On Thu, Oct 04, 2001 at 11:06:33AM -0600, Keegan Smith wrote: > Eric: > > I lived in Oaxaca (wah-ha-ka) Mex for a short time, and became quite fond of > the "Oaxacan string cheese" (queso fresco Oaxaceno?). It is white, and > purchased fresh from many markets - in balls sort of resembling balls of > yarn. It was mild, a bit salty, but oh-so-delicious. I have never seen it > anywhere else (but if you ever see it, it would be fun to try). One of the other mexican cheeses at this market looked a lot like balls of Mozzarella... maybe that's the stuff. > Of course > the real culinary - stand-out in Oaxaca was the... (*mmmm*) (uh oh, losing > concentration) ..delicious...(*drool*) mole sauces ...(great, my > concentration's shot for the rest of the day) ... chile-heads, you would > appreciate them... Speaking of which, last week my wife made veggie enchiladas with mole sauce from a recipe that someone posted here. The mole was out of a jar, but it was still yummy. Mole seems to have about 4000 ingredients and take a team of chefs a week to prepare, so I don't think I'll be making it soon. Eric