I want to send out a huge wave of gratitude to all of you that were at The Mexykan Supper Club Event
yesterday evening. It was a real pleasure to have you all here and I look forward to seeing you at the next Mexykan Supper Club Event.
Tony aka The Mexykan
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Looking forward to dinner on the 4th
maybe I will a couple others from Casamar!
cheers willits
Hey Willits,
looking forward to seeing you all here!
If you have not already filled out the reservation form on the website, please do so as soon as you know the number of guests. You can always update the number by just sending me an email.
The Mexykan
Mike and I spend a couple of months each winter in Puerto Escondido and would like to subscribe to your updates and hopefully join you for a dinner in January, February or March. Do you usually host dinners during these months? Your menu for Apr.28th looks delicious, especially the tichinda mussels. Wish I could be there!
Tony, Would you be interested in giving me cooking lessons? It may be a little challenging because I’m a vegetarian and I’m interested in learning how to prepare vegetarian Mexican cuisine. Thanks, Mimi (Muriel)
Thanks so much for getting back to me. I’m planning on returning to Puerto at the end of December, and I hope to stay for most of the winter. I’m excited that you’re interested in giving me lessons. Mimi
you are very welcome. I hope you can return and stay most of the winter, it’s a paradise here in Puerto Escondido. I have a full time private chef job over the holidays in December through the first part of January. At the moment it looks like will I be available for some lessons after that.
Keep in touch and let me know when you are arriving in Puerto Escondido.
We can work out the details then.
Keep up to date with the website. Please enter your email on the right hand side of the page and hit the subscribe button. You will be automatically sent an email when I post new menus, etc…on the website.
Hi Tony…I’m the producer of the iPhone travel app Puerto Escondido Travel Essentials ( http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/puerto-escondido-travel-essentials/id526126015?mt=8 ) and would love to stop by to gather editorial info on the supper club for the next release ( scheduled for October). There is no cost to be included. Do you have an email address or specific hours? I’ve checked the website and Facebook page but still not certain. I love the menu for Independence Day BTW!. You can reach me at info@michelepeterson.com
Thanks Tony, the timing sounds fine and I will definitely stay in touch. I love Puerto too and I’m planning on making it my winter home. I had already entered my e-mail on your subscription list, but thanks for the recommendation. Good luck with the catering work!-M
Thanks for the like on Facebook. Be sure to list The Mexykan on our site – IT’S FREE! And ask your customers to review their experience. By doing so they’ll go into the draw to win a surf trip worth $5,000!
Tony – The menu sounds absolutely delicious. Will be in Puerto next month and hope to have one or more of your wonderful meals. Cheers. Nancy
Hi Nancy, sounds great!
Saludos y hasta pronto,
Tony
Chef, cuando es la prox. cena que vas a dar? Saludos, R.
Hola Roberto, el 21 de noviembre es la próxima fecha para el evento de The Mexykan Supper Club. El menú será publicado en breve.
Si desea actualizaciones de nuevos eventos, por favor, introduzca su correo electrónico en la página principal del sitio web http://www.themexykan.com en forma ‘Become a member of The Mexykan Supper Club’. Cuando se publicó el menú usted recibirá un correo electrónico de forma automática.
Saludos,
Tony
Jeff Z.
Cambridge, Mass.
2013
To whom it may concern
:
It is with great pleasure that I recommend
Anthony (“Tony”) Beatty.
He served as our cook in Puerto Escondido during a delightful week in March 2013. Our party consisted
of myself, my wife, my two teenaged children and one of their friends.
Tony was responsible for cooking and food shopping for us. In addition, he took us on several food
shopping tours of the market area for Puerto Escondido.
From a dietary perspective, our party may have challenged Tony. My wife suffers from celiac disease –
she requires a gluten free diet. In addition, my older daughter’s friend was
a vegetarian. Several weeks before the trip, Tony & I emailed back and forth
as he suggested menu options. He was inventive, particularly given the unique aspects of
locally available food stuffs. Ultimately, he prepared a varied, healthful and
simply fabulous weeklong menu for us.
Tony always displayed a high degree of integrity and responsibility.
He was great to talk to, flexible and easy going.
He worked hard. He was in the kitchen early preparing
meals from scratch. He was dependable – meals were served on time.
He was also an enlightened guide through the complex market places of Puerto
Escondido. It was clear that he had developed many productive working relations with
numerous venders and small store owners.
Best of all, the food was great.
It was fresh, tasty and filling. My daughters have been
known to turn away from foreign dishes. Tony introduced them to a variety of local
vegetables and fruits to great acclaim.
Hi Bill, thanks for the inquiry about the pancetta / bacon / tocino.
At the moment I don’t have any available. It’s too humid and hot to make it. And I sold out last winter.
But I am going to start a batch by the end of September to be ready in December.
This type of pancetta I make has a low moisture content.
It the opposite of the commercial stuff that is high in moisture at Super Che.
Why is that important? The pancetta is sold by weight, and the higher the moisture content the more water one is buying.
As the pancetta cooks away, the moisture evaporates due to the heat which can lead to a 10-30% loss in product weight.
In other words, high priced water that disappears when cooked. And pancetta that costs 10-30% more than what you thought you paid.
For example. I just checked the price of pancetta at Che today. 550 pesos per kilo for pre sliced vacuum packed commercial product. It’s good stuff. After cooking, with a moisture loss of let’s say only 10%. 10% of 550 is 55. Then add 55 pesos to the price paid per kilo, so the price of the pancetta is really 615 pesos per kilo.
And then the most important difference between commerical and homecured, BETTER FLAVOR! Rich, aged, cured and concentrated flavor profile.
I’m taking pre orders.
Let me know how many kilos you want to share as Christmas presents.
Your tour and class was perfect. I leearned so much about the Mexican ingredients and culture. You have taught this Canadian chef new skills to bring home and use for years to come. I will be back to cook with you again. Thank you for a great introduction to this culture and to the beautiful place you call home. Your tour and class are a must for people visiting.
Looks good!
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the choc yogurt is terrific. I just tried it and you my friend are an artist!! Thanks.
S.
Sent from my iPhone
Thanks Steve:
I really appreciate the compliment!
I’m even more pleased that you really enjoyed The Chocolate Yogurt Super Premium Ice Cream!
Did you eat it all in one setting?
The Mexykan
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I was served some of your chocolate ice cream on Thursday night at a friend’s dinner party. Yummy. Thanks
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I want to send out a huge wave of gratitude to all of you that were at The Mexykan Supper Club Event
yesterday evening. It was a real pleasure to have you all here and I look forward to seeing you at the next Mexykan Supper Club Event.
Tony aka The Mexykan
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Looking forward to dinner on the 4th
maybe I will a couple others from Casamar!
cheers willits
Hey Willits,
looking forward to seeing you all here!
If you have not already filled out the reservation form on the website, please do so as soon as you know the number of guests. You can always update the number by just sending me an email.
The Mexykan
Mike and I spend a couple of months each winter in Puerto Escondido and would like to subscribe to your updates and hopefully join you for a dinner in January, February or March. Do you usually host dinners during these months? Your menu for Apr.28th looks delicious, especially the tichinda mussels. Wish I could be there!
Rita Thomson
Hi Rita, thanks for the inquiry.
And the answer to The Mexykan Supper Club holding dinners in Jan, Feb and
March is a big Yes.
We look forward to seeing you and Mike when you return to Puerto.
The easiest way to stay in contact with The Mexykan is via facebook and
The Mexykan website.
You can get updates on facebook by ‘hitting the ‘LIKE’ button on
http://www.facebook.com/TheMexykan
Also you can subscribe to my blog and website by entering your email
address in the area to the top right of the screen on http://www.themexykan.com
The area to enter your email is below the photo of the flowers, with the
reference to The Mexykan facebook page.
And yes, I keep your email private and never sell, rent or give it away.
I’m with you on the tichindas! They are really plump and juicy this year.
We will be thinking of you all when we are eating them.
Thanks again and look forward to seeing you next season.
Saludos,
The Mexykan aka Tony
Tony, Would you be interested in giving me cooking lessons? It may be a little challenging because I’m a vegetarian and I’m interested in learning how to prepare vegetarian Mexican cuisine. Thanks, Mimi (Muriel)
Hi Muriel, thanks for the great question.
I would be happy to teach you some vegetarian Mexican dishes.
I am an omnivore and eat a lot of veggies in addition to meat, fish and poultry.
Are you currently in Puerto Escondido?
Tony
Tony,
Thanks so much for getting back to me. I’m planning on returning to Puerto at the end of December, and I hope to stay for most of the winter. I’m excited that you’re interested in giving me lessons. Mimi
Muriel,
you are very welcome. I hope you can return and stay most of the winter, it’s a paradise here in Puerto Escondido. I have a full time private chef job over the holidays in December through the first part of January. At the moment it looks like will I be available for some lessons after that.
Keep in touch and let me know when you are arriving in Puerto Escondido.
We can work out the details then.
Keep up to date with the website. Please enter your email on the right hand side of the page and hit the subscribe button. You will be automatically sent an email when I post new menus, etc…on the website.
Thanks again!
Saludos
Tony
Hi Tony…I’m the producer of the iPhone travel app Puerto Escondido Travel Essentials ( http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/puerto-escondido-travel-essentials/id526126015?mt=8 ) and would love to stop by to gather editorial info on the supper club for the next release ( scheduled for October). There is no cost to be included. Do you have an email address or specific hours? I’ve checked the website and Facebook page but still not certain. I love the menu for Independence Day BTW!. You can reach me at info@michelepeterson.com
Sounds great Michele, I sent you a private message.
Thank you for the complements on the menu!
Hasta Pronto,
Tony
Thanks Tony, the timing sounds fine and I will definitely stay in touch. I love Puerto too and I’m planning on making it my winter home. I had already entered my e-mail on your subscription list, but thanks for the recommendation. Good luck with the catering work!-M
Hi Tony,
Thanks for the like on Facebook. Be sure to list The Mexykan on our site – IT’S FREE! And ask your customers to review their experience. By doing so they’ll go into the draw to win a surf trip worth $5,000!
Any questions let me know.
Best Regards,
Andy
http://www.epicsurftrip.com
Andy
I love your site!
I’m going to put a listing for The Mexykan on your site.
Thanks,
Tony
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Tony – The menu sounds absolutely delicious. Will be in Puerto next month and hope to have one or more of your wonderful meals. Cheers. Nancy
Hi Nancy, sounds great!
Saludos y hasta pronto,
Tony
Chef, cuando es la prox. cena que vas a dar? Saludos, R.
Hola Roberto, el 21 de noviembre es la próxima fecha para el evento de The Mexykan Supper Club. El menú será publicado en breve.
Si desea actualizaciones de nuevos eventos, por favor, introduzca su correo electrónico en la página principal del sitio web http://www.themexykan.com en forma ‘Become a member of The Mexykan Supper Club’. Cuando se publicó el menú usted recibirá un correo electrónico de forma automática.
Saludos,
Tony
Jeff Z.
Cambridge, Mass.
2013
To whom it may concern
:
It is with great pleasure that I recommend
Anthony (“Tony”) Beatty.
He served as our cook in Puerto Escondido during a delightful week in March 2013. Our party consisted
of myself, my wife, my two teenaged children and one of their friends.
Tony was responsible for cooking and food shopping for us. In addition, he took us on several food
shopping tours of the market area for Puerto Escondido.
From a dietary perspective, our party may have challenged Tony. My wife suffers from celiac disease –
she requires a gluten free diet. In addition, my older daughter’s friend was
a vegetarian. Several weeks before the trip, Tony & I emailed back and forth
as he suggested menu options. He was inventive, particularly given the unique aspects of
locally available food stuffs. Ultimately, he prepared a varied, healthful and
simply fabulous weeklong menu for us.
Tony always displayed a high degree of integrity and responsibility.
He was great to talk to, flexible and easy going.
He worked hard. He was in the kitchen early preparing
meals from scratch. He was dependable – meals were served on time.
He was also an enlightened guide through the complex market places of Puerto
Escondido. It was clear that he had developed many productive working relations with
numerous venders and small store owners.
Best of all, the food was great.
It was fresh, tasty and filling. My daughters have been
known to turn away from foreign dishes. Tony introduced them to a variety of local
vegetables and fruits to great acclaim.
I am delighted to provide my
endorsement.
Yours Truly,
Jeff Z.
Micah and Miranda were awesome students. We made all vegetarian and some vegan Mexican dishes during cooking class. Thanks again to Miranda and Micah.
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Tone: Is this available? I like to buy some when it is, thick-sliced. God, it looks good!
Bill
Hi Bill, thanks for the inquiry about the pancetta / bacon / tocino.
At the moment I don’t have any available. It’s too humid and hot to make it. And I sold out last winter.
But I am going to start a batch by the end of September to be ready in December.
This type of pancetta I make has a low moisture content.
It the opposite of the commercial stuff that is high in moisture at Super Che.
Why is that important? The pancetta is sold by weight, and the higher the moisture content the more water one is buying.
As the pancetta cooks away, the moisture evaporates due to the heat which can lead to a 10-30% loss in product weight.
In other words, high priced water that disappears when cooked. And pancetta that costs 10-30% more than what you thought you paid.
For example. I just checked the price of pancetta at Che today. 550 pesos per kilo for pre sliced vacuum packed commercial product. It’s good stuff. After cooking, with a moisture loss of let’s say only 10%. 10% of 550 is 55. Then add 55 pesos to the price paid per kilo, so the price of the pancetta is really 615 pesos per kilo.
And then the most important difference between commerical and homecured, BETTER FLAVOR! Rich, aged, cured and concentrated flavor profile.
I’m taking pre orders.
Let me know how many kilos you want to share as Christmas presents.
Many thanks,
Tone, aka The Mexykan
Do you have s supper club event scheduled between December 28, 2014 and january 16, 2015
Brian and bev we did the private shopping and cooking class with you in January 2012 and enjoyed our time with you and steve
Hi Brian and Bev.
I don’t have anything scheduled yet.
I sent you an email.
Tony
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Your tour and class was perfect. I leearned so much about the Mexican ingredients and culture. You have taught this Canadian chef new skills to bring home and use for years to come. I will be back to cook with you again. Thank you for a great introduction to this culture and to the beautiful place you call home. Your tour and class are a must for people visiting.
What a pleasure to have you and Michael in class!
I really enjoyed spending the day with you guys.
Let me know if you have any questions when get back home.
Muchisimas gracias Caballeros!
Saludos,
Tony
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