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Tag Archives: oaxaca
Seeds of Change for a Culture Rooted in Corn
I am no stranger to the food culture in Oaxaca, Mexico. Over the past few years, during my month-long stays in this region, I’ve become familiar with local ingredients, agriculture, and the challenges this deeply-rooted culture experiences with modern-day agricultural … Continue reading
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Recipes From a 9,000-Year-Old History in Oaxaca, Mexico
I can hear the clacking of the looms long before I arrive at Pastora’s place. Vida Nueva is a women’s rug cooperative nestled in the small Zapotec village of Teotitalan de Valle, Mexico. Pastora is the head of the cooperative, … Continue reading
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