
Chef Bruce wins Edible Magazine’s Local Hero Award
Edible Magazine, Louisville’s dedicated publication representing our local food community, has recently published the winners of their Local Hero Awards. …
Edible Magazine, Louisville’s dedicated publication representing our local food community, has recently published the winners of their Local Hero Awards. …
Chef Bruce Ucán from Mayan Café in Louisville, Kentucky guides us through how to make a white molé. The entire …
Chef Bruce Ucán from Mayan Café in Louisville, Kentucky guides us through how to make a traditional red molé. The …
BY MARTY ROSEN | SPECIAL TO THE COURIER-JOURNAL | JANUARY 5, 2011 Local food critic, Marty Rosen is a self-proclaimed …
Around the World Ethnic Cuisine in Louisville : A Love Story by Scott Wade Louisville Eccentric Observer, December 10, 2010 …
BY LIZA WEISSTUCH | GLOBE CORRESPONDENT | APRIL 25, 2010 Here is an excerpt from an article published in the …
By Joseph Lord Special to Velocity | September 3, 2009 Louisville suffers no dearth of Latin American food options, at …
BY MARTY ROSEN • SPECIAL TO THE COURIER-JOURNAL • AUGUST 8, 2009 “Ethnic food” is a convenient label. Like the …
BY STEVE KAUFMAN | CONTRIBUTING WRITER | VOICE-TRIBUNE | JULY 9, 2009 Bruce Ucán, owner of Mayan Café, is one …
MARTY ROSEN | SPECIAL FOR THE VELOCITY | JULY, 2009 …”You can just thank your lucky fork that consecutive waves of immigrants have settled in Louisville, bringing along their recipes for Hyderabad goat (Dakshin); stone-pot bibimbap (Lee’s Korean); Cuban sandwiches (Havana Rumba); full-throated Sichuan heat (Jasmine Chinese); white-chocolate mole (Mayan Café); thiebu jeun (Chez Seneba); shawarma (Safier); or tamales (La Rosita).” Continue reading
That famous brunch dish you’ve been dying to make at home : Chef Bruce Ucán’s Huevos Motuleños Continue reading
BY STEPHEN HACKER | LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE | September 03, 2007 When I called Bruce Ucan, chef-owner of the Mayan Cafe, …