Pasco Kitchen & Lounge To Host Four Course Noche Oaxaca Dinner

Pasco Kitchen & Lounge To Host Four Course Noche Oaxaca Dinner

Mar 23, 20151 min read

Albondigas at Pasco Kitchen & Lounge

Pasco Kitchen & Lounge, located in Geronimo Plaza near Main Gate Square at 820 E University Blvd, will host a four-course dinner April 14 featuring dishes from the Mexican state of Oaxaca. Also being featured with the dinner, is a tasting of Del Maguey, single village mescal, which, according to Del Maguey, “supports village producers (palenqueros) the freedom to produce mezcal using ancient practices that the indigenous people of Oaxaca have been employing before the Spanish conquest.”

Mescal, tequila’s feisty, more illicit primo, is produced from the agave plant, however has a smokier finish and more complex flavor profile.

Oaxacan cuisine is often touted as the most varied cuisine in Mexico due to the state’s multiple climates and cultures.

Noche Oaxaca Menu

Course 1
  • Caldo De Piedra (Stone Soup) – Green chile, coriander, shrimp, red snapper in river stone boiled seafood broth
Course 2
  • Fideo con Vegetales Y Chicharon (Thin Noodle, Vegetables, & Crispy Pork) – Homemade pasta, spring veg, herbs, BBQ smoked pork belly and shoulder
Course 3
  • Barbacoa de Cordero Con Mole Negro (Banana Leaf Wrapped & Roasted Lamb) – Pit roasted lamb, charred spring onion, radish, lime, chile, Oaxacan molé
Course 4
  • Mezcal Con Chocolate Y Pastel de Elote – Spiced hot cocoa and coffee beans with sweet corn cake, and crema de mescal

Dinner begins at 6pm and is $30 per person. For more information or to make reservations, contact Pasco.

For more information, visit Pasco Kitchen & Lounge on Facebook.

Article written by:

C.J. Hamm
Tucson Foodie is Tucson's premier food and dining publication, covering the best restaurants, events, and culinary experiences in Southern Arizona.

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