Mexican Oregano Dried
Mexican oregano is a small, long-leafed variety that grows wild in the Northern regions of Mexico; it is native plant of Mexico and a different spe...
View full detailsMexican oregano is a small, long-leafed variety that grows wild in the Northern regions of Mexico; it is native plant of Mexico and a different spe...
View full detailsI often say to people, if I could sleep with this Luchito Chilli Paste, I would! This is how much I love this smoked chilli paste. This cute, littl...
View full detailsAhciote Paste is made with a blend of annatto seeds, spices, herbs and vinegar. It is traditionally used in Mexican cuisine, specially in the Oaxac...
View full detailsThis delicious Poblano Mole Paste is one of our favourite products. We both love mole a lot. Alan could eat it every day. It's amazingly rich Moori...
View full detailsWe love this Habanero & Lime Mix. It combines some of our favourite flavours: tanginess of lime, Mexican oregano, coriander, epazote and of cou...
View full detailsEpazote, also known as 'Mexican tea' or 'wormseed', is a leafy Mexican herb extensively used both fresh and dried in Mexican cuisine. It has a high...
View full detailsThis delicious Poblano Mole Sauce is ready to serve. Just heat it and pour it over your chicken or turkey and serve it with rice. It has a slightly...
View full detailsI used to despise BBQ sauces, I find them way too sweet for my liking.... that is until I found Mic's Chilli BBQ Sauce! Behold this BBQ beauty with...
View full detailsMexican cinnamon or 'canela' as it is known in Mexico, is not a native spice of the country, but came from Ceylon now known as Sri Lanka (hence Cey...
View full detailsAdobos can be confusing. They're similar to a mole, however, while mole is a chilli-chocolate based sauce, Adobos are made with seeds, chillies, ...
View full detailsI don't know about you, but Alan and I could eat mole every day! I'm delighted to finally have gotten my hands on a fabulous Mole Negro from Oaxaca...
View full detailsIf you've been in our shop, you know I'm not a fan of ready made stuff. I think things are far better made from scratch, but I'm also a firm belie...
View full detailsThis paste is made with Pulla and Pequino chillis, vinegar, tomato puree, garlic, oregano and olive oil and it is a great little cooking paste. It'...
View full detailsThis Sweet Chilli Sauce is really delicious. Described my its makers as a South American-Asian style sauce, it is quite different to the regular sw...
View full detailsThis Mole Rojo (red) from Oaxaca, is one of the seven traditional moles of the Oaxacan region in Mexico. Mole (pronounced mo-lai) is a concoction ...
View full detailsRed Pipian Pasta, Rogelio Bueno, 235 gram jar. Pipia is a Mexican sauce made with pumpkin and sesame seeds, herbs and chilies that is served very m...
View full detailsAvocado Leaves are a beautifully aromatic and have a gorgeously subtle anise flavour. They are commonly used in central and south Mexico from way ...
View full detailsIf you've been in our shop, you know I'm not a fan of ready made stuff. I think things are far better made from scratch, but I'm also a firm belie...
View full detailsMexicans love cider vinegar, we use it in tons of stuff: cochinita pibil, red onion pickle, loads of salsas and adobos use it too. Ireland is incr...
View full detailsThis Almond Red Mole Paste is made to a traditional Recipe from Puebla by Cocina Mestiza in Mexico City. With more than twenty ingredients, this mo...
View full detailsSmokey, spicy with a hint of sweetness, this Oaxacan style black mole has everything! I absolutely love it! Made to the traditions of Oaxaca by Coc...
View full detailsThis Poblano Mole Paste by Doña Maria has a little extra Cacao and it is one of Mexico's favourite moles. Mole (pronouced as Mo-lai, as in the so...
View full detailsThis mole is absolutely scrumptious! Made in the state of Veracruz in Mexico, Mole Xiqueño has a great balance between heat and sweetness. The pas...
View full detailsThis Almond Red Mole Paste from the classic commercial brand Doña Maria is super tasty and quick to make; you just have to put the paste into a ble...
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