lust4nutlessboiz (imported) wrote: Mon Aug 10, 2009 8:12 am
I recall my Navy days and a port call(summer, 1964) to Kobe, Japan. While standing Shore Patrol, there, chow time came and we entered a hotel's dining room...they had some great Mex food and I returned a couple times before we stood out to sea, again.
Earl
Thank You - Did the Hotel just serve foreigners or Japanese also?
A PM from an e-buddy in Turkey says it is readily available and enjoyed there.
The joke is, There Is No Mexican Food, as we visualize it.
As with Chinese Food, these standard dishes have been a synthesis of the American cuisine. Or so says my favorite, Mexican, Mexican cook. Great Tacos with lard fried tortillas. The beans are the only Mexy beans I ever likes, again - it's the lard. One thing for sure, if they don't use Lard, it isn't Mexican. The cuisine around Mexico is quite varied by region.
Chilli Rellenos stuffed with meat or chicken instead of cheese is a fav if fresh chilis are used.
Menudo, ah, YUM ! When the tripe melts in your mouth and isn't pencil eraser tough.
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