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Wordless Wednesday – Mezcal

Pictures taken on the Eat Mexico Late Night Taco Tour © Ben for What's Cooking Mexico, 2012. | Permalink | 9 comments | Post tags: Agave, Alcoholic drinks, Maguey, Mexico City, Mezcal

Lose Weight Quick by Eating Right – Why Diets Fail

Are you overweight? If so, by how much? Perhaps, ten, twenty, or thirty pounds? Maybe you are as much as one hundred pounds heavier than you have ever been. Many people in this situation are so distraught with whom it  

Beans Health Benefits and Bean Stuffed Zucchinis

Beans are one of those super foods that, when you include it in your diet, really makes a difference in your health.

{Guest Post} Hot Lightning – apple potato mash with baked cheese by Simone

There are bloggers who inspire us to be better at what we do with their stories, recipes and photography. One of those bloggers is my friend Simone of Junglefrog Cooking.

5 years after and the return of What’s Cooking, World?

What's cooking turns 5 years old and to celebrate the section What's cooking, world?, where bloggers from all over the world will share their food experiences, is back.

Saveur’s Best Food Blog Awards & Chez Panisse

It was one of the best meals I’ve had during my two weeks in San Francisco and certainly the most memorable dining experience of my life. My Chez Panisse Experience is nominated in Saveur’s Best Food Blog Awards 2012 in the “Best Single

Wordless Wednesday – Bean vendor

© Ben for What's Cooking Mexico, 2012. | Permalink | 10 comments | Post tags: Beans, Findings in Mexico, Mexico, People

Risotto with Ayocote Beans and Beans in Pre-Colombian Mexico

There's evidence that beans were a fundamental part in the diet of pre-Colombian civilizations. They[re still a very important part in Mexico and they can be used in many different ways, such as this risotto dish.

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