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Nicholas Gilman is a renowned journalist and food writer based in Mexico City.

Nicholas Gilman es un renombrado periodista gastronómico radicado en la Ciudad de México.

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La Beyglería Does Bagels (permanently closed)

La Beyglería Does Bagels (permanently closed)

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BAGELS AS GOOD AS IN NEW YORK? Being a New Yorker, I always subscribed to the narrow-visioned wisdom that bagels were invariably bad outside the Big Apple. I sampled many a poofy, tasteless starch-pillow from Ohio to New Mexico.  I was never proven wrong until now, in the Big Taco, where a paisano has recently opened a bagel delivery business. The product tastes, looks, smells and chews like the real thing, and in fact it IS the real thing. Peter Aronson, a transplanted East Coaster, does bagels the old-fashioned way, that is, boiled then baked. These days even in N.Y. these little rolls that probably originated in Poland tend to be oversized, but here they are as I and nostalgic denizens of H&H remember them– about 5″ in diameter, which is eater-friendly. I, being a traditionalist, go for the plain, though I also like poppy seed. Beygleria has no “there, there”, that is, they must be ordered and will be delivered free within the very central metropolitan area (i.e. Roma, Condesa, Polanco etc. minimum of 12) or for a small fee elsewhere. Also available are prepared cream cheeses. Bring your own lox.

See:  FB page (https://www.facebook.com/LaBeygleria/)
 phone/Whatsapp number (55-2825-7790) or email hola@labeygleria.com

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WHERE THERE’S AN OY THERE´S A VEY – EATING JEWISH IN MEXICO CITY

 

Season's Greetings: Wild Mushrooms in Mexico

Season's Greetings: Wild Mushrooms in Mexico

Questions for the Chef: Marco Carboni, Sartoria and All That Pasta

Questions for the Chef: Marco Carboni, Sartoria and All That Pasta