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One more taco?

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That's the question!

I mean, I just flushed down two corn tortilla tacos filled with fried beans, melted cheese, and considerably hot home made red "flag" salsa.

Should I go for the third? It's like vegetarian taco, no meat at all, so what the hell, I should be able to aim for the third, right?

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Originally posted by Seitse
That's the question!

I mean, I just flushed down two corn tortilla tacos filled with fried beans, melted cheese, and considerably hot home made red "flag" salsa.

Should I go for the third? It's like vegetarian taco, no meat at all, so what the hell, I should be able to aim for the third, right?
I say go for it! Live on the edge.

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Originally posted by Seitse
That's the question!

I mean, I just flushed down two corn tortilla tacos filled with fried beans, melted cheese, and considerably hot home made red "flag" salsa.

Should I go for the third? It's like vegetarian taco, no meat at all, so what the hell, I should be able to aim for the third, right?
Why stop at 3? Can't you manage 8 or more, or are you just a lightweight 😛

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Originally posted by YEAH BOY
Live on the edge.
Freakin' yeah, wooooo hooooooooooooooo!!

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Originally posted by Seitse
That's the question!

I mean, I just flushed down two corn tortilla tacos filled with fried beans, melted cheese, and considerably hot home made red "flag" salsa.

Should I go for the third? It's like vegetarian taco, no meat at all, so what the hell, I should be able to aim for the third, right?
Wondering about your favorite method of heating/preparing corn tortillas. Oil in a skillet? Do you moisten and microwave flour tortillas?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Wondering about your favorite method of heating/preparing corn tortillas. Oil in a skillet? Do you moisten and microwave flour tortillas?
No, from a scratch.

Corn flour, water, salt. Then mix until soft, then make balls and flat them with a roll (a wine bottle for example) and then on a hot pan. 2 turns only.

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Originally posted by Seitse
No, from a scratch.

Corn flour, water, salt. Then mix until soft, then make balls and flat them with a roll (a wine bottle for example) and then on a hot pan. 2 turns only.
Thanks. How would handle store bought?

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Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
Thanks. How would handle store bought?
I don't understand the question.

You mean a handle like this?

http://www.fourlangwebprogram.com/fourlang/afbeeldingen/es/Rodillo.jpg

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how would he cook storebought tortillas, if he hadn't read the Heating Instructions on the wrapper?

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
how would he cook storebought tortillas, if he hadn't read the Heating Instructions on the wrapper?
Instructions vary by brand in the USA. Just asking for a little expert advice. That's all.

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toss it on a hot griddle, wait til bubbles rise within it or it gets brownish, maybe a little blackish.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masa_harina

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
toss it on a hot griddle, wait til bubbles rise within it or it gets brownish, maybe a little blackish.
And you are the taco pope? have a little respect! Don't make me come over there>

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Originally posted by zeeblebot
toss it on a hot griddle, wait til bubbles rise within it or it gets brownish, maybe a little blackish.
rookie.

stop spreading false information.

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One more greasy taco for the road
One more taco then I'll have to go