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It's Mexican, Asian, a Sauce, Candy ... It's Chamoy! | Beyond the Menu
On a scorching summer day, the quest for the perfect Michelada leads us on an exploration of one of Mexico's most beloved condiments: chamoy. The irresistible blend of salty, sweet, and spicy flavors found in this sauce has become a star in Mexican cuisine, enhancing everything from fruits and candy to drinks. But where did chamoy come from? Was it introduced by Filipino-Chinese immigrants or the Japanese? And what exactly is its connection to Hawaii? Join us on this delicious journey as we uncover the global roots of this popular Mexican condiment that will leave your taste buds tingling and your mind buzzing with curiosity.
Support for this program comes from Krishnan Shah Family Foundation and supporters of the KQED Studios Fund
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#chamoy #mexicanfood #lfoodhistory
Thanks to Chef Abraham Nuñez, founder of Chicáno Nuevo for sharing his story and teaching us how to make his Chamoy.
📖 Chapters:
00:00 - Learn about Chamoy from Chef Abraham Nuñez founder of Chicáno Nuevo
01:08 - What is chamoy?
01:47 - Lets learn about Saladitos?
03:08 - What is the Saladitos or Dry Chamoy’s connection to Asia?
04:17 - What is Li Hing Mui?
05:26 - What is wet Chamoy?
06:42 - What does wet Chamoy have to do with Japan?
06:59 - When did the Japanese come to Mexico?
08:45 - How the wet Chamoy sauce almost disappeared
10:08 - Let’s try Chef Nunez’s Chamoy sauce
Read More:
The Spicy, Sour, Ruby-Red Appeal of Chamoy: tastecooking.com/spicy-sour-ruby-red-appeal-chamoy/
Molli Chamoy Sauce: Go Figure: www.rachellaudan.com/2016/06/molli-chamoy-sauce-go-figure.html
History, The Kitchen - Chamoy: masaamerica.com/2021/06/17/chamoy/
Why Chefs Are Turning the Spotlight on Chamoy: www.eater.com/2017/3/6/14809056/chamoy-how-to-use
Chamoy Is Mexico's Flavor Fiesta Condiment, Courtesy Of China: www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/01/17/508395673/chamoy-is-mexico-s-flavor-fiesta-condiment-courtesy-of-china
The Intangible Heritage of Migration: Challenges and Possibilities: heritagesofmigration.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/icich-buenos-aires-argentina-20171.pdf
Chamoy the salty candy vs. chamoy the sauce: How it evolved from Asian immigrants in Mexico to total San Antonio condiment domination: www.expressnews.com/food/article/Chamoy-the-salty-candy-vs-chamoy-the-sauce-16268627.php
Abraham Nuñez: www.chicanonuevo.com
Lesley Tellez: www.lesleytellez.com
Ellen Riojas Clark: www.amazon.com/Books-Ellen-Riojas-Clark/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AEllen+Riojas+Clark
Rachel Lauden: www.rachellaudan.com
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About Beyond The Menu:
The story of the food on your plate is more than just the recipe. Each ingredient and every cooking technique goes back hundreds if not thousands of years, traversing the globe on a wildly delicious cross-cultural adventure. In KQED’s new digital food series Beyond The Menu, host Cecilia Phillips interviews chefs, authors, and other experts to dig up surprising facts on the cultural pathways of some of our most-loved dishes. It’s a history show, it’s a mystery series, it’s a celebration of multicultural cuisine, sometimes it’s even a science program, all set against the backdrop of mouth-watering food cinematography.
Beyond the Menu is produced by KQED. Check out all episodes here and learn how to support your local station at www.kqed.org/beyondthemenu
Support for this program comes from Krishnan Shah Family Foundation and supporters of the KQED Studios Fund
👉 SUBSCRIBE to watch more Bay Area food videos: bit.ly/2U0Wbkd 👈
#chamoy #mexicanfood #lfoodhistory
Thanks to Chef Abraham Nuñez, founder of Chicáno Nuevo for sharing his story and teaching us how to make his Chamoy.
📖 Chapters:
00:00 - Learn about Chamoy from Chef Abraham Nuñez founder of Chicáno Nuevo
01:08 - What is chamoy?
01:47 - Lets learn about Saladitos?
03:08 - What is the Saladitos or Dry Chamoy’s connection to Asia?
04:17 - What is Li Hing Mui?
05:26 - What is wet Chamoy?
06:42 - What does wet Chamoy have to do with Japan?
06:59 - When did the Japanese come to Mexico?
08:45 - How the wet Chamoy sauce almost disappeared
10:08 - Let’s try Chef Nunez’s Chamoy sauce
Read More:
The Spicy, Sour, Ruby-Red Appeal of Chamoy: tastecooking.com/spicy-sour-ruby-red-appeal-chamoy/
Molli Chamoy Sauce: Go Figure: www.rachellaudan.com/2016/06/molli-chamoy-sauce-go-figure.html
History, The Kitchen - Chamoy: masaamerica.com/2021/06/17/chamoy/
Why Chefs Are Turning the Spotlight on Chamoy: www.eater.com/2017/3/6/14809056/chamoy-how-to-use
Chamoy Is Mexico's Flavor Fiesta Condiment, Courtesy Of China: www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2017/01/17/508395673/chamoy-is-mexico-s-flavor-fiesta-condiment-courtesy-of-china
The Intangible Heritage of Migration: Challenges and Possibilities: heritagesofmigration.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/icich-buenos-aires-argentina-20171.pdf
Chamoy the salty candy vs. chamoy the sauce: How it evolved from Asian immigrants in Mexico to total San Antonio condiment domination: www.expressnews.com/food/article/Chamoy-the-salty-candy-vs-chamoy-the-sauce-16268627.php
Abraham Nuñez: www.chicanonuevo.com
Lesley Tellez: www.lesleytellez.com
Ellen Riojas Clark: www.amazon.com/Books-Ellen-Riojas-Clark/s?rh=n%3A283155%2Cp_27%3AEllen+Riojas+Clark
Rachel Lauden: www.rachellaudan.com
🥗 Join us on Instagram➡ KQEDFood
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About Beyond The Menu:
The story of the food on your plate is more than just the recipe. Each ingredient and every cooking technique goes back hundreds if not thousands of years, traversing the globe on a wildly delicious cross-cultural adventure. In KQED’s new digital food series Beyond The Menu, host Cecilia Phillips interviews chefs, authors, and other experts to dig up surprising facts on the cultural pathways of some of our most-loved dishes. It’s a history show, it’s a mystery series, it’s a celebration of multicultural cuisine, sometimes it’s even a science program, all set against the backdrop of mouth-watering food cinematography.
Beyond the Menu is produced by KQED. Check out all episodes here and learn how to support your local station at www.kqed.org/beyondthemenu
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I'm sus on he's not "meat" eater.
Why did I have to go watch ratatouille after this
I’m Mexican and to us Chamoy is just candy and not a food ingredient.
Chamois a really good condiment to put on a lot of different fruits and salads foods whatever whatever is your taste it's really good matter of fact I'm going to go get some today after watching this video
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Those that I knew used to have japanese characters on the package that was in the 60's. 🤔 My favorites stile it was the powder 🤤 but it was difficult to finish because of the saltines but it was so yummy so we saved it for later I thisnk it was the favorite for all of my friends and classmates so yummi tha a little girl from my school used to eat so much that got sick and it has to have a stomach surgery and after that it was hard to find it on the store and one day we see it no more 😥
Is the San Jose flea market still open?
This man extended great depression in USA through his disastrous policies. Worst president ever
Is it healthy?
I am a Scorpio and I'm genuinely shocked how spot on you were with my preferred cocktail (whiskey neat) 🥃♏️
Thank you so much for doing this story! Having grown up in Hawaii, I always suspected there HAD to be some sort of connection between saladitos and the ubiquitous li hing mui. Li hing mui is EVERYWHERE in Hawaii, and you can buy li hing powder to put on all kinds of stuff (and you can get li hing flavor on your shave ice, etc.). The biggest connection? Chili mango here, versus li hing mango in Hawaii. Essentially the same thing!
This Chicano experience being half Mexicans aren’t chamoy. Real chamoy in real Mexico is made out tamarind
I think it depends on the region.. I’ve tried chamoy de durazno, tamarindo and ciruela in diff parts of mex
Another thing Chinese people had a hand in creating 👌🏻. I def remember those dried little fruits growing up but never was a fan.
What’s up
No, YOU are a genius Jacques Pepin
Love it! As a Filipina, loved the Philippines reference and how we are connected to China and Mexico❤. We grew up eating champoy and Kiamoy which we find in Chinese stores in the Philippines. We ate Kiamoy which is salted dried plum, colored red, with fresh oranges.
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Experts did everything except actually explain what chamoy is
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The best sandwich in Sf, is the PORCHETTA SANDWICH from Roli Roti
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Soursop = Guanabana
Oh lord they boutta gentrify Chamoy
how? lmao sit down.
This show/segment is absolutely fantastic!
food influencers going to ruin this place too. i fucking hate food influencers thinking they know all about food. nut when i comes to the read deal they have the food brain of a toddler.
This was very interesting and the host is really enjoyable!
The tips described as a service charge on large parties are kept by the Shadowbrook owners.
Love that place!
The less popular origin is some of Zhenghe expedition shipwrecked on Mexican shores and got absorbed into the local population, but also left behind a lot of Chinese practices.
In hot and humid areas in southern China, dried salted plums are sometimes ground into a powder and sprinkled on fresh fruits like Tajin. The salt replenishes your lost electrolyte.
Oooh! We definitely want to try this.
@@KQEDFoodYou might actually find something like this in Hawaii!
Love hearing about the origin of Chamoy! Chamoy is something I have always known as delicious, but never *really* knew what the flavor included. Wow!
Love this! More of this!
Fascinating story. I prefer chamoy in a fruit cup, but it overwhelmed me in a michelada, and I like strong tastes. Nice in a mango paleta, too (made in the popsicle, not put on).
You should talk about other immigrant influenced mexican born things like Japanese peanuts and Caesar salad or al Pastor
Great suggestions!
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When it comes to spicy food, how hot is too hot? Would you ever apply to be a hot pepper taste tester?
"If Jacques Pepin tells you how to roast a chicken, THAT'S how you roast a chicken." -Anthony Bourdain.
Long pepper is from north india ,black pepper from south india and red long pepper is from indonesia...romans used long pper from north india first then shifted to south indian blak pepper or black gold that made south india the richest province in world for almost a millenia.the long pepper tastes like black pepper mixed with ginger garlic paste (slight sourness)..greeks and romans used it for medicine,food and also to flavour wine.
Chili Pepepers are literally from Mexico.
Love it❤️👏🏼❤️
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Don't NOT expect feces in street in front of resto
17k views and 7 comments? 7 COMMENTS?
Thanks for bumping it up from 6! 😅
i actually bumped it up from 7.
Lol all great comments except it’s hard to hard pass the bread
We went there, and it was terrible, they cook it in salt meaning it doesn’t necessarily have flavor but you will wake up the next day extreme,ly thirsty. The house of prime rib has no proper crust and no flavor! This was easily the worst I have had. Your better of going to sun dance which is somewhat close, and at a cheaper price. Or the best way is just to make it at home.
I love the way he describes what he is doing and handles the food with his hands and tenderly, moves it in different steps to show us completely what to do, ❤ thanks Chef !❤
Before chilli we had pepper and different types of peppers
im nso confused
For me the bread and salad will not enough and i will eat 2 or 4 plate of Henry the 8th cut prime ribs if i were there.😅😅😅
We like your style
Love the kid version.
It. . . Seared! ALLEZ!
Barcote is DA BOMB! The spices make you DRUNK!
Thanks for the content! It's a fun show to watch!
Thanks for watching! We appreciate you.
Hey, it’s Tonya from “Top Chef!” I loved her! Hooray!🎉❤😊🧑🍳