I live in Eugene, OR and finally found a "decent" Mexican place, but I still miss TexMex. I think my main complaint is the weird reddish orange sauce they put on everything when it should have chile con carne the way God intended.
What is your Mexican order?
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RealTalk said:
All this bellyaching over some damn scrambled eggs.
username indeed checks out
Yes that's what it is! I haven't been out there in a couple years but I usually make it a point to stop by there when I do!
My Mexican order usually is something like :
Make sure you trim that hedge in the back.
or
Don't cut those <insert plant> too much.
Make sure you trim that hedge in the back.
or
Don't cut those <insert plant> too much.
You're late to the game on this racist, but more importantly unfunny joke.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
You're late to the game on this racist, but more importantly unfunny joke.
Ackshually…
Mexican is a nationality, not a race. [/internet people]
It's a nationality, not a food either. The title of this thread has confused me since it was posted.maroon barchetta said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
You're late to the game on this racist, but more importantly unfunny joke.
Ackshually…
Mexican is a nationality, not a race. [/internet people]
Of course, people who say "I'm eating McDonalds today" sound confusing as I imagine them sitting down to eat an entire McDonalds restaurant.
Are you Sheldon Cooper?fc2112 said:It's a nationality, not a food either. The title of this thread has confused me since it was posted.maroon barchetta said:Brian Earl Spilner said:
You're late to the game on this racist, but more importantly unfunny joke.
Ackshually…
Mexican is a nationality, not a race. [/internet people]
Of course, people who say "I'm eating McDonalds today" sound confusing as I imagine them sitting down to eat an entire McDonalds restaurant.
THIS, THIS, THIS!maroon barchetta said:
Ordering at a place I haven't been before, it's cheese enchiladas. If those are bad there is no point in trying anything else.
Beef puffy tacos…when made correctly, they are awesome!
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Chips & salsa with a margarita is a winning combination
806aggie18 said:
Yes that's what it is! I haven't been out there in a couple years but I usually make it a point to stop by there when I do!
Nice! I'll give it a shot next time I'm in the area.
Are you in Oregon? Or just have to visit Klamath Falls for some reason?
My grandparents have a ranch near bonanza so I've made trips out there my entire life.
Chicken Chimichanga.
ALTO!!!!
"What's this button do?"
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Here comes the Mexican Food Nazi.
I am thoroughly confused by this. Never in my life seen a "puffy taco".JPAg88 said:
Beef puffy tacos…when made correctly, they are awesome!
Appears to be a San Antonio thing.
Very much a San Antonio thing. Interesting read on their history: https://www.texasmonthly.com/food/the-delicate-history-of-the-puffy-taco/
Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
infinity ag said:
Chicken Chimichanga.
chicken
TXAG 05 said:Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
And it doesn't exist north of Dallas or east of the Sabine.
Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Both are great.
Slicer97 said:infinity ag said:
Chicken Chimichanga.
chicken
Well, I like the Steak Chimichanga, but that is at one place close by. At my regular place, chicken is better.
Caro's restaurant in RGC has had them since Pancho Villa was a corporal, they make it a big deal about their tacos and they are really good.Quote:
I am thoroughly confused by this. Never in my life seen a "puffy taco".
Appears to be a San Antonio thing.
Also the venerable and very much missed Palmetto Inn of SPI and Harlingen, had a place in McAllen too way back, had them and they were excellent.
A few other places in South Texas and Mex have them as well.
TXAG 05 said:Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
Telltale sign that someone hasn't been to Mexico outside of tourist towns.
I just read that article on the "puffy taco". They reference CDMX and a "gordita inflada" a variation of fried tortillas are what make puffy tacos. I am not that old, but growing up in Mex, CDMX to be precise, every quesadilla I had was a variation of a puffy taco for the most part, some pinched closed and fried and others somewhat open. Never had a non-fried quesadilla until moving to the states. Fried puffy tacos were common in many places, especially outside of the city where mechanized tortillas, way cheaper and easier, were not available.
I don't think there could really be an origin as I imagine all kinds of places served a variety of fried corn shapes and such. Sopes, which are a truly Mexican item that is not seen much in Tex-Mex land are fried round thick corn things out of masa. If big enough and pliant enough they can be folded over and eaten like a taco.
The glory of Mexican origin food is that there are so many ingredients and so many varieties and variations.
I don't think there could really be an origin as I imagine all kinds of places served a variety of fried corn shapes and such. Sopes, which are a truly Mexican item that is not seen much in Tex-Mex land are fried round thick corn things out of masa. If big enough and pliant enough they can be folded over and eaten like a taco.
The glory of Mexican origin food is that there are so many ingredients and so many varieties and variations.
Brian Earl Spilner said:TXAG 05 said:Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
Telltale sign that someone hasn't been to Mexico outside of tourist towns.
Some people want to keep their head about them.
Brian Earl Spilner said:TXAG 05 said:Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
Telltale sign that someone hasn't been to Mexico outside of tourist towns.
Telltale sign someone hasn't been to good texmex places outside of the touristy ones.
Why would anyone want to do that?Brian Earl Spilner said:TXAG 05 said:Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
Telltale sign that someone hasn't been to Mexico outside of tourist towns.
Authentic Mexican food can be good and certainly has its place, but like Mexico itself, Texas took it and made it 100 times better.Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
When I was a lad our local place had "The 3 Amigos" - 1 chicken, 1 cheese, and 1 beef enchilada. That was my go-to.
Let's go, Brandon!
redline248 said:Why would anyone want to do that?Brian Earl Spilner said:TXAG 05 said:Ribavirin said:
LOL yall like mostly ****ty Tex Mex this isn't real Mexican food.
Tex Mex is the superior form of Mexican food.
Telltale sign that someone hasn't been to Mexico outside of tourist towns.
Whether or not you want to, it certainly makes that opinion about as useless as the parents on Stranger Things.
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