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  1. Tinnie

    food New Orleans Style Hot Tamales

    They look freakin incredible hot stuff!
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    food Comida South America!

    A few days ago i stopped by a Chilean butchers and grabbed a few things for the footy grand final bbq at a mates place... we had so much food these didnt make end up making it.... so using up the last of it today.... on the left is their longanizas and on the right is their Colombian...
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    food Comida South America!

      That is a serious spread right there TGCM. Those mussels are huge!!
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    food Comida South America!

      :rofl:  :rofl:  :rofl:
  5. Tinnie

    food Comida South America!

    I wasnt a huge fan of the lucuma fruit by itself, but when used to make drinks, ice cream or other desserts it is absolutely incredible. Lucuma powder has become avaliable in recent years but is criminally over priced. Ive not had chirimoya but will make a conscious effort to pick some up next...
  6. Tinnie

    food Beans Thread

    Oh yeah indeed..... i would crush a bowl of that!!.... 
  7. Tinnie

    food Shredded pork Tinga with chipotle sauce.

    That looks killer!
  8. Tinnie

    food Comida South America!

        :welcome:     Bite sized rocoto rellenos sound like a fantastic beer snack!  :drooling: .... i might have to steal that idea!  :P   The huacatay can be used to make Pachamanca, Ocopa and Aji de Huacatay which is fantastic with beef or chicken, though im sure there are many other uses too.  ...
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    food Comida South America!

    A friend from Peru sent me this photo the other day.... i guess just to show me what im missing  :mope:   :lol: .... i know from experience her cooking is out of this world....  
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    food Comida South America!

    That would be correct. I would say they are interchangeable, im sure someone could make a case of how the amarillo and mirasol pastes are different, not sure i could, ive seen recipes that call for both though.   I can say the types of Peruvian food/recipes are largely defined by region, on a...
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    food BREAKFAST!!!

    That looks like a seriously tasty breakfast.... would love to try biscuits and gravy one day..... still cant quite wrap my head around what it is..... and that deer sausage looks great.....         The English are famous for their fry ups but the truth is the Irish do breakfast better, its not...
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    Spiciest Dish You've Had At a Restaurant

      :party:   One of my favourite dishes.... not had a bandeja paisa in years....    The Aji Casero that the Colombians make is delicious.... but they always serve such small quantities of it.... always feel like they're holding out  :snooty:
  13. Tinnie

    food Lobster Ceviche

    Marry me Bum. I'll get the surgery and everything.
  14. Tinnie

    food Rice thread: good stuff!

    Damn Bum that looks so good.... top shelf stuff again....  
  15. Tinnie

    food Tandoori Chicken & Roast Duck Dinner

      Thats really bloody clever actually.... i want one now lol
  16. Tinnie

    food Tandoori Chicken & Roast Duck Dinner

    Thats spread looks freakin amazing!   What did you use to give the tandoori that colour?
  17. Tinnie

    food Omelets

    Id smash that plate DF!!   MMMmmmmm harrisa omlette.... you're giving me ideas!
  18. Tinnie

    food And now for something completely different!!!

    Daaaaaaaaaaamn that is some serious porkage my friend!
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    food Comida South America!

    Got a couple more dishes i have made over the last coupla weeks....   Salchicha Huachana con huevos - which basically means Huacho style sausage with eggs - is usually made for breakfast in a big batch and eaten in bread rolls. Of course i dont have actual Huacho sausages, so i used regular pork...
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    food Comida South America!

    Some fine looking Aji de gallina and Papas a la Huancaina there Malarky.   Your crema looks good! Its meant to have some body about it.... i find myself agreeing with the Boss.... not meant to be super cheesy.... and while that is the traditional preparation of the dish, i think its best served...
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