The Plant Based Taco Scene in LA | Todos Los Tacos
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- Опубліковано 11 лип 2022
- No meat? No problem. Paco explores the plant based taco scene in Los Angeles, starting with a yucatecan take on vegan tacos at Hijo de su Madre, then getting astrological at Alchemy Organica, and finishing with a new kind of traditional tacos at El Cocinero. All three sacrifice nothing while providing unique and inspiring variations on the tacos we all love. Brought to you by Camarena Tequila. #ad
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Francisco gomez is one of the greatest hosts of all time! Glad to see him again.
Glad!???
My Moms Family Immigrated from Yucatan , Merida and this is so cool to see a new interpretation of the food i grew up eating . His mom reminds me of my Grandma. I will be definitely be visiting this Taco place 👍🏼
Dang, I miss the west coast.
Fresh seafood, taquerias and the best Asian
food in the country.
Thanks for sharing this wonderful peace.
Happy cooking,
UB
Really happy to see all these plant based episodes lately. Living in the Netherlands I don't think I've ever had a good taco in my life but watching this helps me in trying to recreate good taco's at home
KUA kitchen in Den Haag has good mexican food
Good tacos are all about seasoning.
take a trip to L A the best taco city in America
@@urdad9853 what’s some good spots never been to Cali
Man you can't throw a stick and not hit a good taco spot....I would try the taco trucks one on Lincoln and Brooks in Venice it starts at 4pm till the food runs outthe the Koji taco truck goona google to find where its at....any little taco spot run by Mexicans in a Mexican neighborood or find a Mexican grocery store that has a meat counter...good luck
Alchemy Organica captivated me with the zodiac taco. She already had me at “re-indigenize our food”, but her intuitive approach to creating joy on a plate is on another level🙌🏼 #popuphereIcome
I’m so glad they checked out El Cocinero!! Best vegan Mexican food I’ve ever tried 😋
Hijo de su Madre made myself and family feel like there family just visited 7/13/22 sat down and ate like I was at their dinner table such hospitality and inviting attitudes.. thanks again from glendora.. well worth the drive
This is a beautiful show and folks that love meat (me included) need to get these types of tacos in the rotation.
We do…they’re called tacos de frijolitos
Being raised in central california and having hispanic and spanish neighbors. My childhood was filled with delicious food and great cooking lessons from everyone was an awesome life experience.
I had her tacos when she used to work with pattern bar, hands down One of the best healthiest tacos I ever had everyone must give it a try you will go back plenty of times.
I live about an hour west of LA and have visited el cocinero multiple times literally just to go there! Amazing food, people, and culture. Time to try the others. I LOVE TACOS AND LA
How do you live an hour west? LA is on the pacific coast
@@Simoneslegs Oxnard is west of LA
Mi encanto! I love the representation of the spirituality correlating with the heathly food 🥑 So smart and creative
I remember when I used to work for a wine distributor and when Camarena Tequila came out it was the buzz of the industry I’m happy it’s still going strong
Aww loved this so much! So much pride in being Mexicano and have been vegetarian since i was 9 and vegan for the past 5 years. It’s so great to see the sense of community comida mexicana brings to everyone. And I love seeing it be plant based too 🫂💛
Glad to see el compa Francisco back in action.
I been to that last restaurant and got to admit. They're food is really good.
He is awesome!
Their
Beautiful. Plants over everything
Wow, you can taste the food and drinks just from the visuals. Awesome finds for vegetarians and vegans.
“Going back to our roots” 👏💯🔥
The food at Hijo Dr Su Madre is absolutely amazing. I can't get enough of it. I do there every week.
I’m so glad that a Mexican says 'we didn’t eat much meat because it’s expensive' which has always been my feeling as to why Mexican food is so good when veganised. They know how to make tonnes of flavour without relying on meat.
Showing who you can bring flavor and ,and great tastes and fresh ingredients to bring the great tastes to what you cook.
I am plant based and would to eat + support all of these spots when I visit LA. The food looks delicious! 🤤
You are not plant based, maybe your diet is. Humans are not plant based by definition
@@tommybf3778 lol
The west coast has all the good Mexican foods.. man I would love to be there for that alone. I really want to try this. It looks so good. We don't have a veteran Mexican spot here in Upstate NY . I have to find one. It looks so yummy
Correction, not the West Coast…L.A. specifically! I’m from L.A. of Mexican descent and have lived in Mexico City. No other place on the WC like San Fran, San Diego, Portland, Seattle, whatever…none can compare with L.A. when it comes to Mexican food and tacos especially! L.A. has the largest Mexican population outside of Mexico and where you have the most natives, you’ll have the most authentic food of that place. L.A. also has the largest population of Koreans, Japanese, Filipinos, Armenians & Thai people outside of those countries. You’ll find the MOST authentic food from these places in L.A. as well. 😉
@@Becky_Cal just wanted to add that Mexico is super diverse culturally. Making the Mexican population a huge melting pot a not just a homogenious culture in which many people falsely claim what Mexico is....
This gives me hope cooking Hispanic food again 😋 I can’t eat dairy or a lot of meat so I’ve been looking for a way to eat more plant based foods
Amazing 😍 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a great day everyone 🌻
Yo! This series is back???? One thing about vegan places is that their beans and rice options are always fire.
El Cocinero is my whole family’s favorite restaurant. They’re not vegan (I am) but we have their delicious food at almost every celebration. Lo más delicioso y sin tener que maltratar a ningún animalito 🙏🏽♥️🌯🌮
La neta se ve bien buena la comida se nota que fueron los que mas le gustaron a fransisco
I wish all these proprietors and creators well. Everything looks delicious.
When Paco said, “mmHMM, MMhmm” that shit hit different
nopal, potato, mushroom, bean, acualaistas, etc. tacos
This is absolutely amazing Denise I'm so proud of you your food is always on point.🔥🔥🔥🔥
¡Qué chingón! THANK YOU for showing how delicious vegan food is!
I need to try this. My mouth is watering
As a plant based Mexican, bruh my fellow people fr fr be trying to take my Mexican card away, but I be like back in mex when the fam was down bad all they had was beans, tortillas and cactus. Plant based was humble beginnings but now it’s expensive af to be plant based😭😭🤦🏻♂️ oh well, take my money😂
Doesn't have to be expensive. Stick to beans, rice, corn, and potatoes and you're golden!
Gracias Madre in West Hollywood is delicious !! All plant based and an amazing tequila selection
I'm adding all these to my next road trip up 👍🏾👍🏾
Thank you for teaching our people to eat different and be healthier 😊.
Alchemy Orgánica sounds like a business I’d LOVE to support! I need to go back to LA cause the plant based food scene is insane
The Mayans and Aztecs were vegetarians (sometimes pescetarian)! I remember reading a book about it from this Mexican lady on the history of food in México. Great book! And it discusses the history of food of México and the influence on food from the Conquistadors. Also loved this video! Can't wait to go to Cali and try it some day.
Not actually,they bred ducks,turkeys and dogs for consumption. Don’t even try to find out how the original pozole was made of
Like 90% vegetable diet. Not vegetarian though. Turkeys were a huge part of their diet. Water based things easily caught: turtles, frogs, gators. Crickets.
@@republicoftexas4651 To be fair they were a species similar to turkey, but they weren't turkeys (she dived into that as well) and that wasn't part of their regular diet. I personally do not consider insects to be meat nor animals. While I wouldn't eat them, that's more of a personal choice. But they mostly ate plant based because crops were more consistent than meat.
@@naiafreeluv001
The Aztecs had turkeys-- turkey turkeys. Turkeys were called _totolin_ in Nahuatl. They also raised ducks and dogs for meat. Gophers. Salamanders. Eggs.
I've read maybe thirty books on Aztec culture because their engineering skill always fascinated me. From the causeways they built to Tenochtitlan, the pyramids and, their floating gardens called _chinampas-_ which are used in Mexico to this day.
Maya were much much earlier and a different culture.
@@republicoftexas4651 Firstly I reread her article and simply misunderstood her. They were turkeys, she was just explaining the difference between the turkeys now and then. And I misunderstood that as them being two different things (I read the article initially two years ago). Also the Mayans and Aztecs had very similar cultures and ate pretty much the same- with the turkey being a cultural symbol in both and most commonly used in rituals ("Turkey bones are rarely found in domestic refuse in Mesoamerica and most of the turkeys we studied had not been eaten - some were found buried in temples and human graves, perhaps as companions for the afterlife." -University of York, Archaeology Dept.). That's not saying turkeys weren't eaten. Also I never said they didn't eat lizards or any meat at all- but meat was scarce in both diets. With fruits and vegetables being the most constant things in their diets, since they were an agricultural based society- and grew fruits and vegetables year round. They're really amazing people, who did incredible things. I've read tons of articles on Mayan and Aztec food cultures, simply because I like food and history.
Real Mexican Food ! Love it
i LOVEEE El cocinero it’s one of my favorite vegan restaurants ever tbh
Dope episode!! 🔥
I LOVE Lucy....she reminds me of my Mom and Aunts when they get together to cook
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ESO Si , I love to see places that are part and represent our community
Love it, back to the true roots for all!
Looks soooo good
Awesome episode.
Despite the astrology, to be able to put together a dish on the fly based on a theme of ingredients is impressive. The tacos were mouthwatering in every section of this episode.
Wow super Pancho!!! Eres una leyenda!!!
El Cocinero is my family! They are truly one of a kind!
Oooohhhwweeee this looks delicious....I need to experience this place 😋🥰😍
Love this
Great taco scene in Los Angeles.😊
Glad to see Mr.Gomez back and the TACO series!
Muchísimas gracias por ofrecer esta opción vegana/vegetariana en comida mexicana para explorar Los Ángeles. Espero poder probarlas muy pronto 😋🌮🌯
Dude that’s so awesome I wanna bring my mom here.
The last spot went crazy
fantastic people food and drinks, I miss southern California
well done, i am proud of you!
Great host! Lovely people, man I need some of those tacos
We need more people like Denise….because nonvegan spirituality is muy loco😵💫
Even in this internet age people (regular Americans) freak out when I bust out some serious vegetable based Mexican cooking.
• A poblano and some cactus cut into strips. Add in creme cheese and roasted corn. Maybe some fresh, sliced jalapenos. _Rajas con crema._
• Squash blossoms sauteed in garlic butter. Put them on a refried bean chalupa.
• A big ole bowl of pinto beans. Pinto beans with crushed tomatoes, garlic, onion and a ton of cilantro.
People just expect some pork or beef in our cooking. Don't get me wrong-- I'm totally down for chicharones and whatnot but, there's more to Mexican that just that.
You just said cheese ... Um
@@damien1781
Mexico has like 30 different kinds of cheeses. Including a _creme fraiche,_ "creme cheese" kinda sorta. The average person in these comments doesn't know what a creme fraiche is.
@@republicoftexas4651 I certainly know what creme fraiche is and that's not Mexican, it's European. I'm a huge foodie...
wow, amazingly delicious 😍😍😋😋
not vegan myself but i'm down to try these foods
OMG look really delicious
My mouth is watering
Can’t wait to eat here!!
Paco’s got a great vibe on camera
"UN shot"
(la tequila como el rio) 🤙😄
please do more of these for vegan food in la
Definitely Going to El cocinero 😋😋😋
Great spots you highlighted! But where can I get a Tacos LA hat like that?!
Yeah she's back!
Wow that zodiac taco is exactly all the ingredients that my Aries wife loves, I gotta make it for her now!
Lmao no
Best host yall have had in this one
So hungry… 🤤
I'm so glad to see this honestly. Makes me happy about not eating animals for a few years now.
El Cocinero taco is my dream come true
This food is amazing!!! I was Def skepitcal i am an army vet and love meat but this is very very good for someone who eats meat, i enjoy these tacos more than meat for the most part good birria tacos cant be beat
Good content..🔥
The food looks tasty
en La Habra hay un puesto de tortas y resurante especializado en nopales, de origen Mexicano, yucateco
Donde compa??
So easy to find good vegan in l.a when i visited
I need their recipe book
The food looks really good 🤤
POW! PEW! WHAMMY!! Another taco place in LA! How original! 🥱💡🎉
Viva Trejos Tacos! 🎉🎉🎉
🔥🔥🔥
I literally just want to visit here for the food!!! It’s done ✅ lol 😂✈️✈️✈️ Aloha 🤙🏽 from Hawai’i 🧘🏽♀️🧋
I’m a simple man, I see Paco on the thumbnail and I click 🔥
Alchemy Organica - truly memorable and delicious food.
WORD TO THIS!!! =)
Denise! I'm so happy for you!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
respect
A zodiac taco ! That's so dope!
What is that white sauce they always add to the tacos and food?
It’s probably crema aka sour cream in this case vegan 🌱
Where can I get that hat @ 10:37