Prehispanic Mole with Abigail Mendoza
Let's go back in time to learn how to make this prehispanic mole in a very traditional way. We'll use a metate (precolombian grinding stone) to mill the ingredients without damaging the flavors of each ingredient. Today we cook with a true legend of Zapotecan cuisine, Abigail Mendoza Ruiz, one of the most respected culinary instructors in all Mexico.
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It's a blessing to have a Mexican mother. Her food was made with love.
Its nice seeing all the respect and honor you show to others in your videos.
@BestListTravel
7 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Martin!
I miss my mothers cooking. My mother is from michoacan, Mexico. She made the green mole with tortillas. Oh my it was heaven sent. My mom passed away in November 2010. I miss her and her homemade cooking. I still love her.
What a beautiful lady! The metate is a workout, for sure. My abuelita used one to grind corn for tortillas. I'm so happy Abigail is keeping the old traditions alive. Love your channel and really look forward to more new videos. Great job.
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
Thanks! is amazing that some people still keep these traditions! I really love the flavor when a dish is made totally by hand
I had originally thought it was a tie between Puebla and Oaxaca for the finest food of all Mexico,but after seeing Abigail here make her Prehispanic Mole, Oaxacan food is Number One! Thanks for sharing Big Smiles😃, 👍and greetings 👋from Querétaro. 🤠
Can't tell you how much I enjoy this.
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
so happy to hear that :D
Mi admiración y respeto a esta gran cocinera. Y arriba Oaxaca orgullosa de ser oaxaqueña.
This was amazing to see! Love seeing traditions kept alive; the amount of work put into it doesn't matter, only the love that goes into it!
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
love is the special ingredient :D
I am glad have run into this channel. I want to expand my skill and offer my family good authentic Mexican home cooking.
awesome!! I ordered my metate 4 years ago from Mexico and 2 weeks ago I used for the first time andddd OMG that was a lots of work, but definitely the flavor was totally amazing, all the hard work pay off
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
hahaha totally! it truly change the flavor, keep practicing!
@DanielGarcia-ky7cp
6 жыл бұрын
La Comadre Limón what website did you buy from please?
Muchas felicidades Abigail, eres una cocinera fantastica, saludos a tus hermanas y a tu mama ,son unas exelentes artistas.
La mejor comida del mundo la Mexicana sin duda es la mejor!! no por nada la Unesco la declaro Patrimonio cultural de la humanidad..
@BestListTravel
7 жыл бұрын
Estoy completamente de acuerdo, Male!
@arturojimymartyn1029
3 жыл бұрын
@@MrKillaDonut envidia?
@arturovalois8555
3 жыл бұрын
¡Totalmente de acuerdo!
Mi raza zapoteca es un orgullo que. Toda la tradicion siga viva
Es mi Mexico! Gracias por dar a conocer nuestra cocina mexicana
Great video! My partner loves telling me all about authentic Mexican dishes and how they get made. We love watching these videos. Thank you!
Props to the Zapotec people and their culinary treasures.
Esa sra es un orgullo mexicano y q bueno q lo reconocen estoy orgullosa de usted qlinda sebe
COMIDA MEXICANA PATRIMONIO CULTURAL DE LA HUMANIDAD LA MEJOR DEL MUNDO ¡¡¡ MEXICAN FOOD THE BEST OF THE WOLD
Beautiful!! I love when foreigners travel my country and show the amazing culture, history, traditions and cuisine. Great video, thank you!!
You're amazing for showing our traditions and the way we cook. I loved watching this video, it made me so happy inside. Thank you! And, God bless Abigail!
Abigail es para mi toda una enciclopedia la admito
Que Viva Mexico !!!!
Wow que admiración y orgullo oaxaqueño!
I´m mexican chef, and im so fucking proud about people like Abigail Mendoza. She put the mexican gastronomy to the top of the world and makes our traditions an intangible heritage if humanity.
@BestListTravel
7 жыл бұрын
Yes, I couldn't agree more. I'm so thankful that she wanted to be on my show!
Wow I'm Mexican and I've never seen a mole made of corn and hierba santa definitely Mexican cuisine is amazing that mole looks yummy I'll try to make it
@sanchezmas54
5 жыл бұрын
miguel rodriguez I’m curious did you ever make it because the video is asking for tomatoes and I didn’t see them add it?
@micaelamontes73
3 жыл бұрын
I grew up eating this mole. It’s my favorite! I’m having a hard time making it but I’m hoping that by watching these videos I’ll eventually get it right.
Beautiful 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻
you sir have earned yourself a new followerrrrrr, me encantan videos such as this one and I'm about to binge watch all your other videos dude, great job!!! ohhh and btw I'm from Puebla which is a neighbor of Oaxaca
Rest in peace Anthony 🙏
Bello el Español De Doña Abigail (Orgullo Amerindio) Y también de Eric Que lo habla con el ❤
excellent video, and very informative. GOD BLESS.
My fam is zapotec. I need to visit Oaxaca again soon
@micaelamontes73
3 жыл бұрын
Mine too! My family is from the Sierra..near Benito Juarez’s birthplace.
Such a beautiful thing to see how some old traditions have not been stripped away. Hope to see more.
Very nice recipe look delicious , I am Montagnard indigenous I live in America I went to Mexico couple years ago I love their traditional food so delicious.
Hermosa Abigail, gracias por compartir
You're amazing!!! Thanks for show us your videos and your experiences... I'm your new fan
Thankyou my dear...I absolutly loved this demonstration of how to make this beautiful mole🤓🙃
Would love to see more prehistoric dishes !
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
yes!! I would love to eat more too! :D
@vcr6854
8 жыл бұрын
+Cookin' With Grandmas lol, meant prehispanic ( phone changed it and I hadn't noticed! Lol)
@themaik101
7 жыл бұрын
La Doshis you mean "prehispanic"(before the arrival of the spaniards)
@vcr6854
7 жыл бұрын
Mario Mendivil yes, as you can see I corrected my comment that was autocorrected above after my original comment; 6 months ago, you tube didn't give the option to edit comments 🙄🙄🙄
@themaik101
7 жыл бұрын
La Doshis I see now
Dios que belleza de mujeres yo quiero ir para su pais y aprender a cosinar me en canta todos de elloas dios las sigan bendiciendo soy puerto riquena y que viva mexico besos a todos
it looks so delicious, im from mexico definitely im going to try it and visit this amazing place thanks for showing us this ken
Such a beautiful smile!
Dos de mis chefs favoritos abigail y Anthony ♥️
I loved this video
Abigail is beautiful ♥️ shes a true culinary star 🌟
Thank you so much for this video, it was really useful for my homework .
Vives en Oaxaca? Podría recomendarte los mejores lugares y sabores. Buen video, saludos.
Me encanta la comida zapoteca y todo lo original de rancho.
Loved this! We did one of our cooking classes in Teotitlan and got to use the metate to grind chilies. It's hard work.
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
yes it is! What did you learn to cook?
Muchos gracias
New to your channel and I love it!!!
@BestListTravel
7 жыл бұрын
Thanks, Celeste! What do you think about my new episodes about Thailand? How do they compare to the episode about Mexico?
😍
Se me hizo agua la boca
Beautiful soul...
amazing video amigos
@BestListTravel
7 жыл бұрын
thanks Andres
-...se me hizo agua la boca :P
que lindos metates! que comida mas rica , me parece que lo intentare
I think this stuff looks delicious. I tried it once though and I wasn’t crazy about it. I guess it could’ve been the cook. But it was weird because it definitely looked amazing. I might have to give this another try sometime.
Your Spanish is pretty good!!!!
Amazing food. Food for the gods.
que excelente reportaje, yo soy de Oaxaca y me encanta la comida oaxaqueña,, que bien que le guste la cultura mexicana y la oaxaqueña. aparte de este canal tiene fb?
@BestListTravel
7 жыл бұрын
Si, amigo! Tengo FB CookinWithGrandmas. Pero estoy a punto de cambiar todos mi redes al nombre "Erik Kennon" Que bien que te gustó el episodio. La verdad es que yo grabé mas episodios en Oaxaca que yo todavia necesito editar y compartir! Tip 60 mas episodios! Solo es que me da flojera editar todos, jajaja. Son muchas horas por el compu, pero bueno, lo hago con mucho gusto.
Oaxaca ❤🇲🇽
Viva México, nice video and nice lady
ésto es tradición y cultura gastronómica
We miss you
Such a lovely woman!
Sería un honor probar esa comida hecha con tanto amor .
Las zapotecas somos buenas en el metate y en el petate😂🤣
@edithjuradogalicia
5 жыл бұрын
Jajajajaja!! ahora entiendo a mí amigo... se casó por allá...
@angelcote4761
4 жыл бұрын
Eso es bueno querida que sean buenas para todo y le pongan rico
That's the same beautiful lady that was on Pati's Mexican table "Amarillo de mole"! Pre-hispanic, Zapotecan food is the BestI even like how they make their tamales is just like how you do tortillas but you feel it with the mole, boiled chicken and you could put vegetables but on pati's Mexican table she didn't put any vegetables in the inside
Where u at bro we need more videos of you
Esta es una de las tantas razones por las cuales la UNESCO nombró a la cocina Mexicana patrimonio inmaterial de la humanidad, por qué se conservan, técnicas, tradiciones, ingredientes etc etc etc.......
Their civilization might have fallen, but their traditions and cultures will keep on living!
VIVA MÉXICO QUE NO SE ROVEN KA CULTURA MEXICA COMPA
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Love Natives foods and cultures 😘👍
Mmm
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Looks like curry 😍
El metate de Abigail es el más famoso de Mexico
Looks great! So what is the actual name of the chicken with prehispanic mole dish?
@BestListTravel
8 жыл бұрын
There are many kinds of mole, Poblano, Oaxaqueño, Green, etc. The preparation of this one is simpler but also delicious. Watch this episode to learn about other kind of mole kzread.info/dash/bejne/hqaYq9mdf6jZY7A.html Regards!
@briannaysiamodonnell478
4 жыл бұрын
I don't agree...because my best food in diversity and flavors is Italian and Spanish..The Mexican has the Spanish influence like all of South America...
@KurogamiProductions
4 жыл бұрын
@@briannaysiamodonnell478 It's pretty obvious that you haven't had and tried so much mexican cuisine. Also, Mexico doesn't have anything to do with South America...
Those arms on Abigail! I bet you she can throw some hands with some force
5:35 I'm Mexican and wouldn't be surprised if corn still makes up 80% of our diet
That's the same beautiful lady that was on Pati's Mexican table
Let's see, a test, what cooking methods were used and why?
La comida es cultura es ancestros es raiz y quien desprecie su raiz se desprecia asi mismo quien no tiene raiz no comprendera la cultura ajena
Que inteligente las maquinas queman los savores. No como a mano que respetan los savores.
Epazote hierbasanta oreja de raton cilantro metate comida prehispanica cazuelas su mandil de Abigail Mendoza cocina zapoteca mixteca molcajetes de piedra es el molino del nixtamal granos molidos maiz chiles chipotles chiles jalapeños secos o frescos guisado de cabra consome guisados de pollo tomatillo teotitlan del Valle de Oaxaca
What happened with the tomato’s?
Watching Abigail on pati cooking show on tastemade channel in Philadelphia and I’m looking her up her voice is sexy and I love ❤️ the Spanish accent but I’ll love to learn how to cook 👩🍳 something with her great job great personality I feel it thru the camera 🎥 I’ve had to look her up it’s crazy
Can I has?!?!?
dude, native lady
Me acuerdo que yo le quebré el metete a mi bisabuela cuando intenté hacer la masa y se me cae y se quebra y No sabe pero deja que se entera me va a regañar 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Would this be chilmolli or tlaolmolli? Maybe tlaolchilmolli?👀
Holy crap check out the guns on that woman!! Clearly the metate does NOT screw around. Those women must have been FIERCE! 👊♀️
This momo was eating the sauce with a fork and pretending to chew! Haha q mamon
Original mole didnt have chicken in it maybe Turkey? The Spaniards brought the chicken and a list if other animals/foods from Spain.
whiteness it's so cool to discover
He didn’t appreciate that.
My Great Grand uncle totally didnt help Colombus Colonize 😳
Nice video, but pretty sure chicken is post-Columbian.
Prehispanic would have used turkey instead of chicken because chicken weren't available before Columbian exchange