Hehe, jeg er nemlig stor fan.
Mole Poblano fra Puebla og mole fra Oaxaca kan være vildt godt.
"The state of Oaxaca is large and very mountainous with various indigenous ethnicities and microclimates, making for a number of regional variations in the food. The state is called "the land of the seven moles", with these being named mole negro, colorado, amarillo, verde, chichilo, coloradito, and mancha manteles (or tablecloth stainer), all differently colored and flavored, based on the use of distinctive chilis and Herbs..
The best known of Oaxaca´s moles is mole negro, which is darker than mole poblano and just as thick and rich. It also includes chocolate, as well as chili peppers, onions, garlic and more, but what makes it distinct is the addition of a plant called hoja santa. It is the most complex and difficult to make of the sauces... Mole verde is always made fresh with herbs native to the region.
http://en.wikipedia.org/…uce#PoblanoJeg brugte for nogle år siden et par uger i Puebla og Oaxaca på at spise. Meget inspirerende. Det er et af verdens bedste køkkener, synes jeg.
De tager i hvert fald deres sauce alvorligt derovre. De har forretninger
kun med mole.
la costena er et kæmpe mærke - glæd dig til husmorversionen :)