The General Secretary of Government of the State, Javier Navarro, presented the Corona recognition for Living Heritage of Nuevo León to the owners of the restaurant Mi Jacal during the twelfth edition of the Heritage Day of Nuevo León. The mayor, Carlos Rodríguez Gómez, expressed his pride for this recognition to the Chereti family and the restaurant Mi Jacal, highlighting the importance of cultural heritage in local gastronomy and traditions.
At the event held in Cadereyta, the significant work of the owners of Mi Jacal as bearers of the tradition of cuajitos, a distinctive dish of the region, was emphasized. Melissa Segura, head of the Secretary of Culture of Nuevo León, mentioned that cuajitos are more than just a dish; they are the essence of shared moments and a fundamental part of local history.
Cuajitos, originating from Cadereyta Jiménez, have remained a culinary tradition rooted in the community over the years, enjoyed on special occasions and preserved with love and respect. The gastronomic tasting at the event, featuring the participation of the Folkloric Ballet of the Casa de la Cultura of Cadereyta and singer Kiko Montalvo, highlighted the importance of this culinary heritage in family identity and unity.
The delivery of the Corona recognition for Living Heritage of Nuevo León reflects the commitment of the Secretary of Culture to preserve the traditions and culture of the region. This recognition aims to highlight the importance of cultural roots and promote appreciation for the cultural wealth of the state. Alejandro Chereti, on behalf of his family and the restaurant Mi Jacal, deeply thanked this recognition and expressed gratitude for the honor received.