The Hot Pepper said:Not THAT kinda love
fishhead said:Aren't pickled cucumbers, ummm, well, pickles?
well, yes and no. these are refrigerator pickles that are made and are ready to eat an hour or two after being made. real pickles take 3 to 6 weeks to ferment. mine are not fermented.fishhead said:Aren't pickled cucumbers, ummm, well, pickles?
Only thing missing is the Chez.
But, the red cabbage n shrimps are a thang of beauty. Hard to visually beat a red n white dish, with a green accent on the side.
luvmesump3pp3rz said:well, yes and no. these are refrigerator pickles that are made and are ready to eat an hour or two after being made. real pickles take 3 to 6 weeks to ferment. mine are not fermented.
i don`t know if you did this but next time pat shrimp dry with paper towel and coat with cornstarch and refrigerate for an hour. then do the batter and fry. either way they are still good tacos and the thumb ring always adds a point.texas blues said:Corn tortillahs.
In the comal.
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Texas gulf shrimps.
I did a tempura batter.
50/50 corn/AP flour.
Baking powder.
And splooged a shit ton (Official SoFloMeasurement) of Hab mango sauce.
But I screwed the pooch.
I thought the oil was hot enough.
But no.
Most of the batter fell off.
I blame it on the beer.
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I am such a loser!
No matter.
It was still goodern' hell.
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It was still chingono.
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I don't give a dadgum.
I just love shrimp.
And tacos!
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Eat tacos.
Love your family.
And let your dog hog the bed.
(you really have no choice anyhow)
Quicklesluvmesump3pp3rz said:well, yes and no. these are refrigerator pickles that are made and are ready to eat an hour or two after being made. real pickles take 3 to 6 weeks to ferment. mine are not fermented.