The tin roofed loose planked artisan empanada bakery is behind the wood fired "horno" -- hand built from local "ladrillos" and plastered with clay. These roadside bakeries dot the landscape of rural Michoacan. You can see the ovens from a distance, and when you see smoke billowing out you know the bakery is "Abierto"
We drove away with spicy chicken in red sauce, and sweet "Pina" (pineapple) empanadas each about the size of a frisbee folded in half.
Here we take TIME and make SPACE for longer posts than Tu-tu-tu kitchenware cottage facebook. Here we COOK and TELL, we RANT and RAVE, we may even SPILL the SECRET SAUCE. From Mexico we explore the authentic and exotic. In our Nye Beach kitchen we cook and share to encourage your culinary aspirations and adventures. We talk cooking, we walk cooking. We photograph our finds and our creations and we share our oral gratifications with you.
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