Leftover brisket
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Geir Widar
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Looks fantastic. i really have to try arepas.
Haigh quality pictures as well. What did you use as a light source, or is it awsome photoshop skills?
Haigh quality pictures as well. What did you use as a light source, or is it awsome photoshop skills?
K Kruger
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Geir-- No Photoshop. The lighting for all was ambient kitchen light. Shot with my phone (a Droid X).
Wolgast/Geir-- Can you get this in Scandanavia? Find out. Arepas are a breeze to make and are great for all sorts of sandwiches, warm or melted fillings, etc. Particularly good with barbecue or for other items, like greens, where the toasted corn flavor really works well.
Wolgast/Geir-- Can you get this in Scandanavia? Find out. Arepas are a breeze to make and are great for all sorts of sandwiches, warm or melted fillings, etc. Particularly good with barbecue or for other items, like greens, where the toasted corn flavor really works well.
M. Rollins
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Wow, Kevin. That brisket looked like it turned out great. And then the follow-up chili. And top it off with the arepas?? Outstanding! Thanks for posting.
Mike
Mike
Geir Widar
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<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by K Kruger:
Wolgast/Geir-- Can you get this in Scandanavia? Find out. Arepas are a breeze to make and are great for all sorts of sandwiches, warm or melted fillings, etc. Particularly good with barbecue or for other items, like greens, where the toasted corn flavor really works well. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
There are about 500 mexicans living in Norway at the moment, and the "mexican" food we can buy are different taco- spices as well as tortillias and spices from Santa Maria. As far as I have found out, there is no mexican store here, but someone mentioned in a forum that turkish stores could have the flour. There are no turkish store in the small town where I live, but i'll ask my daughter,she's living in Oslo. Thanks for the help.
Wolgast- there is a store in London that takes mail orders, payment by paypal. http://www.coolchile.co.uk/Mer...en=SFNT&Store_Code=1
Wolgast/Geir-- Can you get this in Scandanavia? Find out. Arepas are a breeze to make and are great for all sorts of sandwiches, warm or melted fillings, etc. Particularly good with barbecue or for other items, like greens, where the toasted corn flavor really works well. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
There are about 500 mexicans living in Norway at the moment, and the "mexican" food we can buy are different taco- spices as well as tortillias and spices from Santa Maria. As far as I have found out, there is no mexican store here, but someone mentioned in a forum that turkish stores could have the flour. There are no turkish store in the small town where I live, but i'll ask my daughter,she's living in Oslo. Thanks for the help.
Wolgast- there is a store in London that takes mail orders, payment by paypal. http://www.coolchile.co.uk/Mer...en=SFNT&Store_Code=1
