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 \n1st.Edition,1999  \nC Editorial Dante S.A de C.VCalle 17 No.138-B,  \npor Prolongación Paseo de Montejo,Col.Itzimná.C.P.97100Merida,Yucatán,México.  \nI.S.B.N.970-605-103-1  \nText:Hacienda TEYA.  \nFrontispiece and Inner Design:Ana Laura Solana Narváez.  \nPhotography:David Baeza Braga.  \nIntroduction:Ma.Teresa Mézquita Mendez.  \nTraslation:Alline B.Callaghan.  \nIMPRESO EN MÉXICOPRINTED IN MEXICO  \nJNZRODuecsON  \nWhat are the ingredients which cucumber,chili peppers,sweet  \npotato,beans,chaya and tomato;in addition to the highly prizedchocolate,and as basic foodstuff,there is corn,the most noble andversatile of foods.  \nmake up a people?What does acity taste like?A state?What isthe flavor of Yucatan?We can saythat Yucatan tastes of corn andtomato,turkey and pork,deer andonion,of sweet potato and theherb achiote,of the habaneropepper and of course,of honey.Yucatan has the flavor of a mixedgastronomy,combining theancient indigenous foods with theold,traditional European cookery,influenced by Arabic and asterncustoms.  \nThe European influencefirst came to Yucatan from Cuba.Religious orders brought breadmade from wheat,chickens,beefand pork to the peninsula.Also,such ingredients as capers,olives,rice,pepper and vinegar,wereintroduced and became a part ofour culinary tradition.  \nFrom here,where all theheterogeneous mixture oozes,wegive back to the world,withinterest,an ample diversity offlavors from our table today.Atthe same time that sight,smell andtaste are pleased,we areparticipating in centuries ofhistory and tradition,from thefirst bite.  \nAnd so evolved the food ofthe mestizo,such as puchero andpotaje and much more.Somefoods,such as the brazo de reinaand queso relleno,combineindigenous ingredients withmeats,European cheeses,eggs andother items inherited from the oldcontinent.  \nAnd now,Editorial Danteoffers you some recipes from therestaurant of Jorge CarlosCardena Gutierrez'100 year-oldHacienda San Ildefonso Teya.Theowner takes pleasure in sharingsome of the secrets of Yucatecangastronomy,which,apparently,has even more to offer.  \nIn spite of their dailyfrugality,the indigenous Mayawere better nourished than mostAmerican tribes.They atevegetables,wild birds and smallmammals,seeds,honey and theliquor “balche.”Our tables stillserve meat,such as deer,fish andturkey;vegetables such as squash,  \n····3  \nJN2Ex  \n米SOUPS  \n米孑ISH  \nSopa de Lima…………………………………7  \nCrema de Cilantro……………………………8  \n米APPETIZERS  \nPanuchos…………………………………………9  \nSalbutes………………………………………………10  \nLonganiza asada……………………1  \nCodzitos………………………………………………12  \nBrazo de Reina………………………………13  \nPapadzules……………………………14  \n米MEATS  \nCochinita pibi…………………………15  \nPoc-chuc……………………………………………16  \nQueso relleno………………………………17  \nLomitos de Valladolid……………18  \nFilete de res a la yucateca……19  \nTzic de venado……………………………20  \nFrijol con puerc……………………21  \nPuchero de tres carnes…………22  \n米≠OULTRY  \nPavo en escabeche oriental…24  \nPollo pibil……………………………………25  \nPollo 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