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Mexico City’s Traditional Dishes Are Vegan?! (Tacos, Quesadillas & More)

Mexico City’s Traditional Dishes Are Vegan?! (Tacos, Quesadillas & More)

From tacos loaded with slow-cooked stews to blue corn being transformed into street food icons, I’m exploring the traditional dishes of Mexico City.

Huge thanks for helping me with the locations:
Jonathan Chávez (book a Mexico City Food Tour with him: https://www.instagram.com/hungrynomads.mx)
Sofía Toraño (https://www.instagram.com/alcachofffa)
Eva zu Beck (@evazubeck) & Eat Like A Local (https://www.instagram.com/eatlikealocalmx)

📚 My book Naturally Vegan (includes selected recipes and stories from previous travels): https://geni.us/NaturallyVegan

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:03 Tacos de Guisado
06:19 Tacos de Canasta
09:56 Quesadillas
12:32 Tlacoyos
14:18 Mercado de Jamaica
15:57 Esquites
17:30 Churros
21:37 Pulque Ranch
25:49 Pulquería
29:49 End

📍 MEXICO CITY TOUR LOCATIONS
Tacos de Guisado → Tacos Hola El Güero (https://maps.app.goo.gl/uYnvwHBpjNYFxW5F6)
Tacos de Canasta → Tacos de Canasta “El Don” (https://maps.app.goo.gl/kVtvdZsw7Gd7fWGU9)
Quesadillas & Tlacoyos → Part of Hungry Nomads Food Tour (https://www.instagram.com/hungrynomads.mx)
Mercado de Jamaica → Mercado de Jamaica (https://maps.app.goo.gl/cYD4mTj9a5BGyNnS9)
Esquites → Corn and popcorn “La Guera” (https://maps.app.goo.gl/7WaTjmBaVYHoWHDa8)
Churros → Churreria El Moro Centro (https://maps.app.goo.gl/3bWJvhdCpM7e8qHY7) This location is far better than the other ones!
Pulque Ranch → Rancho Magueyero San Isidro “Ruta Del Pulque” (https://maps.app.goo.gl/4u4CSGFitfKaZuRB9)
Pulquería → Pulquería Las Duelistas (https://maps.app.goo.gl/7JMnY5oh3zMyWy3s5)

THE MISSION
Vegan food is not a modern invention. It’s a modern label. We’ve been eating plant-based dishes for thousands of years, be it because of religion, poverty or even nature. This show is about discovering these kinds of dishes – dishes from around the world that just happen to be vegan – so that we can embrace them for a more sustainable plant-based diet.

📣 Let me know in the comments which country I should visit next and what dishes I might find!

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Cinematography: Aníbal Barco (https://www.instagram.com/anibal.barco)
Edit: Lewis Parsons (https://www.instagram.com/thesundaymustard)

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Mexico City’s Traditional Dishes Are Vegan?! (Tacos, Quesadillas & More)

Mexico City’s Traditional Dishes Are Vegan?! (Tacos, Quesadillas & More)

From tacos loaded with slow-cooked stews to blue corn being transformed into street food icons, I’m exploring the traditional dishes of Mexico City.

Huge thanks for helping me with the locations:
Jonathan Chávez (book a Mexico City Food Tour with him: https://www.instagram.com/hungrynomads.mx)
Sofía Toraño (https://www.instagram.com/alcachofffa)
Eva zu Beck (@evazubeck) & Eat Like A Local (https://www.instagram.com/eatlikealocalmx)

📚 My book Naturally Vegan (includes selected recipes and stories from previous travels): https://geni.us/NaturallyVegan

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
01:03 Tacos de Guisado
06:19 Tacos de Canasta
09:56 Quesadillas
12:32 Tlacoyos
14:18 Mercado de Jamaica
15:57 Esquites
17:30 Churros
21:37 Pulque Ranch
25:49 Pulquería
29:49 End

📍 MEXICO CITY TOUR LOCATIONS
Tacos de Guisado → Tacos Hola El Güero (https://maps.app.goo.gl/uYnvwHBpjNYFxW5F6)
Tacos de Canasta → Tacos de Canasta “El Don” (https://maps.app.goo.gl/kVtvdZsw7Gd7fWGU9)
Quesadillas & Tlacoyos → Part of Hungry Nomads Food Tour (https://www.instagram.com/hungrynomads.mx)
Mercado de Jamaica → Mercado de Jamaica (https://maps.app.goo.gl/cYD4mTj9a5BGyNnS9)
Esquites → Corn and popcorn “La Guera” (https://maps.app.goo.gl/7WaTjmBaVYHoWHDa8)
Churros → Churreria El Moro Centro (https://maps.app.goo.gl/3bWJvhdCpM7e8qHY7) This location is far better than the other ones!
Pulque Ranch → Rancho Magueyero San Isidro “Ruta Del Pulque” (https://maps.app.goo.gl/4u4CSGFitfKaZuRB9)
Pulquería → Pulquería Las Duelistas (https://maps.app.goo.gl/7JMnY5oh3zMyWy3s5)

THE MISSION
Vegan food is not a modern invention. It’s a modern label. We’ve been eating plant-based dishes for thousands of years, be it because of religion, poverty or even nature. This show is about discovering these kinds of dishes – dishes from around the world that just happen to be vegan – so that we can embrace them for a more sustainable plant-based diet.

📣 Let me know in the comments which country I should visit next and what dishes I might find!

SOCIAL & MORE
https://www.instagram.com/hermann/
https://www.facebook.com/bakinghermann

@bakinghermann


Website: https://bakinghermann.com
Newsletter: https://hermann.myflodesk.com/newsletter
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/bakinghermann/

🎥 CREW
Cinematography: Aníbal Barco (https://www.instagram.com/anibal.barco)
Edit: Lewis Parsons (https://www.instagram.com/thesundaymustard)

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Bengaluru’s Famous Dishes Are VEGAN?! South Indian Food Tour (Idli, Dosa, Sambar)

Bengaluru’s Famous Dishes Are VEGAN?! South Indian Food Tour (Idli, Dosa, Sambar)

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From crispy dosas that are served to 3,000 people a day to curries cooked in giant cauldrons, I’m exploring the traditional dishes of Karnataka’s capital, Bengaluru.

🇮🇳 INDIA EPISODES
Mumbai Episode 1: https://youtu.be/6OA8ALHKgnU
Mumbai Episode 2: https://youtu.be/t5LovIh955M
South Indian Wedding: https://youtu.be/12kirUPPP0o

📚 My book Naturally Vegan (includes selected recipes and stories from my travels): https://geni.us/NaturallyVegan

🍴 RECIPES FROM THE EPISODE
Idli: https://bakinghermann.com/idli-sambar-with-coconut-chutney/
Coconut Chutney: https://bakinghermann.com/coconut-chutney/
Dosa: https://bakinghermann.com/dosa-south-indian-fermented-rice-lentil-pancakes/
Sambar: https://bakinghermann.com/sambar-south-indian-lentil-veg-stew/
Uttapam: https://bakinghermann.com/uttapam-indian-rice-lentil-pancakes/

CHAPTERS
00:00 Intro
00:40 Bengaluru
00:56 Idli
06:09 Dosa
10:21 Vada Sambar
16:58 Mudde Bassaru
23:50 Uttapam
25:10 End

📍 BENGALURU FOOD TOUR LOCATIONS
Idli → Iyer Idli (https://maps.app.goo.gl/46AZVDeqWkyc1MTm8)
Dosa → Vidyarthi Bhavan (https://maps.app.goo.gl/3NaX1FUmwaDYBnqN9)
Vada Sambar & Mudde Bassaru → Devanahalli Gowdru Restaurant (https://maps.app.goo.gl/VMGXvnFRrr2uHLG46)
Uttapam → we stopped spontaneously at a random spot that I wouldn’t necessarily recommend, you can find Uttapam at most places that serve Idli and Dosa

THE MISSION
Vegan food is not a modern invention. It’s a modern label. We’ve been eating plant-based dishes for thousands of years, be it because of religion, poverty or even nature. This show is about discovering these kinds of dishes – dishes from around the world that just happen to be vegan – so that we can embrace them for a more sustainable plant-based diet.

📣 Let me know in the comments which country I should visit next and what dishes I might find!

SOCIAL & MORE
https://www.instagram.com/hermann/
https://www.facebook.com/bakinghermann

@bakinghermann


Website: https://bakinghermann.com
Newsletter: https://hermann.myflodesk.com/newsletter
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/bakinghermann/

🎥 CREW
Cinematography: Chintan Ashar & Team (https://www.instagram.com/redwine.productions/)
Edit: Lewis Parsons (https://www.instagram.com/thesundaymustard)

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Why Vegetarian Food Is the Best Food | Sadhguru with Tiffany Haddish, Keri Hilson, Chakabars

Sadhguru: If you are considering how to end up being delicate to life, exactly how to become perceptive; then, what you put into the system becomes extremely vital. If we see the body with what type of food the body is most pleased, you will naturally notice vegan or plant-based food … I do just one meal most of the days, it’ll maintain me going whole 24 hr. Chakabars: So, could you simply clarify to me, why numerous people in India are vegan, and the value of food and fruit in your general day-to-day life? Sadhguru: (Chuckles) Now, roughly 38% of India'' s population are pure vegetarians by … you know, traditionally, it'' s like that.'Allow ' s say about half a century earlier, virtually 60% were vegetarians but Western informed medical professionals have been telling people, if you wear'' t eat meat, you won ' t get nutrition; you have to eat some meat. So, as a result of that, some meat has been available in, yet still in India, meat-eating is not like just how it'' s in the West. It is just a side dish.Even for non-vegetarian people, it'' s only a side recipe. But why vegetarianism is … See, if your survival is under threat, your entire life is regarding survival. Once survival is dealt with, currently you question what is this everything about? Because when survival remains in inquiry, it appears like– when your survival is fulfilled, whatever is going to be great. Yet once survival is dealt with, you understand that is not the truth. Your life is yearning for something else.So, survival was extremely basic and easy, it was abundant land, people endured well. As a result of that they began looking inward and started developing various things. And one important thing is– virtually 70% of the country'' s population was constantly proactively spiritual. Transforming internal was a fundamental part of life. Due to the fact that of this, when they transformed internal, they realized that what they consume matters. If you'' re simply wish to … be all sturdy energy, after that you can consume great deal of meat and simply expand muscles and battle with each other. Yet if you'' re looking at how to become conscious life, how to become observant, exactly how to be able to view points beyond what is taken into consideration regular assumption, then what you take into the system ends up being very important.So, what is it that goes through the system with least amount of resistance, with least amount of … you know, struggle in the body. So, to put this right into viewpoint, allow me place it by doing this. See, if you eat raw meat, for example, in the human system, compared to carnivorous animals– in all the meat-eating pets, the size of the alimentary canal is just three times the length of its body approximately. In all the herbivores, the length of the alimentary canal is 5 to 6 times the length of the body. So, in a human being maybe anywhere between 24-28 or 30 feet, which is nearly five to six times the length of our body. In this type of alimentary canal, if you put meat it will certainly take a trip through this really, very slowly; approximately raw meat would certainly take 70 to 72 hours to travel through the system. If you place prepared meat, it will certainly take 50 to 52 hours to pass through the system. If you place prepared veggie meals, it will take anywhere between 24 to 30 hours to travel through the system. If you put raw vegetables right into the system, it will certainly take 12 to 15 hours to pass with the system.If you put fruit

into the system, it will take one-and-a-half to three hours to travel through the system. So, we started identifying what is that food which takes place in the body with least quantity of residue, the very least quantity of contaminations and passes through the system really rapidly. Since in yoga exercise this is an important point, all of us handle this already– if we eat anything, within two-and-a-half hours we must be hungry or tummy must be empty. Yet we won'' t consume, stand is vacant yet we are energised, so we put on'' t consume. So, typically, right here in the Yoga Center, everyone does only 2 dishes … one, 10:00 in the morning, 7:00 at night, that''

s it.I do only one dish many of the days. If I'' m traveling, I might do something else a little bit, yet otherwise normally if I'' m home, I do just one dish. Keri Hilson: Is that in the early morning or the night? I'' m simply curious. Sadhguru: Usually, for me it is 4:30– 5:00 in the evening. It'' ll keep me going the entire 1 day. It'' s not such as a policy. It is just that, that is the requirement. So, expect there is whole lot of physical task on a particular day, after that you may consume a little morning meal or you consume a fruit or something like that. Food is not to be made right into an ideology or a kind of a religious process. Food is the need of the body.

If we view the body, with what kind of food the body is most delighted, body is most comfortable, you will naturally discover vegan or plant-based food, body is most comfy and is at simplicity. It is flexible, it is at convenience, it has much less to refine daily. So, naturally, those that observed the nature of their own bodies, naturally came to be vegetarian. When survival was the question, hunting and consuming whatever you eliminate was a natural procedure. Once societies settled, they might grow what they desire, as they observed themselves much more and more, and life came to be not regarding survival but about enhancing one'' s life to greater levels of perception and experience; after that turning vegetarian will normally end up being … It'' s an all-natural process.It is bound to take place all over.

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