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► Cooking class I took: www.casajacara...
As someone who loves to eat and learn about cooking, I splurged in the best way possible. A cooking class at Casa Jacaranda in Mexico City
$200 is a lot of money, the amount of knowledge I learned, food I ate, and an overall just really enjoyable day, it's money well spent for what I love doing and it's experience that I want to share with all of you, so I'm going to cover the cool things that I learned
To give you a rough overview of the day, we started with a tour of mercado de medillin where we met various vendors and learned about ingredients, next we stopped at a local tortilleria, before heading to casa Jacaranda to prepare our meal of tamales, manchamanteles, tortillas and sopes.
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