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Paco's Culinary Tip: For authentic Mexican salsas and textured guacamole, always choose medium-porosity volcanic basalt.
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Paco Solís
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Paco Solís Expert Tip: If you choose a volcanic basalt molcajete, remember to season it with raw white rice and coarse rock salt before its first use, and never wash it with soap to preserve the natural pores.
