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A Guatemalan Family Cooking Pepian & Making Tortillas

February 9, 2011 //  by Joann Paulsen

This is a great example of a traditional Guatemalan household. The people in the video are Lidia Lopez and her family from San Antonio Aguas Calientes making Pepian and tortillas. They are dressed in ‘traje’ which is traditional clothing Mayan women have worn for centuries. This household is very indicative of many of the homes in Guatemala today.

Category: Guatemalan Cuisine, VideosTag: Aguas, Antonio, Calientes, Clothing, Dress, Family, guatemalan, Huipiles, huipils, Mayan, Pepian, Pipan, San, Tortillas, Traditional, Traje

Lidia Lopez from Guatemala and Her Family Making Tortillas

February 3, 2011 //  by Joann Paulsen

This is a Mayan family in San Antonio Aguas Calientes, Guatemala. Lidia Lopez and her sisters are making tortillas to accompany a traditional meal called Pepian (also spelled Pipian.) In Guatemala, corn is served with almost every meal, often in the form of tortillas. Not only is corn commonly grown by families in rural areas, but the people of Guatemala also have a special relationship with corn dating back centuries. According to the traditional Maya religion, the gods first made men out of mud, then wood. But neither material worked. Finally, men were created from corn, and some Mayan people today still believe their flesh was once made from corn.

Category: Guatemalan Cuisine, VideosTag: Aguas, Calientes, Cooking, Corn, Cuisine, Families, Family, guatemalan, Mayan, Meal, Pepian, Pipian, Rice, Tortillas, Traditional

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