Sat May 5, 2012, 04:06 PM
EFerrari (163,986 posts)
Cinco de Mayo top picks (caution: food talk ahead).Last edited Sat May 5, 2012, 04:07 PM USA/ET - Edit history (1)
Cinco de Mayo top picks
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Celebrating Cinco de mayo this weekend? We've got a killer list of our favorite food and drinks to keep the celebration going all weekend! From appetizers, to main dishes, drinks (alcoholic- to non alcoholic) and dessert (don't forget the coffee) we have it all covered for you. All these recipes are super easy, low maintenance and are sure to make you the hostess with the mostess. Salud y buen provecho--and be safe! http://www.flamingtortillas.com/blog/cinco_de_mayo_top_picks I'm making my first birria tomorrow. At first, a Bayless recipe looked good but finally settled on this one from Masa Assassin. Sunday, April 26, 2009 Birria De Chivo Recipe - Goat Stew
This recipe is for the guisado stew form which happens to be my favorite. Another popular method of cooking birria is called tatemada; tatemada employs the two-step form of stovetop steaming followed by oven roasting. You can also use a variety of different meats, goat is my favorite choice. Ingredients 4 lbs Goat Meat 1 Goat Head (Cabeza) *Optional 5 Guajillo Chiles 5 Ancho Chiles 3 Cascabel Chiles 10 California Chiles (We typically use 12 Cascabel and no California Chiles but we had to tame it down for the family) 1 teaspoon oregano 1 teaspoon pepper 1/4 teaspoon cloves 1/4 teaspoon cumin 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon 1/2 teaspoon ground thyme 5 whole Allspice 10 garlic cloves 3 bay leaves 1 onion Salt to taste 1/4 cup Vinegar 1 cup of water Sides Oregano 1 cup chopped onion 1 cup chopped cilantro Radishes Limes Corn Tortillas http://masaassassin.blogspot.com/2009/04/birria-de-chivo-recipe-goat-stew.html
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Response to EFerrari (Original post)
Sat May 5, 2012, 04:09 PM
HockeyMom (10,709 posts)
1. Living in South Florida has it's Mexican culinary benefits
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I am very fortunate to be able to get just about anything for Mexican cuisine. I never KNEW how many different kinds of chilies there were.
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Response to HockeyMom (Reply #1)
Sat May 5, 2012, 04:18 PM
EFerrari (163,986 posts)
2. I know what you mean about chiles.
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Recipes drive me nuts when they say "red chile" or even "California chile" without specifying if they want fresh or dried. Mark Miller put out a poster in the late 80s or so for people like me who didn't have the whole chile deal down. His coffee table book was good, too, for explaining all the different ways chiles roll.
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Response to EFerrari (Original post)
Sat May 5, 2012, 04:31 PM
DippyDem (420 posts)
3. OMG! Lovely enticing food porn at the blog! Thx.
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