Startes

· Our Chalupas          
(you can´t come to Puebla and not try them)

· Guajolotes (2)
(especial bread, filled with beans, avocado, dip, cream and meat)

· Fried Parsley

· Quesadillas filled with pumpkin flower Melted Cheese
(with wheat flour tortillas)

· Stuffed Chilis (2)
(Cheese and lettuce-tomato salad)

· Chanclas (2)
(especial bread dipped in spicy sauce with lettuce, avocado and onion)

Salads

· 282 kcal National Salad
(Nopals, cheese, radish and tomatoes)

· 434 Kcal Chef’s Salad
(lettuce, tomatoes, manchego cheese and avocado with special herbs dressing)

· 609 Kcal Vatican Salad (Caeser´s Salad)
(salad with Roquefort Cheese)

· 193 Kcal Abad´s Salad
(fresh spinaches with sweet and sour seasoning and sesame)

Soups

· ·Vermicelli Soup “As good as homemade”

· Cream of bean “More Pueblan than Mexican”

· Sacristia Soup (tortilla, pork crackling, cheese and chipotle chilli) “It seems to be like all the others, bur our soup ist different.”

· Sapo´s Stock (beef stock, minced vegetables, peas, carrots and rice) “A magic species which you can find in books or in the Callejón de los Sapos. Try to find it in Sacristia de la Compañía.”

· Broth for an Ill Person (chicken broth, minced chicken breast, chickpeas, rice and peas, accompanied with “Pico de Gallo”-Sauce prepared with oil and as you like) “If you are ill, don´t think it twice, order you broth served in Sacristia de la Compañía …no … it´s neither a syrup from Dr. Calderón´s European chemist’s nor from the black chemist’s of the doctor and analytical chemist Don Joaquín Ibanéz. It´s a broth - the cousin of a tonic …the nephew of a balm -. Order it at Sacristia de la Compañía.

Main Dishes

· Poor Enchiladas, Grandmother’s Recipe
(with or without chicken)
(enchiladas in red sauce, sprinkled with cheese and avocado)
“Enchiladas of poor people like there were made and eaten in Puebla`s “Alto Barrio”. It`s origin was the district of Analco. The old people say that it is the oldest district of Puebla. District of the poor but content ones, of the sufferers but happy ones.”

· House made Meatballs

· Manchamantel
“From the regional gastronomy. How about this exquisite sweet-salty stew from Huejotzingo, served with pork, elaborated with wide chili, plantain, sweet potato and pineapple.”

· Mole Poblano (Chocolate chilli sauce)
“Our same hosts … like in the days of viceroys and bishops. Our national dish, it blouse and skirt were prepared perfectly for you in Sacristia de la Compañía. This is the original, mole from Puebla and it´s your host in Sacristia de la Compañía.”

· Green or Red Pipían
“A stew that reddens, like the cheeks of the poblano women when thay hear a Compliment … a wise wait is empreced with the pork, and the potato gives it consistency .. thos is the original, no imitation .. the one served in Sacristia de la Compañía.

· “Sacristia ” Mole “
You won´t regret if you oder this dish, born in Sacristia de la Compañía. It`s a mole; an other one? Yes, but this one is made with rosted chipotle.”

· Casuelita Poblana
(Sliced steak in a clay cazuela with red sauce)

· Santa Rosa Enchiladas
(with “Mole Poblano”, chicken and lettuce)

· Rost Meat a la Poblana
(pico de gallo sauce flamed with tequila)

· “San Pascual” Steak
(steak with huitlacoche *blue sweetcorn*)

· Franciscan Steak
(accompanied with avocado cream, chalupas and sliced poblano chili)

· “Arriera” Steak
(grilled meat with special potato sauce and cambray onions, Serrano chili and olive oil)

· Beef Steak Milanesa
(accompanied with French fries and lettuce, tomato, avocado and onion salad)

Desserts

· Rice Pudding
“As good as home made.”

· Cajeta Crepas
(with vanilla ice cream)

· Jelly of Membrillo with cheese

· Typical Sweets (pieces)
“For sweets – said Miró - , apart from their evocative and many spiritual refinements, display the quality of character of a house and even more so of a people.”

· Cheese Flan

· Sacristia Ice Cream
(with Kahlúa or Amareto)

· Custard Cake

DRINKS

Aperitifs

Campari
Dubonet
Cinzano Rosso
Cinzano Blanco
Oporto Ferreira
Dry Sack
La Ina

Licors & Digestives

Licor Galliano
Grand Marnier
Strega
Midori
Bailey’s
Licor 43
Sambuca Vaccari
Fernet
Frangelico
Cadenas Anissette
Sweet Anissette Chinchón
Dry Anissette Chinchón
Sweet Anissette Asturiana
Dry Anissette Asturiana
Sweet Anissette Domecq
Cabernet XA
Casillero del Diablo
Sangre de Toro
Gato Negro

Soft Drinks

Diet Coke
Coke
Fanta / Sprite
Apple
Squirt
Lemonade
Orangeade
Canada Dry
Conga
Bottle of water

Whisky

Chivas Regal
Buchanann’s
J.W. Etiq. Negra
J.W. Etiq. Roja
J.B

Vodka y Gin

Absolut Azul
Absolut Citron
Smirnoff
Stolichnaya
Wiborowa
Beefeater
Oso Negro

Cognac

Hennessy V.S.O.P.
Martell V.S.O.P.

Tequila

Herradura Rep.
Herradura Bco
Cazadores
3 Magueyes
7 Leguas Rep.
Conmemorativo
Don Julio Rep.
Sauza Hornitos
Jimador
Cuervo 1800

Brandy

Magno
Terry
Torres
Fundador
Presidente
Don Pedro
Azteca de Oro
Carlos I
Cardenal de Mendoza
Duque de Alba

Special Cocktails

Sacristía Casserole
Clamato with clams
Manhattan
Midori Colado
Whipped Campari
Contact with France
Gold girdle
Dry Anissette Domecq
Amaretto Disaronno



Traditional Cocktails

Sangria
Tom Collins
strained pineapple
Bloody Mary
Bull
Planter Punch
Daiquiri
Margarita
Touch of Angel
Alfonso XIII
Stone
Sweet Martini
Desarmador


Beers

Modelo
Negra Modelo
Victoria
Corona

 Red Wines

Concha y Toro
Marqués de Riscal
Siglo
Cabernet XA
Casillero del Diablo
Sangre de Toro
Gato Negro


Vhite Wines

Concha y Toro
Blanc de Blancs XA
Oppenheimer
Liebfraumilch
Marqués de Cáceres


Rosé Wines

Lancers


Sparkling Wines

Moët Chandom
André

Rum

Malibú
Havana 3 años
Havana 5 años
Havana 7 años
Bacardi Blanco
Bacardi Añejo
Bacardi Limón
Bacardi Solera
Appleton Oro
Appleton Blanco
Appleton State