The
frijoles are also locally grown, and once harvested and dried, we
sort them and wash them before cooking. Although there are many throughout
Mexico, four common types of frijoles are found here: white and small
frijoles called flor de mayo, white and big frijoles called
patole, red and small frijoles called flor ginda, and
light red frijoles called frijole de mata. Most frijoles are
prepared in large quantities with lots of cebolla (onion) and
chile serrano.