Posted on 08/17/2021 10:28:16 AM PDT by mylife
Big burritos are definitely NOT real Mexican cuisine. You see that more commonly in the Mexican border areas with the USA. The real thing from Mexico tend to be a lot smaller.
I don’t want them in mine, but you do what you want.
Stop feeding your critter Mexican dog food.
Fries, no. Tater Tots, yes.
:) lol
I have had women sell me potato burritos when sleeping in the beach in puerto penasco that would blow your mind
I am not a tot guy but they have a place, a crunchy place...
in burritos
I will not speak to most of you about the joys of potato pizza, something that was born in depression times and hard to find now.
like scalloped potato’s and béchamel sauce with peppers, sprankled with romano cheese
when in Nogales, my buddy Mikey liked nothing better at a taco place in the field by a road than goat intestines’, the had everything, cabeza, innards, maybe 30 kinds of tacos.
I ate beef but potato aint wierd at all to this irish boy
“Might want to try real Mexican cuisine”
I have. It is exactly the same. Hole in the wall that sells every organ meat in their soggy corn torteas, including sex organs and lung. They don’t speak English. They don’t even speak spanish. They’re evidently from M. City, or the surrounding hills. I went in to the lawn fertilizer business next door, and the smell of mexican food overpowered the smell dried manure.
“Stop feeding your critter Mexican dog food.”
Funny you should mention dogs. Just shot one chasing a deer though the yard.
Come on down. I triple dog dare you to
bite into a extra hot (spicy) red chili
beef burrito. By the way, potatoes,
not a spec of rice. Every spot in the
country has what they deem the best
“Mexican” food. The only way to get
that true “Mexican” taste is to use
lard. Almost a taboo in this country.
The New Mexico state question is
(”red or green?). CHILI. The hotter,
the better. California can’t hold a
candle to the true cuisine labeled
“Mexican food”.
Leave California out of that picture
and let’s recognize Californias’
forte is the best seafood on the
planet.
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