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От : Dave Drum 1:396/45 14 ноя 24 04:57:30
К : Ruth Haffly 14 ноя 24 14:37:06
Тема : Chilies
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-=> Ruth Haffly wrote to Dave Drum <=-
RH> Looks good. I got some pork tamales with red sauce at the farmer`s
RH> market this past week. Since Steve can`t have the masa (corn), I will
RH> enjoy them all.
DD> Including my share. I have never been a fan of tamales for some
DD> reason. A popular Springfield chilli dish is a thing called the
DD> "Doubleheader" which is a bowl of chilli served over a tamale.
DD> Even buried in good red chilli I don`t care for them. Bv)=
RH> OTOH, I like them. Probably had them for the first time when we were in
RH> AZ, got some nice home made tamales from a friend one year around
RH> Christmas. She said that the people she used to work with made them at
RH> that time of year & sold them as a fund raiser. Our daughter Deborah
RH> was in a National Guard (She retired with 21 years active duty in
RH> August.) unit that was heavily Mexican-American in the Phoenix area.
RH> They had a tamale making day every year around Christmas, stocking
RH> everybody`s freezers for the year. She gifted me with some a couple of
RH> times when we came out; I put them in the camper`s freezer until we got
RH> home and enjoyed them sporadically thru out the year.
DD> Enchiladas, now. That`s a different story.
RH> They`re good too, as are chimichangas. Probably my least favorite
RH> Mexican "street food" (hand held) would be tacos as they fall
RH> apart too easily with the crisp, corn shell. Makes a mess all over
RH> the place; I`d rather eat it at home, over a plate to catch the
RH> fall out.
Don`t they give you a wrapper? You can use that as a "bib" for the taco.
Or, if they offer it get a flour tortilla.
Chimichanga is an American invention - even if by a Mexican chef.
Monica Flin, the founder of the Tucson, Arizona, restaurant El Charro
Cafe accidentally dropped a burrito into the deep-fat fryer in the early
1950s. She immediately began to utter a Spanish profanity beginning
"chi..." (chingada), but quickly stopped herself and instead exclaimed
chimichanga, a Spanish equivalent of "thingamajig".
And thus began a "new" dish. I prefer my burritos as original. In a soft
flour tortilla wrapper. If eating at a restaurant or at home - not in
the car or strolling down the boulevard I like a chalupa. This recipe
is my reconstruction of the chalupa served at Taco Grings
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Title: Loaded Beef Chalupas
Categories: Beef, Breads, Vegetables, Greens, Chilies
Yield: 4 Servings
4 (10") flour tortillas
3 tb Olive oil; divided
1 c Diced onion; or more
2 cl Garlic; minced
1 lb Lean ground beef
1 oz Env taco seasoning
1/2 c Sour cream
2 c Shredded lettuce
14 1/2 oz Diced tomatoes w/green
- chilies; drained
1 c Shredded Mexican cheese
- blend or Cheddar
In large skillet set over medium heat, add 1 tb oil. Add
onion and garlic; cook, stirring occasionally, for 3 to
4 minutes or until softened. Add beef and taco
seasoning. Cook, stirring occasionally and breaking up
beef, for 6 to 8 minutes or until beef is starting to
brown.
Fry the tortillas in remaining oil until crisped to your
liking. Put on plates.
Divide beef mixture among tortillas and top with sour
cream, lettuce, tomato and cheese.
If desired, load up chalupas as well with guacamole,
pickled jalapeno pepper slices, sliced pitted olives and
hot sauce.
Uncle Dirty Dave`s Kitchen
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