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Exploring Mexico's Kitchen with Rick Bayless
Season 2 • Episode 11 • Oaxacan Piedrazo Salad
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Exploring Mexico's Kitchen with Rick Bayless Season 2, Episode 11: Oaxacan Piedrazo Salad
In Spanish, a piedrazo translates to a "blow given with a stone," so the name itself serves as a warning. In this Spanish dish, 'the rock' is the chunk of hard bread, while the vinegar, chile, and salt are 'the blow' to your senses. Watch Exploring Mexico's Kitchen with Rick Bayless Season 2, Episode 11 Oaxacan Piedrazo Salad in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Exploring Mexico's Kitchen with Rick Bayless Season 2, Episode 11 and share your thoughts in the comments below!
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Oaxacan Piedrazo Salad
In Spanish, a piedrazo translates to a "blow given with a stone," so the name itself serves as a warning. In this Spanish dish, 'the rock' is the chunk of hard bread, while the vinegar, chile, and salt are 'the blow' to your senses.
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