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Grilled Pork in Guajillo Adobo (Cecina de Cerrdo Enchilada)

When pork shoulder is marinated, grilled, and sliced thin, it’s tender and juicy. The chile-based adobo with guajillos and pullas provides a rich, mellow heat.
June 2009
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Asian Cabbage Slaw with a Peruvian Twist

Miso takes something familiar, like coleslaw, and gives it resonance without turning it into a dish that’s specifically Asian.
June 2009
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Guatemalan Red-Cabbage Relish (Curtido de Repollo Morado Guatemalteco)

A popular Central American table condiment is delicious piled on top of tamales and enchiladas. Beet juice augments the color even more.
June 2009
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Grilled Cactus Paddles (Nopales Asados)

Cactus paddles (nopales or nopalitos) are an important vegetable in Mexico. Their flavor is reminiscent of summer’s green beans but with a hint of acidity.
June 2009
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Cheese Arepas (Arepas de Queso)

The Colombian and Venezuelan small fried corn cakes called arepas have a distinctive roasty-toasty flavor.
June 2009
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Jalapeño and Onion Sauté (Chiles Toreados)

A fragrant sauté of jalapeños and onion is delicious in the taquitos, but it would also take a cheeseburger in a whole new direction.
June 2009
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Miso Dressing

You will want to eat this on everything except your breakfast cereal.
June 2009
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Mexican-Style Salted Beef (Tasajo)

Mexican butchers sell thin, salted, super-long strips of beef for tasajo, you can improvise with top sirloin sliced and salt-cured for a couple of days.
June 2009
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Maricel’s Guacamole

This guacamole is extremely straightforward, even plain. Not very hot, and not very much cilantro. It’s all about the avocados—the way guacamole should be.
June 2009
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“Leaping Frog” Chicken

Argentina, renowned for its grilled meats, and not just beef. Open up and flatten a chicken so more surface area can get a smoky char.
June 2009

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