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Sabor a Three Sisters: Green Pipián
Join LA Plaza Cocina and Marlene Aguilar in learning how to make a pipián sauce that is inspired by Mesoamerica's faming methods!
When and where
Date and time
Saturday, June 10 · 10am - 12pm PDT
Location
LA Plaza Cocina 555 North Spring Street Los Angeles, CA 90012
Refund Policy
About this event
- 2 hours
- Mobile eTicket
Ages 18+ ONLY!
Masking: Optional
In this class, the menu will be inspired by the Milpa System. This system is a Mesoamerican crop growing system that fed and continues to nourish many indigenous nations throughout the Americas.
The Milpa System made it possible for the domestication of indigenous ingredients, such as tomatoes, corn, squash, chiles, and beans.
Learn how to prepare a plant-based pipián sauce that features fragrant herbs and the legendary three sisters: beans, squash and corn. These crops grow symbiotically and provide a variety of culinary offerings to Mesoamerican and Mexican Culture.
Special Guest: Marlene Aguilar of Irekuarhikua.
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Parking Lot Information
There are two nearby Parking Lot Locations:
- LA Plaza Village Parking Lot: 555 N. Broadway Los Angeles CA 90012
- LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes Parking Lot: 171 Arcadia St. Los Angeles CA 90012
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING POLICY BEFORE REGISTERING AND/OR ATTENDING THIS EVENT!!
Dress Code Policy
For the safety of all attendees, LA Plaza Cocina asks that all attendees abide by the following guidelines of our Dress Code Policy to make our space safe for you, or staff members, and guest chefs and speakers:
- Please wear comfortable clothes with closed-toe shoes
- Please pull long hair back with a hairband
- Attendees MUST wear a mask throughout the duration of the program except for eating and/or drinking
If you have any questions, please review the Frequently Asked Question Section of our website below the Culinary Programs Calendar, or contact us by calling (323) 397-8365 or email us at cocina@lapca.org
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About the organizer
LA Plaza de Cultura y Arte (LA Plaza) honors the past, inspires the future, and recognizes the enduring cultural influence of Mexicans, Mexican Americans and all Latinos in Los Angeles through transformative exhibitions, programing and educational experiences.
Located near the site where Los Angeles was founded in 1781, LA Plaza's 2.2-acre campus includes two historic and newly renovated buildings (the Vickrey-Brunswig Building and Plaza House) surrounded by 30,000 square feet of public garden.
LA Plaza is a 501(c)(3) non profit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law. Federal Tax ID#75-3059288.
LA Plaza is an official project of Los Angeles County and a Smithsonian Affiliate.
LA Plaza Cocina is a unique space that expands the role of LA Plaza de Cultura y Artes in sharing stories about Mexican, Mexican-American, and Latina/Latino history, art and culture. LA Cocina is a museum, the first one of its kind focused on Mexican cuisine; a teaching kitchen dedicated to exploring the rich culinary traditions and treasures of Mexican and Mexican American cooking; and a store where Angelenos and visitors will find rare and high value culinary-related ingredients, cookbooks, decorative items, and utensils used in preparing the complex cuisine.