Currently there is a trade fair in Cholula.
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| K., Me, J., R. |
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| Apples! |
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| "Your children love you, Virgin Maria" |
Of course we visited it.
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| Trying some cheese |
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| Turtle morter (and pigs in the back) |
A lot to see, but actually fairs are pretty the same all over the world...
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| Burning herbs to please the spirits?! You never know in this unique mixture of Catholicism and indigenous traditions... |
Wasn't it Confucius who taught about the sameness of human nature all around the world?!
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| The other vendor wanted me to charge 12 euro to take a picture... oh yeah! |
Funny fact: The big wheel's speed was set to a "Mexican fiesta" level so to say - never saw such a thing turning sooo fast! Not quite the romantic version of big wheels I was used to :-D
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| Sweet bread for special occasions. |
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| Typical dish from here: Mole poblano - sauce based on chili peppers and chocolate. However, each time I try it, it's much too sweet for me. I don't like that Mexican cuisine isn't a composition of subtle flavours, but just - WHAM - stunning your taste buds with sweetness and at the next moment with saltiness... ever heard of careful seasoning?! |
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| This one was pretty good for Mexican standards - corn flour bread with bean puree, potatoes, sliced cactus pads, cheese and mushrooms. Due to its shape it's named after a type of Mexican sandal: Huarache. Ok, they use names of shoes for their food - no wonder... |
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| This shot is obviously not from the trade fair, but still from Teotihuacan, but I liked it :-) |
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