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• My first ‘real’ taco was in Puerto Angel in Oaxaca in 1994. Chicken, tortilla and salsa verde from a cart while I waited for a colectivo to Zipolite. It was transformative. One of the best things I’ve ever eaten. I ordered two and ate six. Perfect simplicity. After many attempts, Ive come close to replicating it. The secret ingredient is, not unsurprisingly, extra fat. Schmalz specifically. And, more importantly, not screwing around w it adding unnecessary ingredients #chickentacos #tacos#tacosdepollo #salsaverde #oaxaca #puertoangel #oaxaca #schmalz #simplicity #comidamexicana #mexicanfood #cocinamexicana #glutenfree #dairyfree #foodphotography #theperfecttaco #ilovetacos #perfecttacos

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  crothery

  Does the schmaltz go in the chicken? Does you use thighs? Whole chicken? Inquiring minds want to know.

  on December 5th, 2016
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  littlepiggycatering

  @crothery whole legs, but thighs would be fine (skin on, of course). I add a big blob of schmalz, s&p and a can of cheap beer and toss it in the oven for a few hours (Dutch oven works too). You could also use duck fat, or extra chicken skin in place of schmaltz. Basically a rustic confit.

  on December 5th, 2016
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  littlepiggycatering

  @crothery also, I should remark. Once it’s pull-able, I take it off the bone and then add it back into the pan of fat and roast it for another hour or so to make some crispy bits and cook off any water that’s left from the beer. Intensifies the chickeny’ness and improves the overall texture. Don’t by shy w the salt.

  on December 5th, 2016
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  crothery

  Excellent! Thanks for the tips!

  on December 5th, 2016

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Toasted Grasshoppers, A Favorite Of Seattle Mariners Fans, On Offer At MLB FoodFest Nicole Rasul Nicole Rasul Contributor Food & Drink I write about the makers and shakers in our food system.

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Toasted Grasshoppers, A Favorite Of Seattle Mariners Fans, On Offer At MLB FoodFest

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Chapulines, or toasted grasshoppers, at Seattle's T-Mobile Park.

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The 2019 MLB FoodFest kicks off today in Los Angeles. A three-day event now in its second year, the gathering is a showcase of concession stand highlights from all 30 Major League Baseball parks in the country. This year, the experience is slated to also hit New York City and London.

A unique menu offering sure to excite festival-goers are toasted grasshoppers, or chapulines, from Seattle’s T-Mobile Park, home of the Mariners baseball team. Centerplate, the stadium’s hospitality partner, began offering the dish in 2017 and the grasshoppers quickly became a runaway hit and viral media sensation.

Steve Dominguez, general manager for Centerplate at T-Mobile Park, told me in a recent interview that the grasshoppers landed on the menu as part of the company’s quest to add outstanding options from restaurants in the region to the stadium’s food and beverage offerings. He calls the dish an “authentic Oaxacan experience,” referencing the Mexican state where the bugs are both sourced from and where they have a long culinary tradition.

Launched at a stand in the ballpark featuring Mexican cuisine from Poquitos, a popular Seattle restaurant where the chapulines have been a longstanding menu item, they were originally sold for $4 for 4 ounces, or roughly 40 bugs, and served in a chili-lime salt seasoning.

The stadium quickly sold out of the item during the first three games of the 2017 season. “It just took off. We couldn’t keep them on our shelves,” Dominguez says about the edible insects.

For the remainder of the 2017 season, only 312 orders of the dish were offered for sale at each game, a number representative of the career batting average for Mariners great Edgar Martinez, as Centerplate ironed out supply chain issues to acquire more of the product.

By the end of that year, 1.6 million bugs had been sold. In 2018, the dish remained popular with just under 1.2 million chapulines purchased by stadium attendees over the course of the season, according to Dominguez. This year, the grasshoppers are offered at $5 for a 4-ounce serving.

Dominguez says that thus far the price increase hasn’t hurt sales, which now occur at multiple spots in the stadium. “They’re still flying off the shelf,” Dominguez says about the chapulines. “It’s early, but I think we’ll match sales from previous years. Garlic fries and grasshoppers, to the chagrin of our chefs, are the items that people are interested in right now.”

In Oaxaca, grasshoppers have been consumed for centuries and have a long history as snack food at sporting events. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations says that globally, two billion people routinely eat insects, an excellent source of protein, as a standard part of their diets.

In fact, the organization notes that edible insects have positive environmental, health and livelihood benefits for the global population and point to their consumption as a possible solution for achieving food security for some of the world’s most vulnerable populations.

Back in Seattle, the restaurant-quality food and beverage program at T-Mobile Park has been recognized as one of the best in the business. Driven by a range of locally-inspired menu options crafted in consultation with some of the best food minds in the region, including James Beard Award-winning chefs, the chapulines were a home-run attempt at adding creative authenticity to a space usually dominated by hot dogs and soft pretzels.

As reported last year by Eater, the food in America’s baseball stadiums is increasingly growing up. Fans expect to not only be wowed by their favorite players on the field but to have outstanding food and beverage options with concession stands showcasing dishes representative of a region’s top dining concepts and chefs.

“They [the chapulines] really are a testament to the calculated efforts of Centerplate and the Mariners to bring different flavors to the ballpark each and every season,” Paul Pettas, Centerplate’s communications director, says about T-Mobile Park's offerings. “It's part of the trend of baseball games, and sporting events in general, becoming havens for fans and foodies alike.”

I am a freelance writer covering food and agriculture. Follow me on Twitter @rasulwrites and read my work at nicolerasul.com.

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He dug a tunnel to spy on his ex-girlfriend and found himself stuck in it [[[Just for Fun ... by IvaN]]]

He dug a tunnel to spy on his ex-girlfriend and found himself stuck in it

A man was jailed for about 24 hours in a tunnel that he dug himself to spy on his ex-wife, from whom he was separated, but was rescued and reported out of danger.

It is Griselda S. who discovered him trapped and called the emergency services and of course the police who came to the rescue of the extremely jealous man, according to the complainant.

His ex-partner discovered that the man was trapped after hearing noises under his house.

And was César Arnoldo G. 50 years old his partner for 14 years, although they are already separated but he suspects that his former partner might have a new relationship, but far from asking him, he designed the unfortunate plan to spy on him.

Emergency bodies went to the site of Puerto Peñasco, in the state of Sonora, after receiving the report on Wednesday at noon.

At first, the woman did not take into account the importance of the noises. He thought that it was about stray dogs, but when he inspected the area, he discovered that his ex-partner was stuck in a tunnel that he had himself made to spy on him.

The woman identified that the voice heard was that of her ex-partner, for which she called the volunteer fire department to help her.

After 45 minutes of work, the rescuers managed to secure him, despite the weaknesses that this presented.

It appeared that the man had dug the tunnel under the foundations of the house for several days to spy on him.

The woman stated that she had a 14 – year relationship with him and that they had separated from her because of the jealousy and mistreatment, but he did not say anything about it. has not stopped embarrassing her.

Man trapped in the tunnel he dug to spy on ex-wife

Overcome by jealousy, a Sonora man attempted to tunnel under his ex-wife’s property to spy on her but his plans went awry — he became stuck in the tunnel. FULL STORY

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The jealous tunnel builder after his rescue yesterday.

Man trapped in the tunnel he dug to spy on ex-wife

She had left him due to his jealous behavior

Friday, April 26, 2019

Overcome by jealousy, a Sonora man attempted to tunnel under his ex-wife’s property to spy on her but his plans went awry yesterday — he became stuck in the tunnel.

Police in Puerto Peñasco were called yesterday afternoon by Griselda Santillán, 58, who said she had been hearing strange noises behind her house during the past week, but had believed they were caused by cats.

But the noises became stranger yesterday, prompting Santillán and a neighbor to inspect her yard. They discovered the mouth of a tunnel and several knives and water bottles. Inside was her ex-husband, who had been trapped for some 24 hours and had been calling for help.

Emergency services personnel spent an arduous 45 minutes rescuing César Arnoldo Gómez Gómez, 50, Santillán’s husband of 14 years.

She told authorities that she had decided to leave him due to his jealous behavior, and had obtained a restraining order against him.

Gómez was hospitalized and treated for dehydration before being taken into custody for violating the restraining order.

Zipolite naked love on the beaches of Oaxaca Spain Economy Fall in love with the romantic Zipolite , the first nudist beach in Mexico on the coasts of Oaxaca.

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La spiaggia dell'amore

Spiaggia Zipolite. Flickr / Foto di Kevin Hutchinson / Licenza CC BY 2.0

La spiaggia di Zipolite comprende più di due chilometri di sabbia dorata ed è fiancheggiata da alcune scogliere che, oltre a fungere da interruttore naturale, nascondono posti come Playa del Amor, dove il nudismo è più comune rispetto al resto dell'area .

Il nudismo in Zipolite non è obbligatorio; tuttavia, è richiesto di evitare di scattare fotografie sulla spiaggia per rispettare la privacy dei bagnanti.

Gite in barca

Barche in Zipolite. Flickr / Foto di Hector García / Licenza CC BY SA 2.0

Tra le attività turistiche più popolari Zipolite sono le gite in barca offerti dalla gente del posto per conoscere i dintorni e praticare lo snorkeling.

Questi tour sono ideali per osservare l'arrivo della balena grigia, tra i mesi di gennaio e marzo, e per l'avvistamento delle tartarughe marine che vengono a deporre le uova nelle spiagge vicine.

Onde e surf

Surfista sulla costa di Oaxaca. Foto di Christian Aslund / Collezione: Lonely Planet Images / Getty Images

In Zipolite ci sono zone di onde moderate ma ci sono anche quelle di correnti intense. Questo è sfruttato da dozzine di surfisti che hanno fatto di questa destinazione uno dei loro preferiti per migliorare le loro abilità nelle onde.

Se vuoi iniziare in questo eccitante sport, troverai luoghi lungo la spiaggia che offrono corsi per principianti.

Villaggio di Zipolite

Strade di Zipolite. Fonte Flickr / Foto di Scott & Emily / Licenza CC BY 2.0

La città di Zipolite è piccola ma molto accogliente, soprattutto di notte, quando la gente passeggia per il suo viale alla ricerca di artigianato, ristoranti, bar e caffè. Non aspettarti di trovare grandi discoteche o club con musica ad alto volume, la vita notturna di Zipolite è più per le persone che amano l'atmosfera bohemien.

alloggio

Alloggio a Zipolite. Foto di Jeremy Woodhouse / Holly Wilmeth / Collezione: Blend Images / Getty Images

L'atmosfera hippie che circonda Zipolite si riflette anche nelle opzioni offerte per rimanere. Ci sono alternative per tutti i budget: dal noleggio di amache sotto palapas al mare, alle cabine e ai bungalow con tutti i comfort. I nostri suggerimenti sono i bungalow Nude, Posada Castillo Oasis e Casa Sol Zipolite.

Attrazioni nelle vicinanze

Mazunte, Oaxaca Flickr / Foto di Gabriel Balderas / Licenza CC BY 2.0

Puoi approfittare del tuo soggiorno a Zipolite per visitare luoghi vicini come la spiaggia di Mazunte, dove si trova il Mexican Turtle Center. Altri luoghi da non perdere nei dintorni sono Puerto Escondido, San Agustinillo e le Baie Huatulco.

Come arrivare

Panoramica di Zipolite. Flickr / Foto di Kevin Hutchinson / Licenza CC BY 2.0

Il modo più semplice per arrivare a Zipolite è prendere un volo per Huatulco e dall'aeroporto per salire a bordo degli autobus o dei taxi che vanno a Pochutla e in seguito a Zipolite.

Un altro modo è dalla città di Oaxaca, anche se il viaggio richiede almeno sei ore in un'auto privata. In questo caso dovresti seguire la strada statale 175 in direzione di Miahuatlán e poi seguire le indicazioni per Puerto Angel e Pochutla.

Se viaggi in autobus troverai partenze dal centro di Oaxaca, Puebla e Città del Messico.

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