Baja California Sur is the
third biggest fishing industry in Mexico, right after Sonora and Sinaloa. It
produces the most lobster, clam and squid, and this is why Baja California
Sur’s gastronomy is known for their seafood based dishes.
Regarding agricultura, BCS’s
main crops are potatoes, chili, tomatoes and alfalfa.
Some of BCS’s most renowned
dishes are lobster, chocolate clam, dried manta, and the imperial steak made
with bacon and shrimp. Also, tamarind dipped pork, stuffed shrimp and sautéd
fish and flour tortillas.
Some of the typical
seasonings and condiments of BCS that spice up their regional food are oregano
and damiana, with this last one being
used to produce sweet liquor elaborated from its plant and roots, packed with
healing properties. Other known typical beverages are date liquor or classic
grape wine.
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