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   Alison Tiplady

   Jul 14

   Thank you so much for this wonderful and easy to make sauce. It’s a constant in our go tos for tacos of any type. I would also like to give it a go as a marinade for something like a pork chop with the bone in??? If add a bit of sugar I’m thinking 🤔
   😁

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      Pati Jinich

      Nov 05

      Great idea Alison, this salsa is perfect to marinate pork, chicken or tuna!

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   Zapatas Bar San Luis

   Aug 01

   Hi Pati
   I have been using a similar version of this sauce since long time ago when preparing Micheladas. It was in San Luis Potosi where the origin of the michelada’s drink started. The difference was on the amount of soy sauce and the chipotle sauce. We used Salsa San Luis.
   Your recipe is very delicious and definitely I used for a different version of micheladas (smoky kind 😉 ).

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      Pati Jinich

      Aug 16

      Check out this article by the amazing Daniel Hernandez to which I contributed with a couple of ideas 🙂 https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2022-08-11/michelada-history-beer-drink-los-angeles-mexico-market

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   Tim Gonzalez

   Nov 23

   Hi Pati, I have found different Maggi sauces. Maggi Wurze, Maggi Seasoning and Maggi Jugo.
   Is there a difference?
   Thank you!! Love the show. My family is from southeastern Arizona and the Sonoran flavors that you bring to your food brings back wonderful memories.

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      Pati Jinich

      Dec 28

      I’ll go with Jugo Maggi Tim, enjoy this salsa!

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   Ana Martinez

   Mar 26

   Hi, what can be substituted for the chipotle sauce?

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      Pati Jinich

      Apr 11

      Well, in this sauce is really hard to substitute the chipotle sauce, if you want to make it less spicy you could add sweet chipotle sauce, if not, better just to leave it out 😉

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   Carl Baum

   Feb 15

   WOW!!! Patient, thank you for teaching us to cook authentic Mexican. Your dishes are amazing!!! I had to order the Maggi sauce after you made the Multipurpose sauce to try it. It now has a set place in our fridge, I am using that stuff on everything. Thank you and keep up the great work.

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      Pati Jinich

      Feb 20

      So glad you liked this sauce Carl, and yes, by all means enjoy the Maggie sauce, it is a yummy way to season proteins and veggies alike 😉

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   Brad

   Dec 24

   I live in AZ and have really enjoyed your food travel through Sonora. I’m hungry after every episode. Also, my Mom was an excellent cook with 3 sons too, so I can really appreciate the bond of food and your boys. Thank you, Pati 🙂

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      Pati Jinich

      Dec 24

      Thanks to you for tuning in Brad and for sharing the memories of your mom 😉

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   Laura Munoz

   Dec 19

   Hola Pati, where can I buy the Maggi sauce?

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      Pati Jinich

      Dec 21

      They sell it in every single Latin or Hispanic Market Laura; I have seen it in mainstream grocery stores as well. If you don’t find it, then they have it online for sure. Good luck!

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   Paula

   Nov 16

   What is the best way or ways to use this sauce? I recently discovered Maggi sauce and love it.

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      Pati Jinich

      Nov 22

      Hey Paula, you can use it in any marinade for beef, pork, fish, and more. Use it instead of soy or Worcestershire 😉

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