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Tortellini or Dumplings? That’s what Massimo Bottura calls his latest twist on classic tortellini at his Osteria Francescana in Modena, Italy.

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Enrique Olvera found his way when he allowed himself the freedom to play around with the Mexican cuisine he champions on the world stage.

On the eighth episode of Tinfoil Swans, chef Enrique Olvera of the famed Mexico City restaurant Pujol talks about his deep respect for the often undervalued cuisine of his native country, why he champions Mexican cuisine to the rest of the world, and how he allowed himself the freedom to play in the kitchen.

Mexico City-born chef Enrique Olvera is opening a Los Angeles outpost of Atla, his casual Mexican eatery.

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July 26, 2023 2023 Honorees: Renowned Mexican Chef Enrique Olvera, Jumano Tribes of Northern California, and Philanthropist Mario Cordero LONG BEACH, CALIF. - The Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA) announced its 27th Annual Gala, a tribute to the 200th anniversary of the USA-Mexico bilateral relations, on Saturday, Sept. 23, 2023, from 6 p.m. to 10:30 p.m.…

The festival of Guelaguetza – the biggest cultural event in southwestern Mexico – showcases the traditions of 16 Indigenous ethnic groups and the Afro-Mexican community. Started 91 years ago, the government-sponsored event will run in the state of Oaxaca through July 28, and feature public dances, parades and craft sales. Leticia Santiago was elected as Centéotl goddess, which means she'll represent the Aztec deity of maize for a year and lead the Guelaguetza festivities. Up until rec...