Hidalgo Market in Tijuana

Nopales vendors at the Hidalgo Market in Tijuana, Mexico – photo by Jen and Scott at the Bridge and Tunnel Club – circa June 2006Photo essay (hyperlink updated)
Making us hungry: Jen and Scott (24-Jun-06), Hidalgo Market – Mercado Hidalgo, Bridge and Tunnel Club [website devoted to New York City], online at bridgeandtunnelclub.com/bigmap/outoftown (accessed 27-Jun-08).

Cited above is a photo essay documenting the abundance of fresh and dried fruits and vegetables available at the Hidalgo Market (Mercado Hidalgo) in Tijuana, Mexico.

To the left, the photo shows two vendors who are scraping off the spines and dicing the pads of prickly pear cactus (Opuntia) to make nopales.


Posted by 3Dsound at Saturday, August 11, 2007 11:41 AM
Categories: photo essay, nopales, Mexico
Tags: photo essay nopales Mexico
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