Sounds like you need a SoFlo Floribbean restaurant over there, LDHS. Find me some venture capital! Only problem is... we'll be flying seafood in fresh from Florida daily.
I'd be down! Uh, if I had venture capital $.
Flying seafood in from Florida daily? You do realize there's an ocean on this side of the country, no?
Convection toaster oven technically and yes I am an expert at it! If I had grilled the fish it would have been grilled tortillas. I just needed a little crispy so it would not get soggy with Pico.Kicken ritechous ass I'd say. That pork seviche looks done perfectly. AHHHHHHHHH JK!!!!!
JHP pulled that OVEN tortilla just in the nick o time.
It's ok though....The green sauce sort of, almost, but not quite really makes up for the lack of cheese.
For real though, green sauce looks AWESOME... I may steal that idea
Let me tell you about this new thing called guacamole.
He just pulverized it that's all.
This guac sauce was a riff on guac sauce that many of the vendors on the playa in Puerto Vallarta, actually just outside of Nuevo Vallarta offered up. They were all very alike. Just what I did, lots of cilantro, avos etc. along with the rest but its the olive oil that really makes it creamy. The cilantro garlic avo lime hit just 'splodes in your mouth. I may be addicted.
Now who was the sum beach that called it a "wrap"?
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There you go messing up descriptions again, you did not say olive oil. I was wondering why it looked creamy. Yes, guac sauce, not guac.
Bastige!
Uh...you sir are correct. I forgot to mention the olive oil in the guac sauce.
Were I an old school Japanese or Yakuza, I'd maybe consider seppuku for my transgression but as I am a Texan Hungarian lettuce filled wrap eating Hippy with a Scot last name...screw that and live with it bucko.