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Cochinita Pibil, The best of Mayan Cuisine in Asheville

What up my peeps!? Many people in town are curious and intrigued by Mayan culture in Asheville, but did you know there is a beautiful and delicious meal named COCHINITA PIBIL with Mayan roots and guess what?! I had it a few, and sporadic times in Asheville, until I FOUND IT in the regular menu at LA RUMBA RESTAURANT LATINO YO!

Traditionally cooked for hours underground, and marinated for at least 24 hours, when you have this in the Peninsula of Yucatan it is an incredible experience.

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My Daddy Taught Me That Asheville

Hello everyone, today I want to invite you to learn a little more about what MDTT is doing in our community.

Asheville for me is home, and there is no denying the city is changing and growing fast, this brings new challenges in many ways, and to see organizations like this one investing in our youth is something that brings me hope.

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Featured

Sabora Food Truck in Asheville makes the most AMERICAN meal MEXICANIZED and the result is BOMBASTIC!

What up y’all!? Today, you are going to love what Chef Macario from Sabora Food Truck is cooking. You see, this guy is from Puebla, México. This makes him a Poblano, yes, like the chili pepper he grew up eating, and you love as chiles rellenos.

Well, how about a POBLANO BURGER? Hell yeah! If you feel adventurous I am also going to suggest you try the Sombrero with a JALAPEÑO POPPER HAT!

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Lunch with Rachel Edens, Buncombe County First Chief for Equity and Human Rights Officer.

Hola Asheville! Today I have an interesting vlog for you, and I hope you can see the value of the conversation you are about to witness.

As someone with Afro Latino roots creating content highlighting diversity in Asheville, I was excited to meet Rachel, and to learn about the work she is doing in our community.

As someone with Afro Latino roots creating content highlighting diversity in Asheville, I was excited to meet Rachel, and to learn about the work she is doing in our community.

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