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Quelites: lamb's quarters (Chenopodium album) Although the name quelites is used in the countryside for a variety of wild greens, true quelites are lamb's quarters, found throughout Mexico and gathered in abundance during the rainy season.
Mexico's Leafy Green 2005
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Quelites: lamb's quarters (Chenopodium album) Although the name quelites is used in the countryside for a variety of wild greens, true quelites are lamb's quarters, found throughout Mexico and gathered in abundance during the rainy season.
Mexico's Leafy Green 2005
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My favorite way to eat quelites is sauteed in a bit of oil, then briefly simmered in a thick sauce made of tomato and onion sauteed until extremely soft.
Eat The Weeds 2009
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My favorite way to eat quelites is sauteed in a bit of oil, then briefly simmered in a thick sauce made of tomato and onion sauteed until extremely soft.
Eat The Weeds 2009
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My favorite way to eat quelites is sauteed in a bit of oil, then briefly simmered in a thick sauce made of tomato and onion sauteed until extremely soft.
Eat The Weeds 2009
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The 'quelites' most common here in Mazatlan are lambs quarters and grow on every vacant lot and road side after the first spring rains.
Eat The Weeds 2009
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The 'quelites' most common here in Mazatlan are lambs quarters and grow on every vacant lot and road side after the first spring rains.
Eat The Weeds 2009
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The 'quelites' most common here in Mazatlan are lambs quarters and grow on every vacant lot and road side after the first spring rains.
Eat The Weeds 2009
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About 10 days ago, I was at the UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) to attend a symposium about quelites, the wild (and occasionally cultivated) greens of Mexico.
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About 10 days ago, I was at the UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México) to attend a symposium about quelites, the wild (and occasionally cultivated) greens of Mexico.
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