oaxaca

1. alternativeAlternative form of Oaxaca (the cheese)

   Poblano Chile: fried poblano pepper, quinoa, butternut squash, oaxaca cheese, seared greens, garlic tomato broth, crema

   2014, Where to Eat Guide Central Napa - Spring Issue 2014

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   I most enjoyed the rajas, highlighted by perfectly smoky poblano slices with melty oaxaca cheese and a dash of sea salt.

   2019 January 17, Timothy Malcolm, “Our Latest Obsession: The Costras at La Vibra”, in Houstonia Magazine

   Items on the menu include shrimp taco with pineapple slaw and chipotle sauce, a barbecue pulled pork taco with corn, avocado, cilantro and a barbecue sour cream drizzle, a carne asada beef taco with oaxaca cheese, queso fresco, guacamole and ranchero sauce, a lime pastor taco with grilled pineapple,cilantro and ranchero sauce and for dessert, Margaritaville’s signature key lime pie.

   2019 October 22, Ryan Loughlin, “Tacos and tequila in paradise”, in Atlantic City Weekly

   Next, to balance sweet with savory, order the Dirty Tots with bacon, pickled jalapenos, oaxaca cheese sauce and sharp cheddar.

   2019 October 23, Megan Ziots, “Dallas' Best Brunch Spots by Neighborhood — a Guide to the Week's Most Important Meal”, in Paper City Magazine

   They have brought in a wide variety of spices including many organic options, and a dairy case with cheeses including halloumi, queso fresco, mexicano, and oaxaca.

   2019 November 12, Eva Fisher, “KNosh News – November 2019”, in kawartha NOW

1. A city in Mexico.
2. A municipality whose municipal seat is the city of the same name.
3. A state of Mexico.

   The hurricane’s heavy rain created rushing rivers in Oaxaca and neighboring Guerrero Thursday, killing at least one person in San Marcos.

   2025 June 19, Mary Gilbert, “Erick, the strongest hurricane to hit Mexico so early in the year, triggers deadly flooding”, in CNN, archived from the original on 15 Aug 2025

4. A habitational surname from Spanish.

plural Oaxacas

1. countableuncountableA semihard white cheese from the Oaxaca region of Mexico.