GASTRONOMIA-SAN-JUAN-DEL-RÍO
GASTRONOMIA-SAN-JUAN-DEL-RÍO

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WHAT TO EAT IN SAN JUAN DEL RÍO

San Juan del Río offers a wide variety of typical dishes with unique flavors.

Among the most outstanding are the carnitas (pork meat fried in pork fat), barbacoa de hoyo (meats slow-roasted over an open fire), pambazos ( a particular type of bread stuffed with potatoes and chorizo) and the traditional enchiladas queretanas made with tortillas stuffed with potatoes and carrots bathed in sauce.

Sweets include quince paste, pears and peaches in syrup, rollos de guayaba rellenos de jamoncillos (guava rolls), peanut panelas and sweet potato empanadas.

In this town you will find an enormous diversity of restaurants and fondas where you can delight your palate.

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“Enmielados de Tecojote” Recipe

Ingredients:

  • 500 grams of tecojote ( a fruit with the size of cherry tomatoes, a thin bright yellow skin and sweet and sour taste)
  • 1½ cups of sugar
  • 1 cinnamon stick
  • 1 tablespoon of vanilla essence
  • 1 liter of water

Directions:

Wash the tejocotes very well. Add water in a pot. Once the water is boiling, add the tejocotes and let them boil for three minutes.

After three minutes, put the tejocotes in a container with cold water, this will make the skin of the tejocotes wrinkle and you will be able to peel them more easily.

Boil 1 liter of water in another pot and add the sugar, the cinnamon stick and the tablespoon of vanilla and finaly the previously peeled tejocotes. Cook over medium heat for 40 minutes.

Stir constantly so that the sweet tejocote does not burn.

Once they are cooked, let cool and rest the preparation for at least two hours so that the flavors settle.

You can substitute the sugar for piloncillo and this will give it a different color and flavor.

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