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The best of Michoacán cuisine to celebrate September 15th.

By Adriana sanchez - 2020-09-14T17:07:08Z
Michoacán food is undoubtedly one of the most distinguished for its wonderful flavor throughout Mexico, and so much so that in 2010, Michoacán cuisine was designated as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. That’s why we bring you 7 delicious dishes from Michoacán to celebrate September 15th! Pozole Michoacán Style Pozole can never be missing from Independence Day celebrations, but have you tried Michoacán pozole? It is prepared with pork meat and head, giving it a totally different flavor. Michoacán Carnitas Michoacán carnitas are a flavor fiesta! Therefore, they are the ideal dish to celebrate these national pride festivities. If you haven't tried them, now is the perfect time to do so.Corundas Corundas are a legendary dish that originated in pre-Hispanic times and are a must for the Grito de Independencia. They are triangular tamalitos from Michoacán, filled with cheese, chilacas, pork, vegetables, or legumes. Uchepos Unlike corundas, uchepos are tamales made from corn with a touch of milk and a sweet flavor that are almost always present in Michoacán celebrations. Tarascan Soup The tarascan soup is one of the most popular dishes in Michoacán cuisine, as it features an irresistible bean sauce. It’s the perfect recipe to celebrate September 15th! Michoacán EnchiladasMichoacán-style enchiladas are made with guajillo chili sauce and ancho chili, accompanied by diced potatoes and carrots that provide an incredible flavor. You will love them! Zamorano ChongosWhat’s a good party without dessert? And for Mexican desserts, nothing beats the zamorano chongos from Michoacán, a sweet made with milk, sugar, and cinnamon. They are extremely delicious. Which of these Michoacán dishes will you prepare to celebrate the national festivities?