Talking of food - announcing arrival of
guest Chef Jeff Martinez until recently the Chef de Cuisine at Fonda san Miguel, Austin, Texas,
www.fondasanmiguel.com, one of my all time favourite restaurants. With 21 years of experience in the industry Jeff brings with him his passion for Mexican food and is about to share it with all of us. Scheduled to take classes 22, 23 and 27 March he is designing a menu right now and we have asked him to prepare a special brunch for that Sunday as well. Here is a link to a review of his menu at the restaurant http://www.examiner.com/mexican-restaurant-in-austin-mn/fonda-san-miguel-a-stunning-hacienda-style-restaurant-with-genuine-mexican-food. More to come about this!
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Deysi, Jessica, Miriam, Maureen and Monica Brunch staff |
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Brunch special Tuna Salad Veracruzana |
Brunch continues to be a delightful experience for all who make it to
Casa Caribe on Sundays, Chef Pablo is introducing regular specials and is rumoured to be offering his French Toast next Sunday.
This Friday 6pm
Understanding Mexican Wines part 2 Monte Xanic - presented by the very knowledgeable Tania Pena Quiroga (in English) . Monte Xanic
http://www.montexanic.com.mx/ is in the Valle de Guadalupe in the Baja, and is regarded as the most high end of Mexico's boutique wineries. We will be tasting their Chardonnay, Chenin Colombard, Cabernet Sauvignon Verdot, Syrah Cabernet Sauvignon paired with delicious appetisers from Chef Pablo Espinosa. Starts 6pm costs 400p and you need to book now. Ph 998 251 8060 info@casacaribepuertomorelos.com.
Friday March 9th will be Introducing the wines of Chile.
In case you had not heard we have a few new eating places in Puerto Morelos -
Vegan Tacos is now where the old hardware store was a few doors south from Oxxo, apparently delicious and cheap. I Wanna Pizza, run by a young Uruguayan - I ate there the other night, delicious thin crust lobster pizza (not a lot of lobster) and they have really great home made bread and serve delicious bruschettas, in a renovated little house, it is very quaint and cosy (BYO). Hooray! Constancia has reopened
Taninos! Remember the wine bar opened a couple of years ago in the street where the high school is? Well now Taninos has
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Pangea showcasing interesting music |
taken over where El Bistro was last year, next to Chimmichurris, and she has renovated that space. It is now very charming (no mosquitos last night!) with a really extensive wine list, cheese and crackers and snacks to go with wine, just a lovely atmosphere. Must mention the
Salciccia - if you have not discovered the sausage shop at the Pemex station you must go and grab one of their sausage baguettes, 20 pesos, with pickled onions and your choice of salsa.
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I admire enormously latin cultur. My first contact was when I traveled for work to Argentina, I stayed in a buenos aires apartments for 3 months. I created many friends very fast, as they are very amuzing guys and very open to foreign people. I had the time of my live. Since then I traveled Latin America a lot and finally I got married with an Uruguayan girl, so I am very happy.
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