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    OMG!!!!!!!!! THANKS JENNIE!!!!!!! I'm like a schoolgirl looking at those pictures. He looks fantastic doesn't he?????? I can see the love coming out of his pores. I might pass out.........

    Richard, that's exactly the one. It's got a tough outer skin I had to remove but it's delish.

    I would love to try the Mexican one. I bet it's great. They make such a big deal out of chorizo on FN, I had to give it a try. I am not dissappointed. I can think of a million things to cook with it.
    Thanks.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Daisy and Delilah View Post
    OMG!!!!!!!!! THANKS JENNIE!!!!!!! I'm like a schoolgirl looking at those pictures. He looks fantastic doesn't he?????? I can see the love coming out of his pores. I might pass out.........

    Richard, that's exactly the one. It's got a tough outer skin I had to remove but it's delish.

    I would love to try the Mexican one. I bet it's great. They make such a big deal out of chorizo on FN, I had to give it a try. I am not dissappointed. I can think of a million things to cook with it.
    Thanks.

    JUst walked back from the store and bought a pork and a soy chorizo.

    This is the brand I bought of regular chorizo.

    http://www.caciqueusa.com/product_detail.asp?id=26


    Ready for MORE confusion?


    Mexicans call the spanish style of 'chorizo', LONGANIZA (Loh gahn ee zah), they call it chorizo!

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    I can't believe how vast this chorizo thing is. Now I know how little the FN really knows about it.

    The one you bought, Richard....is that one large sausage or do you make patties out of it? I am so chorizo illiterate.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Daisy and Delilah View Post
    I can't believe how vast this chorizo thing is. Now I know how little the FN really knows about it.

    The one you bought, Richard....is that one large sausage or do you make patties out of it? I am so chorizo illiterate.
    Well you MIGHT be able to 'patty it up'!

    You usually take the casing off-ALWAYS DO THIS! You could get it in a natural casing once upon a time-now it's plastic.

    It crumbles into mush-it's almost like a chili con carne-without the beans!

    After you cook it up for about 10-15 minutes you crack a few eggs into it and scramble away. Now, IF you want patties, You could probably add a spoon full of chorizo to a beaten egg and drop it into one of the circular molds that people use to make round eggs?

    I have heartburn this morning so I may resort to a oatmeal brekkie....but I will be doing soy chorizo in the next few.

    I noticed that for the same price you get twice as much soy chorizo than you do with pork!
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    Sounds delicious!!! Thanks!


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    D&D,

    I just noticed that you live in FL!

    There should be some Mex stores down there!

    Now, If you are really daring? Grab a small jar of cactus and you can have a Mex breakfast like I was used to.

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    Richard,

    We have alot of Mexican stores here. I have to say I've never ventured into one yet.
    There was one at the end of my street on the main drag. They closed after a month. I was bummed because I wanted to go there.

    The Mexican people aren't really heavily populated in my town but very heavy, north of me. Many of them are fern cutters in Pierson, the Fern Capital Of The World. I kid you not. That's what they call the town.
    Alot of them are brought in by the wealthy growers to work the fields. It's a fascinating story.

    I was lucky to have lots of Mexican kids come into the library where I worked. They were so appreciative and delighted to be there. Polite and kind as they could possibly be.

    My sister is a school teacher. Her classes, for the last 5 years, were 60% Mexican kids. That school was about 30 miles north of me. It unfortunately closed last year along with 7 other small schools. My sister was so fortunate to have homemade Mexican food every day. In the cafeteria, and, delicious food brought in by her students Moms. She was in heaven.

    I need to get in the car and drive up north and hit one of the stores. I'll let you know when I do. I've heard about the cactus and I've seen it in stores. It's another thing I have no idea how to cook.
    What can you do with cactus?


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