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Make your best taco.

And it doesn't have to be mexican.
 
I put ever dang 'thang on a flour or corn tortilla.
 
Thats a taco.
 
Make a bigger taco.
 
Thats a burrito.
 
Its all good.
 
Ever had a brisket and egg breakfast taco?
 
How about a sun dried tomato, goat cheese, roasted garlic, pequin, and refried bean taco?
 
The rules are this.
 
Keep it flour or corn.
 
Home made or store bought.
 
If you post a pita taco I will like you but then unlike you.
 
And then probably still like you again if it looks really good.
 
Get crazy.
 
 
Lime cilantro chicken thighs with pequin powder.
 
I love pequins.
 
Flat topped.
 
Like a naval aircraft carrier.
 
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And even more lime and cilantro.
 
In pintos and rice.
 
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Roll it all up with some cheese and rock it!
 
The pics do no justice.
 
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Those damn paper plates.
 
Give it to me!
 
ShowMeDaSauce said:
Taco meat experiment #2...wont be having any today i just need to get it cooked or toss it in the freezer.
 
1.75lbs ground chuck
1 10oz can Ro-Tel diced maters and green chiles (Original)
1 4oz can Great Value jalapenos...love these because they are not pickled.
1 sorta large red shallot
1 Pack Mrs Dash Taco seasoning
Some panca powder, salt, cumin and Mex Oregano to taste.
 
 
You.
 
Of all people.
 
Know the rules.
 
Whereda' pics at?
 
I've given my children.
 
To the government for experiments.
 
Even then.
 
I had pics.
 
texas blues said:
 
 
You.
 
Of all people.
 
Know the rules.
 
Whereda' pics at?
 
I've given my children.
 
To the government for experiments.
 
Even then.
 
I had pics.
he was gettin there man 
 
just listing stuff first and all
 
pretty sure i was the last one to fail on remembering to take the plated pics  :neutral:
 
he'll get there man
 
trust in the Taco
 
:cheers:
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvAnQqVJ3XQ
 
 
bonus points to anyone that posts a taco that has peaches in it it anyway you's like
pretty sure OP rules originally said can you make it a taco, then it's a taco
i hope you all will come up with something 
especially y'all south of the hemisphere that got all kinds of peaches ripening right meow
 
:cheers: 
 
 
 
 
texas blues said:
 
 
You.
 
Of all people.
 
Know the rules.
 
Whereda' pics at?
 
I've given my children.
 
To the government for experiments.
 
Even then.
 
I had pics.
 
Wellllll i got around to it. Meat had a bit more heat than i intended. Added some Aleppo flakes with the aji panca. Must have been the canned jalas were extra zesty because neither of those got much heat..
 
The beef
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The splooge
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The other splooge close up
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The extra splooge cuz i wanted more crema
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BTW that Taco Bell splooge is really nothing more than Kraft Southwest Ranch or very similar. Even says Kraft on the cap. Soooo you got yo damn ranch too. :D
 
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Gayle and Steve Henson


Steve Henson, a plumber from the tiny village of Thayer, Neb., came up with the dressing mix around 1950, during a stint in Anchorage as a construction worker, where he also served as an occasional cook for the crew. In that part of the world, perishable ingredients like fresh herbs, garlic and onions, and dairy products were not easy to come by.




Steven Henson came over one day with a handful of dried herbs and spices, said Debbie Wilson-Potts, the tavern’s unofficial historian and a granddaughter of Audrey Covington, who was the owner then. Her grandmother always used the same words to described that first momentous taste: “It took off in my mouth like a freight train.”
 
 
*copypasta from this article;
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/18/dining/ranch-dressing-history.html
 
 
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Ranch.
 
Invented in Alaska.
 
Hows that for some sheeit!
 
I lived in Alaska for 28 years.
 
I was also a fly fishing guide.
 
Forrest Mars Jr.
 
Had a home in Hidden Valley.
 
I took him, his son, and grandson.
 
Fly fishing.
 
Forrest hooked his 6 year old grandson.
 
In the lip.
 
I removed it.
 
Without his grandson even crying.
 
And then.
 
Forrest was borrowing cigarettes from me.
 
Dude was a billionaire.
 
And a chain smoker.
 
I had some good times with him.
 
Hidden Valley.
 
Ranch.
 
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