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Meats The conques fillet The conques fillet 225 grams of beef fillet topping a grilled nopal paddle, and served on a bed of two sauces pasilla and poblano peppers more options |
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Purslane in green salsa with pork Purslane was a Nahuatl delicacy in pre-conquest Mexico. It is an extra special treat here, prepared with different types of chile, green and red tomatoes, pumpkin seeds, xoconoxtle (cactus fig) and xocoxochitl (fruit from the clove berry tree) Breaded veal cutlet Breaded veal cutlet, served with beans, grilled strips of poblano peppers and sweet-corn in a cream sauce Meatballs in a Chipotle Salsa A popular Mexican translated literally goes “the broth ended up costing more than the meatballs”, i.e. a shortcut that proves longer than the original route. 3 meatballs with white rice and refried beans Beef Tinga A classic home-style dish, made from ground meat in a spicy tomato salsa and served with refried beans Medallions of Beef Fillet “Tricolor” Succulent medallions of beef fillet, served with three salsas to give the color of the Mexican flag: pasilla, poblana and a walnut-flavored chipotle chiles Mestizo Cuisine also mixed in the 16 th century. In this version of Lula Bertrán, Crisp pork rind and onions are wrapped in beef fillet, with the ever more- delicious taste of beans in love with a green chili sauce |
Beef fillet medallions in peanut sauce One of the favorite recipes of former Mexican president Adolfo López Mateos, who was fond of race cars and had a gourmet taste. Beef fillet medallions, finely cut, grilled, and covered with a spicy peanut sauce The classic arrachera This imported cut is so delicious and juicy that we simply offer you a classic northern version, with beans, avocado and corn tortillas La moneda pepper This fantastic recipe is born on La Moneda street in the Historical Center, where two cultures and two histories encounter,pre Columbian Mexico and Colonial Mexico. The real Mexican Ancho pepper with the traditional minced pork meat and fruit, resting on walnut and sweet cream, with a touch of fresh green peppers Four winds "cecina" The authentic beef "Cecina", fresh from Yecapixtla, also known as "Tasajo", prepared with the recipe of Four Winds Inn along the highway to Acapulco. Accompanied with a casserole of black beans, guacamole, grilled nopales and cream back |
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