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Cooking Great Mexican

Of all the cuisines in the world, there may be no other that so perfectly represents the culture and history of its people as Mexican food. The spices, the color, the flavor--all are a magnificent reflection of the rich heritage and traditions of the Mexican people.

Lively and full of spice (though not always spicy), Mexican cooking has enjoyed a surge of interest in the past few years, becoming one of the most popular cuisines in the world. While some good recipes will be indispensable to those just learning to cook, in true Mexican cooking exact measurements are seldom used. More often, it's "a little of this" and "a touch of that," guided by experimentation, a sense of adventure, and familiarity with ingredients that are the foundation of authentic Mexican dishes.

If you enjoy the spicy flavor of Mexican, be sure to check out these recipes and tips for Simply Organic Southwest Seasonings.

Viva Mexico!

In Mexican culture, food is inseparable from celebrations. That's why September is an excellent time to start exploring Mexican cuisine, as the country celebrates El Mes de la Patria or "the month of our nation." (In synchronization with the Mexican festival, the United States celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 to October 15.) It's a virtual national party, much like our own Fourth of July, during which the Mexican people celebrate their independence from Spain. While the whole month is filled with festivities, September 15th (the eve of their Independence Day) is when the celebration really begins.

On September 16, 1810, a priest, Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla of Dolores of Guanajuato, Mexico, rang the bell of his small church and cried out to his fellow Mexicans, "Mexicanos, Viva Mexico!" to encourage them to fight for liberty against the Spanish government that ruled their country. The revolution to reclaim land that had been taken by the Spaniards, as well as the fight to end the exploitation of the Mexican people, was underway. It lasted for 10 years.

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Quick Links

» Cooking Great Mexican
» Essential Spices
» Regional Mexican Cooking
» South of the Border Recipes
» Packin' Heat!
» Mexican in Minutes with Simply Organic

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