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Enchilada with Mole Negro - Rancho Gordo

Enchilada with Mole Negro

This was a recent breakfast. From the town of Pinotepa Nacional, these are two enchiladas in a black mole sauce. I think there was a litlle chicken inside but it...

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Refried Beans with Ojo de Tigre - Rancho Gordo

Refried Beans with Ojo de Tigre

Tiger's Eye beans (or Ojo de Tigre) have to be one of the prettiest heirlooms ever. They really do remind you of a tiger. They have a thin skin so...

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Experiments with Chiles Rellenos - Rancho Gordo

Experiments with Chiles Rellenos

(Another encore post) Like most of us in California, I grew up eating battered and fried chile rellenos, stuffed mostly with gooey cheese but occasionally with picadillo. I recently found...

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Meet Chef Wesley - Rancho Gordo

Meet Chef Wesley

We get lots of emails and letters about the beans in use but my favorite are the occasional tributes from young fans, guaranteeing a new generation of bean people. Chef...

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Alubia Blanca - Rancho Gordo

Alubia Blanca

Have you tried these yet? They're part of the Rancho Gordo-Xoxoc Project and they're that rare bean that makes you sit up and take notice the minute you taste them....

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The Glory That is Posole - Rancho Gordo

The Glory That is Posole

Like a lot of you, I made Posole over the holidays. I made mine for New Year's Eve and as I was making it, I started laughing at the smells...

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I Am an Infidel - Rancho Gordo

I Am an Infidel

How can I be faithful to my Poblano beanpot when Bram comes along and produces this gorgeous little number in Egypt? All the perfumes of Araby cannot hide the stench...

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Sta. Maria Valley Beans - Rancho Gordo

Sta. Maria Valley Beans

I've always thought that the migrant Mexican citrus workers brought the pink bean to California in the 1950s, along with the tri-tip cut. I don't know about the meat but...

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