Stop in for Supper, friend

[PARA45]

Some cevechie. View attachment 702276

Since you like Ceviche, you should try it with Shrimp. It’s amazing. My dad makes it and makes a special batch for me with no Cilantro. I hate Cilantro, prob the only Latin who hates it.

 

[WAB]

A fabulous dinner cruise on the Seine.

 

[dchum]

Arnie is a great Tex Mex chef with authentic recipes.
Had the pleasure of meeting him last year.

 

[Muskox]

Arnie is a great Tex Mex chef with authentic recipes.
Had the pleasure of meeting him last year.

My only gripe is he uses cilantro in everything.

Soap tacos

Soap enchiladas

Gross!

I use his recipes for ideas, but I New Mexico them.

 

[Muskox]

Since you like Ceviche, you should try it with Shrimp. It’s amazing. My dad makes it and makes a special batch for me with no Cilantro. I hate Cilantro, prob the only Latin who hates it.

Amigo!

No cilantro for this Gringo!

 

[dchum]

My only gripe is he uses cilantro in everything.

Soap tacos

Soap enchiladas

Gross!

I use his recipes for ideas, but I New Mexico them.

oh ya he’s puro Rio grande Valley, Texas! Mas cilantro!

I love it in everything and grow my own cilantro in a aquaponic system. So good

 

[PARA45]

I’ve tried, but cannot eat it. I’m the only in my family who doesn’t like it. But then, I’m the only one who drives a truck, listens to country music, I’m the shortest and loves to hunts. Maybe I was adopted

 

[Nyati]

My favourite dish!!! I thought it was confined to Italy - and to Rome, above all...
Very traditional and beloved Roman dish!
Great!

Tripe is very popular in Spain, we call it "callos" (pronounced cayos).

I eat almost anything, but have an aversion for this dish and have never tried it !

 

[PARA45]

Tripe is very popular in Spain, we call it "callos" (pronounced cayos).

I eat almost anything, but have an aversion for this dish and have never tried it !

I remember this was a very popular dish on Sundays and this was served to kill the hangover from Saturday. This dish is called Mondongo and it’s served in a soup. Delicious.

 

[dchum]

I remember this was a very popular dish on Sundays and this was served to kill the hangover from Saturday. This dish is called Mondongo and it’s served in a soup. Delicious.

Yes in south Texas Menudo is made on Sunday morning and the restaurants have Sunday specials with a bowl of menudo on the side.

“Honey comb” or “tripa” and White hominy (large white corn maize) all in a nice tomato broth.

Lots of salt and lime to help cure the liquor shakes…. Yikes

 

[Hunting Hitman]

Nice, did you put down a base like mustard or jam? Or did you do traditional Texas salt and pepper?

I like to apply a mustard base and then liberally coat it with Slap your Daddy bbq rub and a little extra Salt and Pepper.

HH

 

[Newboomer]

I remember this was a very popular dish on Sundays and this was served to kill the hangover from Saturday. This dish is called Mondongo and it’s served in a soup. Delicious.

Pickled Tripe is a Downeast Maine delicacy. Love it. One of the highlights of a visit home.

 

[Betterinthebush]

Lamb. Not mutton, lamb, loin and rib chops. Aged 21 days. I slaughtered this lamb for Easter. Just now getting around to the chops.

Salt
Pepper
Rosemary
Thyme
EVOO

 

[Muskox]

I like to apply a mustard base and then liberally coat it with Slap your Daddy bbq rub and a little extra Salt and Pepper.

HH

I did pork ribs yesterday, coated them with a mixture of dark beer mustard and peach jam, and Meat Church Hickory. Smoked at 275 for an hour then 350 for about another hour.

My kids said they were the best ribs I had ever made.

 

[Hunting Hitman]

I did pork ribs yesterday, coated them with a mixture of dark beer mustard and peach jam, and Meat Church Hickory. Smoked at 275 for an hour then 350 for about another hour.

My kids said they were the best ribs I had ever made.

Add the Meat church hot honey hog as the last Rub on your ribs and you won’t be disappointed.

HH

 

[Muskox]

They like Deeznuts and Honeyhog.

 

[Phil Giordano]

Tripe is very popular in Spain, we call it "callos" (pronounced cayos).

I eat almost anything, but have an aversion for this dish and have never tried it !

Nooo you have to try it!