Tamal de Maíz Cacahuazintle topped with Peruvian Seco Norteño beef cheeks, a fine dining fusion of Mexican and Peruvian culinary traditions by Chef Yerika. The encounter between Mexico's ancestral corn and the Creole cuisine of northern Peru. There are ingredients capable of telling the story of an entire country. Corn is one of them. From the cacahuazintle corn fields that have fed generations of Mexicans to the slow-cooked stews that are part of the Peruvian culinary identi

Epazote: one of Mexico's oldest and most distinctive culinary herbs When we think of the flavors that define Mexican cuisine, ingredients like corn, chilies, beans, and cacao usually take center stage. However, hidden among these culinary giants is an herb that has been a staple in Mexican cooking for centuries: epazote. Its aroma is unmistakable. Its flavor is unlike any other culinary herb. And although it has been part of Mexico's culinary identity since ancient times, it

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

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