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Originally Posted by ConciergeMike
(Post 10309288)
You wouldn't happen to have a white chicken chili recipe that I could try for myself?
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Originally Posted by gbryan84
(Post 10308170)
Where has SBM12 been? I just looked at his latest post and it was on 8/31.
We sent him to Turkey |
Maybe we should do a potluck DO in Houston. We can cook out in the backyard, making fish tacos, enchiladas, tamales, and anything else we can think of.
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 10310449)
Unfortunately not – that's one thing I've not made before.
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Originally Posted by Hartmann
(Post 10310692)
and anything else we can think of.
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Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 10310777)
ˇHuevos con armadillo!
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Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 10310813)
Is that how you say cheesesteak in espanol?
it would be something like sandwich de carne con queso or i would just use spanglish and call it a cheesteak |
Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 10310882)
spanglish and call it a cheesteak
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Originally Posted by monitor
(Post 10310813)
Is that how you say cheesesteak in espanol?
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Originally Posted by belynch
(Post 10310934)
If it was spanglish, wouldn't it be quesosteak?
example " El viernes me voy a Philadelphia a comer un cheesteak " |
Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 10311038)
No, that would be eggs with armadillo. Not exactly sure why you'd want to eat that, but to each his own.
Heck, they might even be happy with armadillo eggs... On a happier note, took my first CO flight in 30 years yesterday LAX-IAH-SJU, in the back of the plane, and it was probably my best flight to SJU ever- and usually I am in AA F when I fly here. (Gotta burn those Citi/AA CC miles somehow!) I was looking for an airline to switch to when SkyPiles takes over NW, and I think we have a winner. Now to find that status match thread... |
Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 10311094)
with a spanish accent
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Originally Posted by rolov
(Post 10311094)
yeah , but most of the time I just say the word in english with a spanish accent while in a sentence in spanish and it becomes spanglish.
example " El viernes me voy a Philadelphia a comer un cheesteak " |
Originally Posted by bobsgt
(Post 10311107)
There are starving children in (insert country name here) that would be happy to have eggs and armadillo!
I got sent away from the table, and my parents, who were out of town at the time, got an earful from her about their smart mouth son when they returned. Years later my dad mentioned that it was all he could do to keep from dying of laughter when his mother went on a tirade about how I had said that. Apparently he had wanted to tell her the same about certain foods many times in the past. |
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