hiatus

SOY SALSA has been dormant for some time because Kenny and I have been focusing on other projects like...

Pichón: https://www.facebook.com/pichondf
our weekly pop-up brunch restaurant

estaciones / sazones: http://pjflags.tumblr.com/
a 6-day food and art project

street photography/fashion blog: http://puntofashion.tumblr.com/
also documentation for the fashion trend I'm trying to promote

It's been an incredibly fruitful time for us, and we have SOY SALSA to thank for always motivating us to keep on creating.

-PJ and Kenny

'Military Occupation'

nsfw

printmaking project...

CBR

Kenny is now in charge of making all the fresh food for the take-away food store Comida Bebidas Revistas para llevar.  Check out their website here: comidabebidasrevistas.com.  

  

 Roast Beef Baguette

 Brown Rice Salad

 Roasted Veggie Salad

Freshly Fried Potato Chips with Rosemary

ZóCAT

Expensive Monuments

Anyone else notice how the Estela de Luz monument looks like a metro station wall??

merchandise

high-NRG

Flying V-necks

REVOLUTION

escalerga

Sopa Azteca @ El Huequito

El Huequito started as a taco stand in 1959 and gained recognition for their unique take on tacos al pastor (highly recommended).  Now they've grown into a small chain of restaurants and stands around town.  We go to the one near our house on Bolivar and always order the same thing...

Sopa Azteca- It's a mild tomato broth with crispy tortillas, chunks of cheese, dried chile pasilla, avocado, and a side of crema.  It's the best one we've tried. 

Nopal Salad- This cactus paddle salad is special and a good gateway for those who might be unfamiliar with nopal.  They prepare it so that it's not slimy and dress it generously with oregano. 

We always get a few tacos al pastor (of course) AND a side of tortilla chips to enjoy the six different home-made salsas in the center of the table.

Photo 1

There's nothing like having an old SLR laying around loaded with some high-speed black and white film.  It's how most people learn about the mechanics of photography in school, but also, it's just fun.  I love going back to this basic way of shooting now and again.  This roll spans the last three months and includes my excursion to San Miguel de Allende to visit my dad.

San Judas Tadeo

October 28th in La Plaza Romita

volcanos & waterfalls

Today we went to the volcanos Popocatepetl and Iztaccihuatl with our friends Jacinto, Abdi, and Ashley.  Popo, at an elevation of 17,802 feet, is active and spit out a few poofs during our hike.