Mexico

If you thought Mexico was just a good place to go to the beach, you are in for a wonderful surprise!

Journey to a wonderful, up-and-coming culinary destination that explore the diverse flavors and aromas of Mexican cuisine. Our Mexico gourmet culinary tours provide an immersive experience of the local food and wine culture and showcase the rich history and tradition of Mexican gastronomy. Eat at sophisticated restaurants, enjoy our food tours and hands-on cooking classes with expert chefs, visit open-air markets, archeological sites and more during your Mexico culinary vacations.

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Maxing tamales during an authentic hands-on cooking vacation in Mexico with The International Kitchen.

FAQs

What are some of the most popular dishes in Mexican cuisine?

Some of the most popular dishes in Mexico include tacos, enchiladas, chiles rellenos, guacamole, and mole. Each region of Mexico also has its own specialties and unique flavors.

What types of ingredients are commonly used in Mexican cuisine?

Mexican cuisine makes use of a wide variety of ingredients, including chilies, tomatoes, corn, beans, avocados, cheese, and meats such as beef, pork, and chicken. Other common ingredients include cumin, garlic, and onions.

Do I need to have cooking experience to join a Mexico cooking vacation?

No, you do not need to have prior cooking experience to join a Mexico cooking vacation. Our cooking vacations cater to all skill levels and are led by expert chefs who will guide you through the preparation of traditional Mexican dishes.

What types of wine are produced in Mexico?

Mexico produces a variety of wines, including reds, whites, and roses. Some of the most popular grape varietals grown in Mexico include Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Shiraz. Mexico is also known for its production of mezcal and tequila.

What is the best time of year to visit Mexico for a culinary tour?

The best time of year to go to Mexico for a culinary journey depends on the region and the type of tour you’re interested in. Generally, the winter months (November to April) offer pleasant temperatures, while the summer months (May to October) can be hot and humid. It’s also worth considering the timing of festivals and food events in the region you’re interested in visiting.