The difference between the stuffing of "chiles en nogada" and any other stuffed chiles, is that this one has a generous portion of fruits that we only find in this season (from July to September): apples, peaches, and pink pine nuts. All the stuffings include raisins, olives, and capers. Any of the nogadas are perfect for these chiles.
Pork meat of prime quality, with a generous portion of fruits, very delicious. It could be considered the classic and exact prototype of chile en nogada. 40% meat, 60% fruit, which is an ideal combination.
1 pieza / piece • 450 gramos
$649
70% pork meat of prime quality, 30% fruit. Old picadillo recipe, in which the meat is cooked and shredded by hand instead of grinding.
1 pieza / piece • 450 gramos
$649
70% Prime quality beef, 30% fruit. This is a classic recipe that we made only with beef for those who cannot eat pork.
1 pieza / piece • 450 gramos
$649
Made with all the fruits from Calpan town, double pink pine nuts, and extra almonds. Classic recipe without meat.
1 pieza / piece • 450 gramos
$649
Every nogada has a high content of "fresh walnut" which distinguish this sauce, and all of them are perfect for any chiles.
It is a succulent nogada, the faint salty taste is obtained from the cheese. I consider it the finest because it is made mainly of fresh walnuts. This is a very old nogada, and it has been disappearing due to its high cost.
The most popular of all, sweetened with sugar, a bit of almonds, and cheese. We do it with all rigor, without alterations. For us, nothing replaces the flavor of the fresh walnuts that this sauce contains.
The best of both worlds; half of the chile is served with the savory nogada and the other half with the sweet nogada. The palate appreciates the change of flavor: when the savory nogada finishes, it begins to mix with and ends with the sweet nogada.
It is distinguished by having pumpkin seeds, fresh walnuts, with a light touch of cumin. 1378 is the
number of the recipe registered in the book "La cocinera poblana" from the year 1877.
Old recipe without cheese or dairy products, based on the book "La cocinera poblana". A little sweet with
a touch of cinnamon, high percentage of fresh walnuts, a bit of almond, and sugar.
Botella / Bottle 750 ml • Copa / Glass 125 ml
BLANCO | WHITE
CHARDONNAY
Santo Tomás. Baja California
• Botella / Bottle $835
• Copa / Price per glass $220
Ideal con / Ideal with:
NOGADA DULCE
SWEET NOGADA
ROSADO | ROSE
ROSADO MÉXICO
Santo Tomás. Baja California
• Botella / Bottle $840
• Copa / Price per glass $210
Ideal con / Ideal with:
NOGADA MIXTA
TWO NOGADAS, SAVORY
AND SWEET
ST GRENACHE
Santo Tomás. Baja California
• Botella / Bottle $625
• Copa / Price per glass $156
Ideal con / Ideal with:
NOGADA ANTIGUA
SAVORY NOGADA
PRIMAVERA
L.A. Cetto, C. Sauvignon. Baja California
• Botella / Bottle $640
• Copa / Price per glass
$135
VINOS ESPUMOSOS
SPARKLING WINES
CREMANT DE BORGOÑA
Blanco / White, Chardonnay,
Pinot Noir. Bourgogne
• Botella / Bottle $1,500
• Copa / Price per glass $335
LIA PET NAT ROSE
Rosado / Rose, Garnacha. España
• Botella / Bottle $1,06
• Copa / Price per glass
$278
CHAMPÁN | CHAMPAGNE
VEUVE CLICQUOT
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay,
Pinot Meunier. Champagne
• Botella / Bottle $2,800
• Copa / Price per glass
$595
MOËT CHANDON ROSE
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay,
Pinot Meunier. Champagne
• Botella / Bottle $2,950
• Copa / Price per glass $610
DRAPPIER, CARTE D'OR
Pinot Noir, Chardonnay. Champagne
• Botella / Bottle $2,700
• Copa / Price per glass $550
CÓCTELES | COCKTAILS
TRIGARANTE 300 ml
• $175
Delicioso cóctel a base de piñón,
granada y tequila.
Delicious cocktail based on pink pine nut,
pomegranate, and tequila.
GUANÁBANA MIMOSA 150 ml
• $190
Refrescante cóctel de guanábana y vino
espumoso.
Refreshing cocktail with soursop and
sparkling wine.
With these chiles, we celebrate the independence of Mexico in September. We consider them succulent as they have the 3 colors of the Mexican flag: green, white, and red.
The chiles in nogada were served to Don Agustín de Iturbide on August 28th, 1821, the date on which Iturbide visited the city of Puebla after having signed the treaties of Córdoba with the last Viceroy of New Spain, Don Juan O'Donojú, after which the Independence of Mexico would be consummated. It is an extremely long and complicated recipe, which can only be made from July to September when all fresh ingredients are available from Calpan, State of Puebla.
Horarios:
Desayunos: miércoles a domingo de 9:00 a 12:00 hrs.
Comidas y cenas:
lunes a domingo de 13:00 a 23:00 hrs.
Horarios:
Desayunos:
lunes a domingo de 9:00 a 12:00 hrs.
Comidas y cenas: lunes a domingo de 13:00 a 23:00 hrs.
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