Mara Lezama Recognized the First Generation of 13 Certified Traditional Cooks and Cooks From Quintana Roo

With the aim of carrying out comprehensive actions and directly caring for people, the governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama, made a tour of the community of Nuevo Canaan along with the Wellness Caravan, to offer more than 40 free services. These are the details on TV Azteca Quintana Roo. Among the services offered were health services, birth certificates, ophthalmological lenses, courses, food packages, even seeds for orchards, sewing machines,…

The first generation of certified traditional cooks and cooks of Quintana Roo, 13 women and 2 men, under the Standard 1084 “Preparation of Popular and Traditional Mexican Gastronomy” of CONOCER, received their constancy from Gov. Mara Lezama Espinosa, during the Second Extraordinary Session of the Committee for the Promotion of Gastronomy of Quintana Roo. “We are celebrating more than a certification. Today we are recognizing those who have made…

EDITORY / GROUP CANTON Cancún.- In an act that reinforces its commitment to social justice, culture and identity of the Cuban people, Gov. Mara Lezama Espinosa led the delivery of certifications to the first generation of traditional cooks and cooks of the state, under the 1084 Standard of KNOWING. During the Second Session [...] The post Mara Lezama leads historical recognition to traditional cooks and cooks of Quintana Roo appeared first on Qu…

CANCÚN, MX.- The first generation of certified traditional cooks and cooks of Quintana Roo, 13 women and 2 men, under the Standard 1084 “Preparation of Popular and Traditional Mexican Gastronomy” of CONOCER, received their constancy from Gov. Mara Lezama Espinosa, during the Second Extraordinary Session of the Committee for the Promotion of Gastronomy of [...] The post Recognizes and visible Mara Lezama to the first generation of 13 certified tr…

Mara Lezama gave records to the first generation of traditional cooks and cooks certified in Quintana Roo, under CONOCER Standard 1084. Fifteen people, thirteen women and two men, were recognized for their mastery of popular and traditional cuisine.Recognition of ancestral and cultural knowledgeThe governor emphasized that cooks, mostly Mayan speakers, learned in family kitchens and not in classrooms.

The cooks are now protagonists of gastronomy in the Mexican Caribbean - Certification makes visible the ancestral knowledge transmitted from generation to generation and represents an act of social justice Cancun.- The first generation of certified traditional cooks and cooks of Quintana Roo, 13 women and 2 men, under Standard 1084 “Preparation ... Read more The position recognizes and makes Mara Lezama visible to the first generation of 13 cert…