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On episode three of No Passport Required, host and chef Marcus Samuelsson spends time in Chicago, where he eats and talks with people who play a role in the city’s growing Mexican community. Throughout the episode, Samuelsson hears from the community about immigration, family, and preserving culture for a new generation.
He also eats his way through one of the best food scenes in the country: tacos, nopales, carnitas, mole verde, and enfrijoladas. He visits one of America’s best restaurants, Mi Tocaya; boxes with Gabriel Navarro, who coaches at-risk kids in the predominately Mexican neighborhood where he lives; and tries tamales two ways — a traditional preparation and a new take — with local chefs.
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