jarabe

Most foreigners know it as the Mexican Hat Dance, perhaps because it would take 3 paragraphs to explain what 'jarabe' means and another three to explain what 'tapatio' means (it's the nickname for a person of Jaliscan origins~think about why someone from the State of Indiana is called a Hoosier or an Ohio native is a Buckeye).

syrup jarobe o miel 2002

Most foreigners know it as the Mexican Hat Dance, perhaps because it would take 3 paragraphs to explain what 'jarabe' means and another three to explain what 'tapatio' means (it's the nickname for a person of Jaliscan origins~think about why someone from the State of Indiana is called a Hoosier or an Ohio native is a Buckeye).

syrup jarobe o miel 2002

If you can't find melaza, try asking around for miel de panela espesa or jarabe de piloncillo.

Molasses 2009

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Mesquite trees, beans and jarabe (syrup) 2009

You can make your own jarabe de piloncillo by slowly boiling a few cones or blocks of piloncillo in enough water to cover, until it forms a thick syrup.

Molasses 2009

Re: [Carron] Mesquite trees, beans and jarabe (syrup)

Mesquite trees, beans and jarabe (syrup) 2009

If you can't find melaza, try asking around for miel de panela espesa or jarabe de piloncillo.

Molasses 2009

Re: [Jetski] Mesquite trees, beans and jarabe (syrup)

Mesquite trees, beans and jarabe (syrup) 2009

You can make your own jarabe de piloncillo by slowly boiling a few cones or blocks of piloncillo in enough water to cover, until it forms a thick syrup.

Molasses 2009

I use the beans to make a delicious jarabe or syrup which we eat on everything including hot buttered tortillas de harina.

Mesquite trees, beans and jarabe (syrup) 2009