AutoCAD Architecture 2008: Part I: Getting Started
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International Cooking: A
Culinary Journey, 2E
Chapter 16
Mexico
History
Maya and Aztec Civilizations
developed sophisticated cuisines
invented a calendar, written language,
and accounting system
made discoveries in medicine and
astronomy
experimented with plants to develop
better strains of their native vegetables
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1521-Spanish and Portuguese Arrive
introduced almonds, citrus fruits,
onions, garlic, rice, cinnamon, black
pepper, wheat, sugarcane, cows, hogs,
goats, chickens, and dairy products to
the Mexicans
learned about beans, corn, tomatoes,
peppers, squash, pumpkins, chocolate,
bananas, avocados, cashews, exotic
fruits, and new varieties of fish and
took them back to Europe
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Topography
Rio Grande River forms over
half of Mexico’s 2,000-mile
border with the United States
Two volcanic mountain ranges
run north to south along each
coast
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Western Sierra Madre runs north to
south along the Pacific coast
Eastern Sierra Madre lies from
north to south along the Atlantic
Ocean
central region - dry land with
temperatures determined by
altitude
Southeast - Yucatan Peninsula,
tropical climate
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Cooking Methods
Aztecs, Mayans, and other Indians
Cooked in pit oven or over fire
Boiled and steamed
Baked
Broiled
Braised
Ate raw food
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When they arrived in 1521,
the Spanish introduced lard
and butter. This allowed the
Mexicans to sauté and deepfry.
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Regions
Isolation and Diversity of Crops
rugged terrain consisting of
canyons, mountains, steep valleys,
and desert
wide range of climates from cool
mountains to hot, arid lands to hot
and humid tropical areas
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six regions
about thirty-two states
only 12% of land is suitable for
farmland
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North
dry, arid land
prefer beef
grow and consume lots of
wheat
lots of cheese
less spicy foods than the south
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South
more rainfall
most of the farmland
corn, not wheat
prefer pork
spicy dishes
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Cuisine
Beans and Corn
foundation of the cuisine
served at almost every meal
Tortillas served at every meal
Salsa as condiment sits on dining
table
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Three types of Queso (cheeses)
Fresh
Become soft and hot when heated, but do
not melt
Melting
Melt when heated, but do not become
stringy
Hard
full-flavored cheeses
grated or crumbled and sprinkled over
dishes
added to fillings for a more complex taste
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