Tag: how to cook
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Brisket birria tacos

This is a little something that won’t get a mention on a quick-and-easy Old El Paso authentic-Mexican-at-home shelf pack. This is the real McCoy, or the Mexican worded version thereof. This is brisket cooked down in a spicy, aromatic broth until its pull apart tender (and that broth is spicy and aromatic with things that…
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the BASTARD BURRITO

Until last week, I had not eaten a burrito for over 20 years. That is one thing I know about. Things I do not know about are how to build a traditional burrito, if in fact the burrito is traditional Mexican cooking at all. But I am in luck because I have a default setting…
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Seafood chowdeeer

The air is cold but the chowder is definitely warm. The origins of chowder are a little cloudy, much like a swagger of other regional specialities such as bouillabaisse, paella, laksa, pho and so on. This is how I make mine. I certainly shall not be claiming to be the original or the best. Top…
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Really, really easy pit beans.
I don’t even know what to say about these beans except they are so damn easy – not boozed up prom queen easy but really darn close. Cook these as a side at your next BBQ or do not be afraid to put a fried egg on top of a bowl of this and call…
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Troppo fried chicken burger
In Australia when we add pineapple to a dish we are automatically granted permission to rename name the dish with tropical as the prefix. For example; a pork chop that has a pineapple ring added to it may now be a tropical pork chop, a pineapple sorbet is now tropical sorbet and fast food joints…

