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Molcajete de nopales

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Français : Un Molcajete de nopales à Tonalá (Etat de Jalisco, Mexique). Le molcajete est un mortier en roche (habituellement volcanique), utilisé au Mexique pour cuire et servir des aliments. Il s'agit ici d'un plat à bas de viande et de raquettes de figuier de Barbarie.
English: A Molcajete de nopales, in Tonalá (State de Jalisco, Mexico). The molcajete is a mortar, here used as a bowl to cook and serve a traditional mexican meat- and nopal (Indian fig opuntia)-based plate.
Español: Un Molcajete de nopales en Tonalá (Estado de Jalisco, México). El molcajete es un mortero tradicional de mesoamérica, de piedra volcánica, utilizado en México en la elaboración de alimentos.
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