These dainty, late spring delicacies were stuffed with an ultra-creamy, housemade ricotta. They set the stage for a transformative dining experience that elevated my appreciation and comprehension of Mexican cuisine. Astounding in their freshness and simplicity, the flowers heralded a meal that became more complex and sophisticated with every course. – Virginia B. Wood
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