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On Tonights Menu...
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Pork Chops with a chile sauce, some rice pilaf (I'll add some chopped almonds and finely diced jalapenos to that) y como siempre my dish has to have frijoles (pintos since I don't have frijoles negros) con queso.... :chef: and I'll wash it down with a Dr. Pepper! Just thought I'd let you all know what I'll be making for dinner :lol: |
:evil: thats mean ...especially since i cant keep anything down rite now .... i got the flu bad ...que malo eres! im craving italian food ....mmmmm =)~
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THAT SOUNDS DELICIOUS!! :wink:
HOPE U SAFE SOME FOR US!!! |
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what sux about the flu is that (atleast for me)...all the taste goes. Once your nose gets stuffy....nada....might as well be eating hot cardboard.
thats why its the best time to eat vegetables n shit si no te gusta...cuz you can't take it. Docta Flores' Prescribes: 4 Shots Tequila and 1 good night of sleep :D ajuuua! |
aaaaww thanks chef ...that would be so good .... i wish you were ... yummmy caldo =)~
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HOPE U FEEL BETTER AND GET WELL SOON!!!!SDXicano85
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Dammit Man!!!
I'm On A DIET Aztec!! Ur Making Me SOOOOOOOOO HUNGRY And I'm NOT Suppossed to Eat Rite Now :( :x :tongue: |
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Dr. Pepper isn't nasty your taste buds are probably just confused... :lol:
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Did you have a bad experience with it?
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Aztec,
Do you have a good recipe for a carne asada marinade? |
KOOLARROW...
you can purchase some carne asada seasoning at your local mercado pero si no encuentras here you go... 1 lemon 2 oranges 1 tbsp. oregano 1 onion 1 tsp. seasoning salt Bueno depending on how much carne you gonna marinade, this is good for about 2lbs of meat. Mix the carne with the seasoning salt, oregano, juice of 1/2 lemon, juice of 1 1/2 oranges. slice the onion and mix. cut the lemon and orange into slices and add. let this marinate for about 4-6 hours 12 is best. try it out si no te sale bien, well you did something wrong :) puro pedo this is what I use. If you buy meat the best one to get is the Ranchera cut con esto sale bueno. CAUTION: if you buy less meat, be careful on how much lemon you use, porque the acid will cook the meat before you do. as for everything else nomas echale beer...you know how we do it :wink: |
gracias 8)
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Aztec Chef would you recommend that I use flank steak? That's the closest thing I find out here but it's too thick. Is there anything els I could use?
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Bottom Round is usally sold in bulk, no se si lo vende aya mismo. I usually buy it and cut it myself. They way I showed mi jefita to cut steak thinner is, lay the meat on a cutting board or any flat surface (Caution: be sure it is level) place your hand on top of the steak and gently slice in the middle with a knife. you can repeat it as necessary till you get the cut you desire. |
When my neice was a baby, we introduced her to Coke and would therefore always ask for it.
My sister didnt want her baby to be drinking soda on a regular basis so we fooled my niece by diluting some prune juice with water. |
damn aztec that sounds good right about now... i ate a late lunch and im regretting it right about now... i wanna eat but its too late...
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Is that what it is? I never looked at the nutrition facts. :scratch: |
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yummy! this is making me hungry. :P
Now I gotta figure out what I want to eat for dinner tonight. |
mmmm that sounded good Aztec_Chef!!! rice pilaf con almonds? sounds interesting!! are you married or you have a lady? cuz you sure can make a girl happy by cooking for her.. and mainly taking over in preparing the dinner..
do you know how i can prepare the alfredo sauce from scratch? |
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As for the Alfredo Suace...I usually buy the packets at the store, pero if I have to prepare one a.s.a.p. here is what I use... 1 cup of milk 1 tsp Butter 1/4 tsp. of corn starch salt and pepper In a suace pan add milk and butter. on medium heat bring the milk and butter to a simmer constantly stirring. (BE CAREFUL NOT TO SCORCH THE MILK it burns easily) when it begins to simmer, add the corn starch and stir with a wire whisk. add salt and pepper to taste. NOTE: If your sauce is to thin, add a lil more corn starch. If it's to thick add milk. CAUTION: Never leave boiling milk unattended, it can make a big ole mess, and you'll spend more time cleaning than cooking. |
hmmm ok.. I know corn starch is Maizena.. but simmer is what?? before boiling point??? *wonders*
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