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Wednesday, November 11, 2026
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Home Authors Posts by Bel Woodhouse

Bel Woodhouse

Bel Woodhouse
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Fresh yellow squash blossoms attached to green zucchini, a staple ingredient for the best winter Mexican vegetable recipes like quesadillas de flor de calabaza.

What to cook this February: Don’t miss out on these warming...

Bel Woodhouse - February 9, 2026 4
Riviera Maya

What’s on this February in the Riviera Maya and Yucatán

Bel Woodhouse - February 5, 2026 0

What to cook this January

Bel Woodhouse - January 5, 2026 4

What’s on in the Riviera Maya in January

Bel Woodhouse - January 2, 2026 0
Bitter melon

The wild world of Mexico’s tiniest edible treasures

Bel Woodhouse - December 30, 2025 4
Christmas plate in Mexico

What to cook this December

Bel Woodhouse - December 1, 2025 1
Ice cream

Would you eat ceviche ice cream?

Bel Woodhouse - November 24, 2025 2
Chapultepec Castle

I scored a free tour of Chapultepec Castle, and you can...

Bel Woodhouse - November 18, 2025 0
A staged close-up photo of a Día de Muertos altar featuring two types of Mexican pan de muerto. One is a large, light-colored loaf dusted heavily with white sugar, the other is dark but with the traditional pan de muerto "bones." Both are surrounded by vibrant orange cempasúchil marigold flowers and small orange and yellow decorative gourds.

What to cook in November 

Bel Woodhouse - November 10, 2025 0
Riviera Maya

What’s on in November on the Riviera Maya

Bel Woodhouse - October 30, 2025 0
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