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Re: What is the spice called Adobo?

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    I was at a store looking at spices and there was a spice there called
    Adobo (hope I got the spelling right). What the heck is it? It
    looked like a white powder. I asked several people that work there,
    and no one knew what it is for. One guy said they sell alot of it
    though...... Okkaaaaayyyyyyyy........ I NEVER even heard of it.
    Anyone got any idea?

    I use adobo to help Mexican food taste: Mexican.

    Sprinkle a bit on a chicken breast before grilling. Little on your
    salad, mac n cheese, anything that needs a lift. (This is not the same
    stuff called Adobo sauce, commonly used as a 'q sauce, or sold in cans
    with chipotle peppers.)

    Pierre

  2. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Pierre said:
    Quoted message said:

    I was at a store looking at spices and there was a spice there called
    Adobo (hope I got the spelling right). What the heck is it? It
    looked like a white powder. I asked several people that work there,
    and no one knew what it is for. One guy said they sell alot of it
    though...... Okkaaaaayyyyyyyy........ I NEVER even heard of it.
    Anyone got any idea?

    I use adobo to help Mexican food taste: Mexican.

    Sprinkle a bit on a chicken breast before grilling. Little on your
    salad, mac n cheese, anything that needs a lift. (This is not the same
    stuff called Adobo sauce, commonly used as a 'q sauce, or sold in cans
    with chipotle peppers.)

    It's good on popcorn, too.

    -Frank

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    fwarner1-at-franksknives-dot-com
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  3. Frank J Warner said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Pierre said:
    Quoted message said:

    I was at a store looking at spices and there was a spice there called
    Adobo (hope I got the spelling right). What the heck is it? It

    snip

    Quoted message said:

    It's good on popcorn, too.

    Me? I just shoot in a few drops of a hot sauce into the melted butter.
    Good that way too.

    jim

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