YOMA
YOMA
YOMA
5 liters of water
1/2 onion
4 cloves of garlic
3 tablespoons of salt
1 kilogram of precooked hominy corn
500 grams of pork ribs cut into pieces
1 kilogram of pork meat cut into pieces
5 bay leaves
14 guajillo chiles without seeds and soaked in hot water
2 ancho chiles, seeded and soaked in hot water
2 cups of water
1/4 onion
2 cloves of garlic
1 teaspoon of cumin
1 teaspoon ground black pepper
Dried oregano
chilli powder
finely chopped onion
Romaine lettuce filleted
Sliced radishes
Lemons
10 corn toast
1 container of refrigerated NESTLÉ® Media Crema (190 g)
100 grams of grated cotija cheese
Procedure
Hot
Heat the 5 liters of water with ½ onion, 4 cloves of garlic and salt, when it
boils add the corn and cook for 30 minutes over high heat or until the corn
bursts. add the rib, pork pulp and bay leaf; cook for 1 hour and 30 minutes
or until the meat is tender. Remove the garlic, onion, bay leaves and pork
pulp, shred the meat and reserve.
liquefies
Blend the chiles with 2 cups of water, ¼ onion, 2 cloves of garlic, cumin
and pepper, strain and pour into the corn pot; Cook for 30 more minutes.
to serve
Serve the pozole and accompany with oregano, chili powder, lettuce,
radishes, lemon and toast with NESTLÉ® Media Crema and Cotija
cheese.
culinary advice
You can decorate with a little avocado.
nutritional advice
Physical exercise is essential for the prevention and treatment of obesity.
Mole recipe
• 15 wide chili peppers
• 1/2 onion
• 1 head of garlic
• 2 tomatoes
• 2 or 3 cinnamon sticks
• 150 gr of raisins
• 50 g of almonds
• 100 gr of peanut
• 1 piloncillo
• 2 tortillas
• 2 tablespoons of lard
• 1 plantain
• Coriander seeds
is done, they are roasted in a pan; They should not be burned because the mole
becomes bitter.
2.- All the ingredients will go through the same procedure, they are cooked separately
in water, the chilies, the tomatoes, the garlic and the onion go together. Separately,
once toasted, the other ingredients are added, which are the ones that will thicken the
mole.
3.- Once everything has boiled, grind the chili with the tomato, garlic and onion.
4.- In a clay pot, heat the butter and add the piloncillo so that it dissolves.
5.- Subsequently and passed through a strainer, add the tomato sauce with garlic and
onion.
6.- The same is done with the thickening and let it season very well over medium heat
because it splashes; stir with a wooden spoon so it doesn't stick to the bottom of the
pot.
7.- Add the broth and salt little by little, it must be seasoned for at least 45 minutes so
that the chili does not remain raw and takes its flavor well.
8.- Finally, add the cooked chicken and let it boil another 20 minutes. It should be
thick, but not dry. Sesame is roasted to put it on top of the mole.
Procedure
Lightly toast the chiles on a comal, pressing them for no more than 10
seconds on each side. Once toasted, place them in a saucepan with water
and cook over low heat for 15 minutes, remove and let the chilies cool for
15 minutes. After this time, drain the chiles and place them in the blender
with the garlic, add ½ cup of water and blend until you get a smooth
sauce, season with oregano, salt and pepper.
• 2 tablespoons of lard
• 2 tablespoons finely chopped onion
• 1 tablespoon of salt
• 4 Tablespoons of Sugar
• 1 pomegranate to decorate
Procedure
Heats up
For the filling, heat the butter and fry the onion until transparent; add the garlic and
cook for 1 more minute. Add beef and pork with 1 tablespoon salt and pepper; cook for
10 minutes. Add the tomato, ¼ teaspoon of cinnamon, nutmeg, cumin, cloves, apple,
pear, peach, banana, almonds, pine nuts and raisins, mix and cook for 5 more
blend
For the nogada, blend the cream cheese with the goat cheese, the Castile nut, the
sugar, the cream, the milk, ¼ teaspoon of cinnamon, the sherry and ½ teaspoon of
salt.
It serves
• 5 prawns
• Garlic
• 2 spring onions
• 1 package of assorted mushrooms
• Peanuts
• 1 package of tofu
•Soy sauce
•Lime
Procedure
1.- In a saucepan, reduce the tamarind paste to the fish sauce, the palm sugar (if we
don't have it, we can add brown sugar) and a little soy sauce. Let reduce the sauce
2 .- In a wok we sauté the vegetables, we start with the garlic sprouts and the spring
3.- We add the mushrooms below. We do not put salt because the sauce already has
it.
4.- Add the prawns and tofu. We continue to cook the vegetables.
5.- Cook the rice noodles as indicated by the manufacturer. We can use noodles, rice
6.- Add the pasta to the wok along with the sauce and peanuts, sauté everything and
Procedure
Wash the rice very well, until the water comes out transparent, let it drain, wound the
rice with water over medium heat, then cover it; let it boil over high heat for 2 minutes,
then over medium heat for 5 minutes. and finally, at a minimum fire of 15 minutes.
Let it absorb the rest of the water.
Remove the lid, cover with a cloth and let cool for 10 minutes.
Pour it into a refractory and move it constantly, add the vinegar until it is cold, keep it covered
with plastic.
Place the makisu, top with a sheet of nori covered with rice and sprinkle with sesame seeds.
Turn the sheet over, on the edge place a thin layer of cream cheese, a strip of cucumber, an
avocado and shrimp.
Go rolling and pressing with the makisu until the rolls are formed. Follow the same procedure
with the other algae.
10 cups of water
2 lbs. chicken, lamb or mutton leg / cut into small pieces, washed and drained
• Eggplant2
• Minced meat400 g
• Onion1
• Carrot1
• Tomato3
• Parmesan
• Bechamel sauce
Procedure
In the usual moussaka recipe that we see in Spain we do not need anything else, but
in most traditional moussaka recipes in Greece, a first layer of sliced and lightly fried
potatoes is placed. This layer is the base for the moussaka. A first layer of aubergines
is placed on top of the potatoes, which are then covered with a layer of meat.
On top of the layer of meat, put another layer of aubergine slices and cover again with
the lamb meat with the sauce, crushing a little with the back of the spoon so that it is
well compacted. Finally we cover with bechamel, sprinkle with grated cheese and put
the dish in the oven where we bake for 20 minutes at 160º and gratin for 3 minutes at
220º
Chocolate pudding
INGREDIENTS
• 2 egg yolks
• In a saucepan over medium heat, mix the milk and the yolks. Stir constantly until
preparation
Once the thickness is reached, remove from the heat and strain the mixture with a fine
sieve.
Place the chocolate and vanilla in a pain. Pour the milk mixture over these and let the
chocolate melt.
Mix well and serve in glass containers. Freeze for two hours and serve cold with
INGREDIENTS
• 1 cup of sugar
Preparation
In a medium bowl mix peanut butter, sugar, baking powder and egg. Add the nuts and
chips.
With a spoon, form 24 balls of dough and place them on 2 trays or on baking paper.
With the help of a fork you can make a pattern on each cookie.
Bake for 15 minutes, turning the sheet or tray, until the cookies are golden brown.
INGREDIENTS
• 2 bananas
• 1 cup of chocolate
Preparation
Preparation
Place the red fruits and the sweetener to taste in the blender.
Pour the milk little by little and mix in the blender until you get a thick mixture.
Several types are known of it with a wide range of nuances, due to the different forms of preparation
and the ingredients used. It generally has an amber color with shades ranging from golden yellow to
black through reddish brown. It is considered "gaseous" (it contains CO2 dissolved in saturation that
appears in the form of bubbles at ambient pressure) and is usually crowned with a more or less
persistent foam. Its appearance may be crystalline or cloudy. Its alcohol content can reach up to about
20% vol., although it is commonly between 4% and 6% vol.
Coca Cola
Coca-Cola (commonly known as Coke in many Spanish-speaking countries; in English also known as
Coke) is a carbonated soft drink sold globally in stores, restaurants, and vending machines in more
than two hundred countries or territories. It is the main product of The Coca-Cola Company, of
American origin. Initially, when pharmacist John Pemberton invented it, it was conceived as a patented
medicinal drink, although it was later acquired by businessman Asa Griggs Candler, who made the
drink one of the most consumed of the 20th century, and of the 21st century.
The company produces a concentrate that it then sells to various licensed bottling companies, which
mix the concentrate with filtered water and sweeteners, then sell and distribute the beverage in cans
and plastic or glass bottles in stores.
There are also variants, manufactured by the same company, such as Coca-Cola Light (also called Diet
Coke or Coca-Cola Diet); others are Coca-Cola without caffeine, Coca-Cola Cherry, Coca-Cola Zero,
among others specially launched, such as lemon flavor.
It is the most purchased brand worldwide,1 and its biggest competitor is Pepsi, also an American
beverage. Among other things, in addition to the predominant red color on its labels, it is also
recognized thanks to its stylized bottle, presented in 1915,2 whose design continues to be exclusive to
the product, in almost all the forms in which it is offered.
Wine
Wine (from the Latin vinum) is a drink made from grapes (Vitis vinifera species), through the alcoholic
fermentation of its must or juice.2 Fermentation is produced by the metabolic action of yeasts, which
transform the natural sugars of the fruit into ethanol and gas in the form of carbon dioxide. The sugar
and acids possessed by the fruit, Vitis vinifera, are sufficient for the development of fermentation.
However, wine is a sum of environmental factors: climate, latitude, altitude, daylight hours and
temperature, among several others.3 Approximately 66% of the world's grape harvest is dedicated to
wine production; the rest is for consumption as fruit.4 Despite this, the cultivation of the vine covers
only 0.5% of the arable land in the world.5 The cultivation of the vine has been associated with places
with a Mediterranean climate, not surprisingly, half of the world's wine production is concentrated in
just three Mediterranean countries: Italy, France and Spain.6 There are several recognized appellations
of origin, such as Rioja, Porto, etc.
The name "wine" is given only to the liquid resulting from the total or partial alcoholic fermentation of
grape juice, without the addition of any substance. In many legislations, only the fermented drink
obtained from Vitis vinifera is considered as wine, despite the fact that similar drinks are obtained
from other species such as Vitis labrusca, Vitis rupestris, etc. The knowledge of the particular science
of winemaking is called oenology (without considering the processes of growing the vine). The science
that deals only with the biology of the vine, as well as its cultivation, is called ampelology.2
Vodka
Vodka (водка in Russian, vodka in Slovak, Czech, and horilka in Ukrainian) is a distilled beverage. The
origin of it is disputed although the current name is Russian. It is generally produced through the
fermentation of grains and other plants rich in starch, such as rye, wheat, potato or beet. Normally the
alcohol content of vodka is between 37% and 50% volume; classic Lithuanian, Ukrainian, Russian and
Polish vodka contains forty degrees of alcohol.1
Tea
Tea is the infusion of the leaves and buds of the tea plant (Camellia sinensis).1The popularity of this
drink is only surpassed by water.2 Its taste is fresh, slightly bitter and astringent; this taste is pleasant
for many people.3
The term "herbal tea" commonly refers to infusions of fruits or herbs that do not include the tea plant,
such as mate, chamomile and tila among others. In the latter case, the name "tisan" is preferred to
name them and avoid confusion with the real tea.
An infusion that is made from another plant - lemon verbena, chamomile, ginger, anise, mint, to name
a few - is not actually tea, although it is popularly referred to in that way. In fact, the Argentine Food
Code indicates that the generic name of tea refers exclusively to the product obtained by processing
the buds, leaves, petioles and tender stems of said plant species.4