Polkanes, Coastal Yucatan

[ad_1] << back to foods in Copenhagen What: Pølse (“pool-seh”) translates to sausage, but what it really signifies here is hot dog. Copenhagen, like New York City, is a great street-dog town: Hot dog stands (pølsevogn) are a common sight in every square, outside metro stations, in the airport. The long, skinny red-dyed, natural-casing pork […]

[ad_1] << back to foods in North Jersey The Texas weiner is a deep-fried hot dog topped with a Greek-inspired aromatic meat chili (never with beans). If you order it “all the way,” it comes with mustard and raw onion as well. Despite its name, the Texas weiner was invented in Paterson, New Jersey, during […]

[ad_1] << back to foods in Coastal Yucatan What: This salad is one of the most commonplace uses today of venado, or venison, the native small deer prized by the Mayans, at one time abundant in the Yucatecan wilds (today they are domesticated). Shredded venison meat is tossed with a salpicon, or chopped mixture, of […]