From the volcano to your kitchen. by netot
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Description
This is one Molcajete, a mortar made of volcanic stone (There is a lot of this stone here)
My Mayan and Pipilian ancestors used it to grind small amounts of food, making gravies and sauces mixes. The volcanic stone adds a special flavor to foods. (At least we think so)I hope you like it!!!
Comments (15)
deathbringer451
Very nice job, this caught my eye as I was browsing, I like the focus you did especially.
whaleman
That's pretty cool, having a mortar and pestle made from volcanic rock! Looks like you've been using it to burn incense.
netot
No, it's cinnamon, that we use to mix with corn to make porridge I don't know what the yellow thing is.
wysiwig
One way to get minerals in your diet. A very nicely made piece.
DamirCizmok
Great shot!
dakotabluemoon
Nice shot of this item.
Feliciti
must smell really good i think !!nice to captured this !!
dochtersions
Thank you for sharing this, Neto. It looks so interesting, and I would like to taste thinks which have been in this mortar. I love lava stones for in our garden, to let grow cacti and succulents in it.
Faemike55
Very cool capture and wonderful device I've got one, but it is made of a differnt material (supposedly marble)
MrsLubner
I have one my family purchased from the Museum of Natural History many years ago in a sale they had of overstocked exhibits. I treasure it and it works very well. Nice shot.
jocko500
this is wonderful to see
Isabelle711
I have been wanting one of these. :))))) This is a most excellent capture my friend. :))))) I too love the info you shared. :))))) Thank you for sharing more about you and your family. :))))) Carry A Smile In Your Heart :)))))
rachris480907
Very nicely captured "still life." Nice job!
blondeblurr
I have got one too - but mine is made from Granite, very heavy! But I like yours - because I have never heard of it before, made from Lava stone, WOW that is really interesting IMO! BB
angora
wonderful!!! very pretty! ours is called 'tjobek' (maleisian name) and made of granite