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Hi there
I'm going to Playa Del Carmen this April for a wedding- my husband and I have adventurous tastes in food - does anyone know where we can get authentic regional food ? Thanks, Peg |
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You bet. Be sure to order a fish called bocaneto, indigenous to this region.
Have it cooked a la parilla. Also, enjoy drinking Xtabentun honey liqueur. Other than that, try some Yucatecan style adobo marinated meat. |
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![]() "Jay P Francis" > wrote in message ... > You bet. Be sure to order a fish called bocaneto, indigenous to this region. > Have it cooked a la parilla. Also, enjoy drinking Xtabentun honey liqueur. > Other than that, try some Yucatecan style adobo marinated meat. And have some Montejo Leon, a local dark beer made in Merida. Don't drink that Corona swill. T Samsel |
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Cómo se dice "ditto" to both of you. Never had Bocaneto a la parilla, but
the tikin xic is outstanding. And I have a very precious little bit of Xtabentun left in the cupboard. "tejas" > wrote in message nk.net... > > "Jay P Francis" > wrote in message > ... > > You bet. Be sure to order a fish called bocaneto, indigenous to this > region. > > Have it cooked a la parilla. Also, enjoy drinking tikin xichoney > liqueur. > > Other than that, try some Yucatecan style adobo marinated meat. > > And have some Montejo Leon, a local dark beer made in Merida. Don't drink > that Corona swill. > > T Samsel > > |
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