Mexican Flavors is the newest cookbook by
prolific author and acclaimed cooking school instructor Hugh
Carpenter. The book includes classic recipes such as guacamole
and tortilla soup, but there are many surprises and twists on the
classics as well. Chile rellenos are filled with a pine nut goat
cheese herb stuffing and then smoked on the barbecue. Enchiladas
have intriguing fillings of duck, shrimp, or shiitake mushrooms and
are a master class on fail-safe ways to create perfection.
Hugh provided a synopsis of the chapter on chile peppers to EYB members, and we are delighted to offer five copies of Mexican Flavors in this contest. Enter soon; the contest ends on September 23.
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But my favorite mexican dish has to be guacamole. I love it when a dish could celebrate and highlight humble ingredients. And there is no ingredient more humble and simple as the avocado. Guacamole can be made many different ways; infuse countless flavors, be whipped up at the last minute but taste like it was conceived for weeks; and none of this would be possible without starting with the modest avocado.
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