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  1. Take chunks of chicken and/or steak and/or seafood along with chunks of white
    onion, red bell pepper, Anaheim chilies, and marinate in tequila, lime juice,
    evoo, and a little crushed garlic and cumin.

    Take an old griddle or cast iron pan the put it on the outdoor grill heat until
    very hot or when oil smokes instantly.

    Grill the marinated mixture turning frequently.

    Serve with warmed corn tortillas & fresh pico de gallo.

    Don't forget the margaritas or dos equis (X X).

    Dimitri

  2. "Dimitri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Take chunks of chicken and/or steak and/or seafood along with chunks of
    white onion, red bell pepper, Anaheim chilies, and marinate in tequila,
    lime juice, evoo, and a little crushed garlic and cumin.

    Take an old griddle or cast iron pan the put it on the outdoor grill heat
    until very hot or when oil smokes instantly.

    Grill the marinated mixture turning frequently.

    Serve with warmed corn tortillas & fresh pico de gallo.

    Don't forget the margaritas or dos equis (X X).

    Dimitri

    The perfect dish for celebrating the peasant uprising and victory over
    Maximillian's soldiers at Puebla! Now, we need a recipe to celebrate the
    fact that two years ago on this day, I talked my way out of a speeding
    ticket, something that's next to impossible with New York State Troopers.

  3. "Doug Kanter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    The perfect dish for celebrating the peasant uprising and victory over
    Maximillian's soldiers at Puebla! Now, we need a recipe to celebrate the fact
    that two years ago on this day, I talked my way out of a speeding ticket,
    something that's next to impossible with New York State Troopers.

    Hot Pastrami on rye with half sour pickle and a side of slaw with a egg cream to
    drink.

    :-)

    Dimitri

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    The perfect dish for celebrating the peasant uprising and victory over
    Maximillian's soldiers at Puebla! Now, we need a recipe to celebrate the
    fact that two years ago on this day, I talked my way out of a speeding
    ticket, something that's next to impossible with New York State Troopers.

    Hot Pastrami on rye with half sour pickle and a side of slaw with a egg
    cream to drink.

    :-)

    Dimitri

    That's the lunch for legal battles, eh? 🙂

  5. "Dimitri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Take chunks of chicken and/or steak and/or seafood along with chunks of


    white

    Quoted message said:

    onion, red bell pepper, Anaheim chilies, and marinate in tequila, lime


    juice,

    Quoted message said:

    evoo, and a little crushed garlic and cumin.

    Take an old griddle or cast iron pan the put it on the outdoor grill heat


    until

    Quoted message said:

    very hot or when oil smokes instantly.

    Grill the marinated mixture turning frequently.

    Serve with warmed corn tortillas & fresh pico de gallo.

    Don't forget the margaritas or dos equis (X X).

    Dimitri

    That's pretty similar to what I was going to make tonight with my Mahi Mahi
    fish tacos! I'm going to marinate the fish (shoots, I need to get on that
    in the next few hours) with garlic, cumin, coriander, evoo, lime and then
    heat up a grill-type CI skillet. Cook, then slice and put in corn tortillas
    with cabbage and a mixture of avocado, tomato, cilantro, onion, lime &
    vinegar. Toss on some sour cream and that's my kind of food!

    My hubby can eat chicken or pork and like it! Hah! (Okay, maybe I'll
    marinate his food, too. I'll be nice today. <g>😉

    kili <----------- who only had to work this morning and has the entire
    weekend off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  6. Doug Kanter said:

    "Dimitri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Take chunks of chicken and/or steak and/or seafood along with chunks of
    white onion, red bell pepper, Anaheim chilies, and marinate in tequila,
    lime juice, evoo, and a little crushed garlic and cumin.

    Take an old griddle or cast iron pan the put it on the outdoor grill heat
    until very hot or when oil smokes instantly.

    Grill the marinated mixture turning frequently.

    Serve with warmed corn tortillas & fresh pico de gallo.

    Don't forget the margaritas or dos equis (X X).

    Dimitri

    The perfect dish for celebrating the peasant uprising and victory over
    Maximillian's soldiers at Puebla! Now, we need a recipe to celebrate the
    fact that two years ago on this day, I talked my way out of a speeding
    ticket, something that's next to impossible with New York State Troopers.

    Grilled pig?

    ;-)
    gloria p

  7. kilikini said:


    That's pretty similar to what I was going to make tonight with my Mahi Mahi
    fish tacos! I'm going to marinate the fish (shoots, I need to get on that
    in the next few hours) with garlic, cumin, coriander, evoo, lime and then
    heat up a grill-type CI skillet. Cook, then slice and put in corn tortillas
    with cabbage and a mixture of avocado, tomato, cilantro, onion, lime &
    vinegar. Toss on some sour cream and that's my kind of food!

    My hubby can eat chicken or pork and like it! Hah! (Okay, maybe I'll
    marinate his meat, too. I'll be nice today. <g>😉

    I bet he'll love that. 😉

  8. "Sheldon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    kilikini said:


    That's pretty similar to what I was going to make tonight with my Mahi


    Mahi

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    Quoted message said:

    fish tacos! I'm going to marinate the fish (shoots, I need to get on


    that

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    in the next few hours) with garlic, cumin, coriander, evoo, lime and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    heat up a grill-type CI skillet. Cook, then slice and put in corn


    tortillas

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    with cabbage and a mixture of avocado, tomato, cilantro, onion, lime &
    vinegar. Toss on some sour cream and that's my kind of food!

    My hubby can eat chicken or pork and like it! Hah! (Okay, maybe I'll
    marinate his meat, too. I'll be nice today. <g>😉

    I bet he'll love that. 😉

    I was waiting for that! I actually baited you in particular, Sheldon. :~)

    kili

  9. We had:
    corn puding with jack cheese and green chiles

    chips, salsa, and chile con queso (all homemade)

    taco salads...they were going to be burritos, but I was in a salad-y
    mood so the stuffing went over romaine instead.....lettuce, tomatoes,
    scallions, cilantro, pinto beans, guacamole, sour cream, cheddar and
    cotija cheeses

    and forzen cuervo 1800 margaritas

  10. Doug Kanter said:

    The perfect dish for celebrating the peasant uprising and victory over
    Maximillian's soldiers at Puebla! Now, we need a recipe to celebrate the
    fact that two years ago on this day, I talked my way out of a speeding
    ticket, something that's next to impossible with New York State Troopers.

    Donut holes and Rolling Rock.

    --Blair

  11. Dimitri said:

    Take chunks of chicken and/or steak and/or seafood along with chunks of white
    onion, red bell pepper, Anaheim chilies, and marinate in tequila, lime juice,
    evoo, and a little crushed garlic and cumin.

    Take an old griddle or cast iron pan the put it on the outdoor grill heat until
    very hot or when oil smokes instantly.

    Grill the marinated mixture turning frequently.

    Ok, it sounds like you can tell me how to do "fire roasted" shellfish
    (mussels).... all it needs is a cast iron pan. What else?

    TIA
    --

    Ham and eggs.
    A day's work for a chicken, a lifetime commitment for a pig.

  12. kilikini said:

    That's pretty similar to what I was going to make tonight with my Mahi Mahi
    fish tacos!


    Oh, my goodness... mahi mahi must be cheap in your neck o' the woods
    - opps, I forgot! You can throw out a line and catch them where you
    live (as long as you're in a boat at sea).
    🙂
    --

    Ham and eggs.
    A day's work for a chicken, a lifetime commitment for a pig.

  13. "Blair P. Houghton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Doug Kanter said:

    The perfect dish for celebrating the peasant uprising and victory over
    Maximillian's soldiers at Puebla! Now, we need a recipe to celebrate the
    fact that two years ago on this day, I talked my way out of a speeding
    ticket, something that's next to impossible with New York State Troopers.

    Donut holes and Rolling Rock.

    --Blair

    <burp>

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