Thermomex by Food for the Dead
A Mortal's Guide to Mexican Food - Thermomix edition
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Publisher Description
Made for iBooks, Thermomex includes 79 pages of original authentic Mexican food & drink recipes, complemented by stunning design and photography themed around Mexico’s iconic Day of the Dead festival. Video, interactive photo galleries and pop-up menus give the book a rich depth and app-like quality.
The Thermomix makes short work of complex sauces, salsas and other Mexican food. Make quality fresh, authentic Mexican food in a quarter of the time of the conventional methods. Thermomex has been adapted from the regular version of the book, giving you those same incredible recipes while harnessing the power of this wonderful machine.
The name Food for the Dead weighs heavily on the name of Mexico’s defining festival, Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). On the first two days of November, across Mexico, families visit the graves of their departed relatives. The graves are cleaned and decorated with flowers (Marigolds & Chrysanthemums) and candles, and families gather together to celebrate the lives of the departed.
In contrast to USA’s Halloween, this festival is a celebration and people bring the favourite dishes of the deceased as offerings along with other treats the departed enjoyed, including toys, fruit, tequila, mescal and cigarettes. Stories are told, musicians play, and a feast is had.
Food For The Dead is all about fiesta food. You don’t have to gather in the cemeteries to enjoy the dishes in this book, but by all means invite your friends around, create a feast, mix some drinks and perhaps light a candle in memory of those who can’t be there