilantro, and lime. To speak of tacos al pastor is to speak of one of the most recognizable flavors of Mexican cuisine. It's a dish that combines tradition, technique, and a blend of ingredients that, when prepared correctly, achieve a near-perfect balance of acidity, sweetness, spices, and smokiness. Its origins are d
Chef Yerika
4 days ago3 min read


Veracruz-style fish: a Lenten tradition in Mexican cuisine
A classic dish from Mexican Lent cuisine: Veracruz-style fish cooked in a tomato sauce with olives, capers, and aromatic herbs that create a perfect balance of acidity, salinity, and freshness During Lent, many Latin American kitchens turn their attention to the sea. Fish becomes the star of recipes that combine freshness, history, and a balance of flavors. One of the most representative dishes of this tradition is Veracruz-style fish , a preparation deeply rooted in the cui
Chef Yerika
Apr 23 min read


THURSDAY'S RECIPE: Swiss Enchiladas with Creamy Green Sauce
A dish that brings together tradition and technique: Swiss-style enchiladas covered in a creamy green sauce, soft, warm, and full of character. Some dishes are born from tradition but defined by technique. Swiss enchiladas are a clear example of how a classic base—green salsa—can be transformed into something more complex, smoother, and more elegant through the precise use of dairy and temperature control. This recipe embodies that perfect balance between acidity, richness, a
Chef Yerika
Mar 194 min read


La Sopa Clara de Maíz Blanco: Un Viaje de Sabores
Cuando el sabor no necesita explicación. En América Latina, el lujo no siempre ha sido sinónimo de abundancia. A menudo, se trata de claridad . Antes de las salsas complejas, de los guisos largos, incluso antes de que la proteína fuera la protagonista del plato, existía el caldo . El caldo es el primer gesto de hospitalidad. Es una forma de nutrir sin imponer. Es un lenguaje común entre culturas. Este plato nace de esa idea. No es una sopa "pobre", ni es minimalista por moda.
Chef Yerika
Jan 153 min read


THURSDAY'S RECIPE: Grilled Andean trout with huacatay sauce, black quinoa and highland vegetables
Andean trout with crispy skin over black quinoa, finished with a bright huacatay–cilantro green sauce and sautéed highland vegetables on a modern plate This dish brings together three emblems of Andean cuisine: fresh trout , aromatic huacatay , and ancient quinoa . The result is an elegant dish, perfect for a regular menu or a special dinner, where the fire works its magic, the green sauce embraces without masking, and the garnish provides texture and nutrition. A little
Chef Yerika
Dec 11, 20254 min read


THURSDAY'S RECIPE: ENCHILADAS POBLANAS Mole, Memory, and Corn in Every Bite
Poblano Chicken Enchiladas with Traditional Mole, Queso Fresco, and Sour Cream Enchiladas poblanas aren't just any old dish: they're...
Chef Yerika
Sep 11, 20253 min read


THURSDAY'S RECIPE: CHEF YERIKA-STYLE PORK IN ADOBO
Pork in adobo, a traditional Mexican chili-based sauce made with dried chiles, garlic, and spices. A dish with character, memory, and a...
Chef Yerika
Aug 7, 20254 min read


THURSDAY'S RECIPE: Wild Mushroom Croquette with Black Truffle and Manchego Fondue
A contemporary reinterpretation of Spanish tapas, elevated to the realm of gourmet cuisine This croquette combines crunchy, melting...
Chef Yerika
May 29, 20253 min read


THURSDAY RECIPE: Coconut and Tapioca Pudding – The Tropical Dessert That Conquers Palates
From soaking the tapioca, which guarantees its perfect cooking, to adding the vanilla that gives it an enchanting aroma, every detail...
Chef Yerika
Feb 13, 20254 min read
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