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Good thing you are not one of the selection committee for the new chef at food network. You would make them cry.Originally posted by SkinBasketI'm still pissed that I had a perfectly nice lamb dish utterly overwhelmed and skunked up by about two pounds of the stuff at one of my favorite chinese places recently. The taste of the cilantro didn't work with any other flavor in the dish and all it accomplished was washing away the pleasant taste and aroma of the meat with the undeniable essence of week old unwashed ass that the herb brings to the palette.

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OK. It works. Skinning and seeding the tomatoes is good. Tomato seeds = bitterness. Especially when storing. Tomato skin is, well, what is it good for? Absolutely nothing.Originally posted by Tarlam!I will. Thanks for your recipe, though!Originally posted by GoPackGotry it out and let me knowOriginally posted by Tarlam!I bet if you skin and seed them, add 2 pieces, your recipé would kick even more ass.
Just my opinion.
I found the recipè to be excellent, but lacking. Gag me with a spoon, but I added 3 cloves of chopped garlic. Heck, I am an Aussie Kraut. I have no idea about making authentic Salsa.
And, yes, I hit my bowl with 5 shakes of Tobasco. SUE ME!!!
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Lacking what? Tobasco? That sounds hideous. If you needed it to be hotter add more pepper and Jalepeno.Originally posted by Tarlam!I found the recipè to be excellent, but lacking. Gag me with a spoon, but I added 3 cloves of chopped garlic. Heck, I am an Aussie Kraut. I have no idea about making authentic Salsa.
And, yes, I hit my bowl with 5 shakes of Tobasco. SUE ME!!!To much of a good thing is an awesome thing

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You can't make good guacamole without it. That is just a simple fact of life.Originally posted by SkinBasketIt's that dull aftertaste that kills me. As Harlan put it with uncharacteristic accuracy, it tastes skunky. When blended in with other herbs it's not terribly offensive, but used fresh and in abundance, it overwhelms the other tastes and makes you feel like something died in the back of your throat - last week. The Mexicans and Chinese seem to love the shit though.Originally posted by GrnBay007Weird thing. People seem to either love or hate cilantro. I love it in salsa.
I'm still pissed that I had a perfectly nice lamb dish utterly overwhelmed and skunked up by about two pounds of the stuff at one of my favorite chinese places recently. The taste of the cilantro didn't work with any other flavor in the dish and all it accomplished was washing away the pleasant taste and aroma of the meat with the undeniable essence of week old unwashed ass that the herb brings to the palette.
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Ahh damnn, sounds like a divorce is unavoidable.Originally posted by Deputy NutzYou can't make good guacamole without it. That is just a simple fact of life.Originally posted by SkinBasketIt's that dull aftertaste that kills me. As Harlan put it with uncharacteristic accuracy, it tastes skunky. When blended in with other herbs it's not terribly offensive, but used fresh and in abundance, it overwhelms the other tastes and makes you feel like something died in the back of your throat - last week. The Mexicans and Chinese seem to love the shit though.
I'm still pissed that I had a perfectly nice lamb dish utterly overwhelmed and skunked up by about two pounds of the stuff at one of my favorite chinese places recently. The taste of the cilantro didn't work with any other flavor in the dish and all it accomplished was washing away the pleasant taste and aroma of the meat with the undeniable essence of week old unwashed ass that the herb brings to the palette.
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No, it need garlic. Shit, everything on earth lacks garlic, except garlic.Originally posted by GoPackGoLacking what? Tobasco? That sounds hideous. If you needed it to be hotter add more pepper and Jalepeno.Originally posted by Tarlam!I found the recipè to be excellent, but lacking. Gag me with a spoon, but I added 3 cloves of chopped garlic. Heck, I am an Aussie Kraut. I have no idea about making authentic Salsa.
And, yes, I hit my bowl with 5 shakes of Tobasco. SUE ME!!!
I added Tobasco cause I am a dork.
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Tar, is right.
There are two condiments on Earth that can go with everything: Garlic and McDonald's Sweet and Sour sauce.
Ketchup is arguably the 3rd addition on the list."I've got one word for you- Dallas, Texas, Super Bowl"- Jermichael Finley
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