El paisano Díaz

Beach, cheese, gin, and mayonnaise are a selection of Menorca’s contributions to humanity that most often come to mind when thinking of this northern member of the Balearic Islands. But, like most everywhere in the Mediterranean, wine has been grown there off and on for centuries. In recent years, a handful of wineries have opened up, formed a “Vi de la terra” association in 2002, and have set about to produce unique wines from the islands. From the stony soils on Menorca are emerging wines full of island character and infused with the local herbal aromas that make Menorca such as a...

Nucha, la repostera más famosa del país nos abre la puerta de su cocina y su historia. En este nuevo libro se detiene en los orígenes de cada receta. La tradición de sus ancestros y sus nuevas creaciones. La cocina como laboratorio para innovar, incorporar nuevos sabores inspirados en viajes y sueños, y modificar las recetas de siempre. Los clásicos y lo nuevo.

This book is developed around a modest stew that the protagonist is preparing to eat at home. And, from that humble and traditional dish, the consecutive chapters tell us about the neighborhood store that sells prepared food, about the ingredients of the stew -meats, legumes, vegetables..., about water and wine and the accompanying bread. And through all these elements, the author delves into everyday life, memories of childhood and beyond childhood, in the literary pages in which food is the protagonist.

La cocina mexicana, reconocida como patrimonio inmaterial de la humanidad por la UNESCO, por su riqueza y tradición ancestral es una de las más artesanales y deliciosas del mundo. Eso es lo que nos revela el libro sazones y andanzas por el Centro Histórico de la Ciudad de México, del chef Víctor Hugo Aguilar Morales, editado por la dirección de Publicaciones y Fomento Editorial de la UNAM.