The northern food adventure in Baja California Sur, Mexico
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- I recently went on a trip to Northern Mexico and discovered a lot about the peninsula and the food they eat. Here's a list of what to eat in Baja California Sur, Mexico!
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The Baja California peninsula is a combination of arid deserts and aquamarine waters. The weather conditions and the type of land that they have made it difficult for them to produce food. There is a lot of history about how Baja California’s food came about but I’d like to focus on the coastal influences from Sonora and Sinaloa, the two states where Mexican coastal food originated.
The 1930s was a good time for the economies of Sonora and Sinaloa. Their agricultural businesses totally exploded. Dams were built to irrigate the lands which attracted Spain, Germany, Japan, China, Italy, and the United States to explore the peninsula. This wave of immigration contributed to today’s Baja California’s culinary landscape. It was a total mix of cultures.
The people of Sonora and Sinaloa discovered Santo Domingo Valley’s potential for agriculture so they went all the way north and brought their food traditions with them. Mexican coastal influences with European and Asian touches created what we now call the Southern Baja California cuisine.
When we went to Cabo, everytime I had fish taco, it was served with pico de gallo, salsa verde, lettuce and lime.. but never ever with lots of cheese like in the US! And I loved it so much more!
In hawaii we have poke with mayonnaise. It is a local hawaiian Japanese thing yeah.
Binge watching mexico vlogs in the hopes I would pickup some of spanish lang 😉 thanku Trish for taking us to mexico virtually
Trisha, I love the way that you are so excited on describing the food you are eating. Anyway, from your channel, now I know some Mexican food and traditions. That made me wanna eat some of them here in Taiwan (because, basically I like eating and trying new food). Before covid, I used to travel and try some food in different Countries. Anyway, after some search, I found there are some Mexican shops here in Taipei. Will be glad to try them. But, I wish covid will end soon and I could directly visit Mexico. Cheers.
Don't worry, it will all be over soon. If not, we'll find a way to live with it. I will wait for you in Mexico and eat a lot in Taiwan for me! I really really miss it!
Your Morocco blog brought me here and omgggg i feel like i found a gem! I soooo love the way you tell your travel experiences and stories it's soooo interesting! More power on your channel and yassss for more travel content! 😘
Thank you so much, Febe!!!
Love it
Love this! New subscriber here. I love and miss travelling 😢
Hello! Miss Trisha i would love to see you touring in puebla mexico im from Philippines planning to in mexico sooner😍🙏🏼
Hi Trisha! Anadamos mayo a nstra version de kilawin en Mis. Oriental..
Go trisha! Keep doing what you do. 🍻🍻
Thank you for being here, Chris! I would love to hear your thoughts so I can make more content! Suggestions, please!
@@TrishaVelarmino i know you won't do the corny stuffs XD, but I'd like to know trivial things about you ala 73 questions vogue style! I live for ur travel anecdotes! Take care always 🍻🍻
@@chrishernandez2678 I did one of those, but years ago!!! HAHAHAHA! I'll try to do one again. Besos!
Hi Trisha, the video is very detailed and lots of information. Thanks for sharing, luv it!
Wow! Keep it up 😊
Subscribed done 👍
thank you so much!
Hi! I'm a new subscriber.. may i know how did you get so good in speaking Spanish? did you study that language or you just learned through immersion?
Just by traveling! Thank you for joining my journey! X
Mayo is not ever the norm with ceviche for mexicans; it's just his preference