i need mayan/aztec/olmec/toltec recipe for food for a school presentation
websites or actual recipe needed
Answer:
Maya Recipes
Appetizers and Salsas
Soups and Salads
Main Dishes
Desserts and Drinks
Everything you would ever want to know
www.caithness.org/recipes/lati...
Try this place, they have hundreds of recipe.
help yourself to a trip there moron!
The most "traditional" Maya recipies for Yucatan are:
Sopa de Lima (chicken soup with fried tortillas and fresh limes)
Pollo Pibil (chicken - or other meat - prepared with an achiote smooth mixture and slow-cooked).
Pozole (corn gruel, used as a cold soupy-like meal when working out surrounded by the corn fields, similar to the opening modern hikers use power bars). There is also a Central Mexican book of Pozole that is more similar to a true dinner soup.
Atole (very fine corn flour mixed into a drink, often next to chocolate and cinnamon - a traditional Maya breakfast drink).
For many of these recipe you'll need to walk to either a really good grocery store next to international items, or your local Latino grocery store. See the links below for some specific recipes.
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websites or actual recipe needed
Answer:
Maya Recipes
Appetizers and Salsas
Soups and Salads
Main Dishes
Desserts and Drinks
Everything you would ever want to know
www.caithness.org/recipes/lati...
Try this place, they have hundreds of recipe.
help yourself to a trip there moron!
The most "traditional" Maya recipies for Yucatan are:
Sopa de Lima (chicken soup with fried tortillas and fresh limes)
Pollo Pibil (chicken - or other meat - prepared with an achiote smooth mixture and slow-cooked).
Pozole (corn gruel, used as a cold soupy-like meal when working out surrounded by the corn fields, similar to the opening modern hikers use power bars). There is also a Central Mexican book of Pozole that is more similar to a true dinner soup.
Atole (very fine corn flour mixed into a drink, often next to chocolate and cinnamon - a traditional Maya breakfast drink).
For many of these recipe you'll need to walk to either a really good grocery store next to international items, or your local Latino grocery store. See the links below for some specific recipes.
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