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Topic: Favorite condiment/ sauce?
elsathebloody's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:29 AM
Me: BBQ sauce ^^

franshade's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:30 AM
Edited by franshade on Wed 04/09/08 06:30 AM
adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:

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Wed 04/09/08 06:31 AM
Edited by 1956deluxe on Wed 04/09/08 06:32 AM
Tequila











shoesmonkey's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:32 AM
Salsa.

elsathebloody's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:32 AM

adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:


<3333 Adobo

dejavieu's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:33 AM
Mustard and lots of it!

dodger1953's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:34 AM
gravy

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Wed 04/09/08 06:35 AM

Tequila













laugh That's what I'm talkin' about!!!drinker

uk1971's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:36 AM
Vindaloo. It's Hot and Spicy, and gives you the sh!ts a few hours later. grumble
Bit like my ex really! bigsmile

dodger1953's photo
Wed 04/09/08 06:40 AM
actually chicken gravy

franshade's photo
Wed 04/09/08 07:59 AM

Vindaloo. It's Hot and Spicy, and gives you the sh!ts a few hours later. grumble
Bit like my ex really! bigsmile

laugh laugh

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Wed 04/09/08 09:34 AM

adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:


eeewwww, yum, adobo, I make puerto rican pork chops, sprinkled with adobo/ananto done over a camp fire. The kids love it.

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Wed 04/09/08 09:37 AM
KY jellydevil

franshade's photo
Wed 04/09/08 09:38 AM


adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:


eeewwww, yum, adobo, I make puerto rican pork chops, sprinkled with adobo/ananto done over a camp fire. The kids love it.


ok ok I'll bite, what is a Puerto Rican pork chop - does it come from a Puerto Rican pig??? laugh laugh


hellkitten54's photo
Wed 04/09/08 09:39 AM
Hot sauce and ketchup and ranch dressing.:tongue:

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Wed 04/09/08 09:39 AM
Never go with out Ketchup heinz, A-1 sauce when traveling. Can make a bad meal more palletable(did I spell that right) taste better.

Heinz cause someplaces carry cheap, nasty Sysco ketchup, yuck. My husband was an over the road truck driver. You can get some pretty crappy meals out there.

hellkitten54's photo
Wed 04/09/08 09:39 AM

KY jellydevil



Dont need it.:wink:

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Wed 04/09/08 09:43 AM



adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:


eeewwww, yum, adobo, I make puerto rican pork chops, sprinkled with adobo/ananto done over a camp fire. The kids love it.


ok ok I'll bite, what is a Puerto Rican pork chop - does it come from a Puerto Rican pig??? laugh laugh




We had a seasonal campsite, Our friend Floyd who is PR, used to make food all the time and bring some from his wifes stand. Yum, so everyone at the campground called them PR pork chops. Its just porkchops with the bone and the seasoning cook over an open fire. You can do them at home, but the fire taste the best. I'm not sure if the pig spoke spanish.

franshade's photo
Wed 04/09/08 09:46 AM




adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:


eeewwww, yum, adobo, I make puerto rican pork chops, sprinkled with adobo/ananto done over a camp fire. The kids love it.


ok ok I'll bite, what is a Puerto Rican pork chop - does it come from a Puerto Rican pig??? laugh laugh




We had a seasonal campsite, Our friend Floyd who is PR, used to make food all the time and bring some from his wifes stand. Yum, so everyone at the campground called them PR pork chops. Its just porkchops with the bone and the seasoning cook over an open fire. You can do them at home, but the fire taste the best. I'm not sure if the pig spoke spanish.



roflmaoooooooooo - I am glad you have a sense of humor laugh

I am Puerto Rican which is why I said I'd ask... lol

Call them whatever you want, because I do know they are delicious. Should try some of our stewed chicken over white rice... simply delicious (my all time favorite)
flowerforyou

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Wed 04/09/08 09:59 AM





adobo :wink: and sofrito :wink:


eeewwww, yum, adobo, I make puerto rican pork chops, sprinkled with adobo/ananto done over a camp fire. The kids love it.


ok ok I'll bite, what is a Puerto Rican pork chop - does it come from a Puerto Rican pig??? laugh laugh




We had a seasonal campsite, Our friend Floyd who is PR, used to make food all the time and bring some from his wifes stand. Yum, so everyone at the campground called them PR pork chops. Its just porkchops with the bone and the seasoning cook over an open fire. You can do them at home, but the fire taste the best. I'm not sure if the pig spoke spanish.



roflmaoooooooooo - I am glad you have a sense of humor laugh

I am Puerto Rican which is why I said I'd ask... lol

Call them whatever you want, because I do know they are delicious. Should try some of our stewed chicken over white rice... simply delicious (my all time favorite)
flowerforyou


I love you!!! Best food in the world! I live in a mixed community, my old neighbor was constanting cooking, oh yum. Hey Dee you got to try this,PR style Cioppino, loved the calamari. For Christmas, our pizza deliver guy Louie, had Sangria from his relatives in PR. Holy moly that stuff rocks. Plus the root veg, just adore. I have to go to Produce Junction for that and latinos get a big kick when I ask , actually point at them. I'm babbling, sorry.

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