How to pronounce “sonora” in English

Sonora.

That Sonora absorbs 110 grams of water for every 100 grams of flour.

This is Sonora flour, which is a variety that has a really rich history here in California.

Where's that sonora?

My mom's family in Sonora and Chihuahua-- their ranch-- all the cattle used to graze on this beautiful Mexican oregano,

We've got someone in Sonora, California.

So I've been through the Sonoran Desert in Arizona in a collaboration with a company called American Manganese.

They also went out to Table Mountain near Sonora.

Actually only one-- that is the smoked venom of the Sonoran desert toad.

The other bread that you'll try is the bread made from that Sonora, which we call California Heirloom.

And so like that sonora, that light colored flour in the bread that we're going to eat?

And miners went to places like Table Mountain in Tuolumne County near Sonora.

And you can imagine what that's like going from-- you actually go from the Sonoran Desert to the Mojave Desert, because that's where the deserts come together.

And then she found my father again and he came back to live with her after he was being raised in Sonora.

And then finally, Bacanora, made in Sonora.

This is in, uh, the Sonora Desert just south of the U.S. border.

are truly remarkable. For example, which creature in the Sonoran desert inspired a type 2 diabetes medication?

So a type 2 diabetes medication was inspired by the Gila monster that lives in the Sonoran desert.

So part of what the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and the Sonoran Desert, afford you is distance, sometimes, from an incredibly controlling extended family.

These are ocotillos, which are found in the lower Sonoran Desert, kind of the very bottom.

In our family, we're typical northern-- my family, from Sonora, Chihuahua, that area.

Mexican migration came from central Mexico, from Michoacán, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Mexico City, Sonora also, so what we considered Mexican food, those are really the traditions of those

regions, tacos, burritos from Northern Mexico,carne asada from Northern Mexico, Manchaca, Sonora, those are the traditions that historically came to the United States cause those were

life that you picture old California, like the old Zorro episodes, they ended up in Sonora Town, which is where Alvera Street is now; absolutely impoverished with not a penny to

And this is out in the Sonora desert of Creosote

And so did the poet who started the movement, Cesárea Tinajero, last seen somewhere in the Sonoran Desert.