huit·la·co·che (w t lä-k  ch )n. Variant of cuitlacoche. |
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| She paints a pitiful picture: This "highly insecure" existence includes two residences (an apartment in Brooklyn and a house in Vermont), flexible work that allows the couple to take off and ski in the afternoon, three cars, a windsurfer, and a healthy diet of such Whole Foods staples as "Thai sweet black rice" and "Mexican huitlacoche fungus. To fans, the combination of standard fare like cheese enchiladas and less-middle-of-the- road offerings like crepas de huitlacoche, crepes filled with corn truffles, chicken and squash blossoms, works. Braised beef tenderloin stuffed with huitlacoche with a Chihuahua cheese and chili sauce - Chef Luis Zarate Coronado, Mexico; |
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