The Cow Head Taco Philosopher King of Oaxaca
Oaxaca is full of great street eats, including this delightful philosophizing taco vendor who makes tacos de cabeza (cow head tacos).
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The Legal Nomads Guide to Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca
A Puerto Escondido guide, including where to eat, the best spots to swim, where to stay, and how to get there and away from Oaxaca and elsewhere.
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Treat Yourself to The Best Pizza in Oaxaca At La Matatena Pizzeria
A profile of a new restaurant serving the best pizza in Oaxaca, with both gluten free and vegan pizzas in addition to regular thin crust, crunchy pies.
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Recipe: Gluten Free Banana Bread with Chocolate from Oaxaca
An easy recipe for gluten free banana bread with Oaxacan chocolate that is both moist and healthy. (Plus bonus history of banana bread!)
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My Oaxaca Nickname is Juana Fernandez
I’ve got a new nickname for my time in Oaxaca, given to me by an elderly taxi driver on the way into town.
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Hierve el Agua, Oaxaca’s Calcified Mineral Waterfalls
A look into why Oaxaca’s Hierve el Agua waterfalls are named “water that boils” & info about how to arrive at the falls. Don’t miss them – so beautiful!
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Candlemas and Tamales: An Introduction to Oaxaca
A brief history of Candlemas Day (El Dia de la Candelaria) in Oaxaca, as well as some of the delicious tamales that go hand in hand with the holiday.
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A Brief History of Chili Peppers
Ever wondered where chili peppers come from? This post traces the history of chili peppers from the Americas to the rest of the world.
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