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Which traditional Mexican dip is made from mashed avocado?
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How does pico de gallo differ from standard Mexican red or green salsas?
Answer: Its ingredients are left uncooked
Why: Because ingredients are kept raw and crisp, pico de gallo is often referred to as 'salsa fresca' (fresh salsa).
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Which Oaxacan street food is served on a dinner-plate-sized tortilla?
Answer: Tlayuda
Why: Tlayudas are traditionally brushed with asiento, an unrefined pork lard with crackling bits, before grilling over charcoal.
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Which toasted leaves give Mexican black beans an anise flavor?
Answer: Avocado leaves
Why: Dried criollo avocado leaves release essential oils when toasted that impart a licorice-like anise aroma.
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Why are fresh lime wedges served with almost every Mexican street taco?
Answer: To balance the rich, fatty meats
Why: Acid is a key component of flavor balancing, lifting the savory notes of heavy meats like carnitas and barbacoa.
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In which region of Mexico are flour tortillas a traditional staple?
Answer: Northern Mexico
Why: Sonora's famous sobaquera tortillas are stretched by hand to 40 to 60 cm across.
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Besides red, what color is the famous chorizo of Toluca, Mexico?
Answer: Green
Why: The colour comes from tomatillo, coriander and green chiles rather than the paprika that reddens Spanish chorizo.