5 cups
Easy
Published 1992
This is one of the culinary basics of Mexican cooking that preserves the Spanish heritage in a nearly pure form, as shown by the olive oil, olives, and bay leaves. Originally from the coastal state of Veracruz where the Spaniards first landed, it has become a classic sauce throughout Mexico, especially with red snapper (huachinango) or other fish. It can also be used with braised tongue, fried calamari (we do this at
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