Nopales are really delicious. I grew up eating them. They aren’t a part of my traditional culture, but were readily available in the community I grew up in. This makes me want to go home just so I can eat them again!
Ramon M.
11/23/2018 06:25
We are Mexican indigenous we are the same people native people from the USA the Aztecs and hopis are related Nahuatl it’s my first language before Spanish language
Tiyanna F.
11/23/2018 11:09
the pic looks like elva sooh 😂
Brian O.
11/23/2018 12:54
Wonderful
Luz B.
11/23/2018 15:40
Delicious
Senora P.
11/23/2018 17:36
We grew up eating nopalitos and we were never told it was a “poor peoples food.” I still eat them to this day!
Brut
11/24/2018 03:43
This Haitian Chef is serving up delicious food with a side of culture.
Frankie P.
11/24/2018 04:18
hey hechale un ojo a esto!.
Tammy G.
11/24/2018 16:59
From what tree do those yellow flowers come.
Bunnii M.
11/24/2018 19:27
native american is an umbrella term (even though less expansive minds only understand it as being exceptional to North American indigenous groups) but with the wonderful advantage of having geographers showing illustrations of the world it’s clear to see Mexico is still part of the Americas. i don’t see how Mexico sets apart from the rest of the continent. “This indigenous chef is helping other indigenous communities restore food sovereignty” is a more intelligent title.
Lorena K.
11/24/2018 19:45
Yum! Just like Abuela would make them. And the flowers in the dishes 🥰🥰🥰
Sky S.
11/24/2018 20:57
The mole
Lindsey O.
11/24/2018 21:12
! I see you! 😊 that’s awesome!!
Michelle M.
11/24/2018 22:25
made me think of you...
Carlos E.
11/25/2018 03:55
Beautiful
Ron W.
11/25/2018 04:36
What the chefs name??? On this video
Katie L.
11/25/2018 17:00
Beautiful woman. “Eat the landscape and be incredibly proud of that. Reclaim.”
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Sal S.
11/22/2018 15:35Cool. Teaching them to make Mexican Food.
Elma D.
11/22/2018 17:20So good😋😋😋
Saúl C.
11/22/2018 18:31Learn how to pronounce nopales tho 😂
Kaylee N.
11/23/2018 02:56Nopales are really delicious. I grew up eating them. They aren’t a part of my traditional culture, but were readily available in the community I grew up in. This makes me want to go home just so I can eat them again!
Ramon M.
11/23/2018 06:25We are Mexican indigenous we are the same people native people from the USA the Aztecs and hopis are related Nahuatl it’s my first language before Spanish language
Tiyanna F.
11/23/2018 11:09the pic looks like elva sooh 😂
Brian O.
11/23/2018 12:54Wonderful
Luz B.
11/23/2018 15:40Delicious
Senora P.
11/23/2018 17:36We grew up eating nopalitos and we were never told it was a “poor peoples food.” I still eat them to this day!
Brut
11/24/2018 03:43This Haitian Chef is serving up delicious food with a side of culture.
Frankie P.
11/24/2018 04:18hey hechale un ojo a esto!.
Tammy G.
11/24/2018 16:59From what tree do those yellow flowers come.
Bunnii M.
11/24/2018 19:27native american is an umbrella term (even though less expansive minds only understand it as being exceptional to North American indigenous groups) but with the wonderful advantage of having geographers showing illustrations of the world it’s clear to see Mexico is still part of the Americas. i don’t see how Mexico sets apart from the rest of the continent. “This indigenous chef is helping other indigenous communities restore food sovereignty” is a more intelligent title.
Lorena K.
11/24/2018 19:45Yum! Just like Abuela would make them. And the flowers in the dishes 🥰🥰🥰
Sky S.
11/24/2018 20:57The mole
Lindsey O.
11/24/2018 21:12! I see you! 😊 that’s awesome!!
Michelle M.
11/24/2018 22:25made me think of you...
Carlos E.
11/25/2018 03:55Beautiful
Ron W.
11/25/2018 04:36What the chefs name??? On this video
Katie L.
11/25/2018 17:00Beautiful woman. “Eat the landscape and be incredibly proud of that. Reclaim.”