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elchrist
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 Posted: 13 Aug 2007 09:27 PM Post subject: Bizarre Foods of the Imperial and Mexicali Valley |
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I was watching some Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern (Travel Channel) today and I starting wondering if their was any food in this region that might possibly make it on a show like that.
Right now I can't think of anything except for maybe "churros locos," but I'm not sure if those were invented here.
"Disco Street" in Mex. is where you can find anything fried, but I'm sure you'll find one of them anywhere else in Mexico. I'd like to see if Anthony Bourdain can survive Chicali.
Any "bizarre" foods here? |
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Asesino Koolarrow
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| Posted: 13 Aug 2007 09:50 PM Post subject: Re: Bizarre Foods of the Imperial and Mexicali Valley |
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| elchrist wrote: | I was watching some Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern (Travel Channel) today and I starting wondering if their was any food in this region that might possibly make it on a show like that.
Right now I can't think of anything except for maybe "churros locos," but I'm not sure if those were invented here.
"Disco Street" in Mex. is where you can find anything fried, but I'm sure you'll find one of them anywhere else in Mexico. I'd like to see if Anthony Bourdain can survive Chicali.
Any "bizarre" foods here? |
CHS cafeteria food |
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carnicerodegiles
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| What about tejuino? I can't think of anything more weird than a combination of rotten corn, lime, water, and whatever harmful substance could come from all the traffic and dust storms of Blvd. Lopez Mateos. |
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Asesino Koolarrow
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| carnicerodegiles wrote: | | What about tejuino? I can't think of anything more weird than a combination of rotten corn, lime, water, and whatever harmful substance could come from all the traffic and dust storms of Blvd. Lopez Mateos. |
Tejuino is not JUST from here....besides, Tejuino is THA SHIT |
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sakurob
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Reminds me of some "tacos de campa-mocha" that we ate the other day at a local eatery...........  |
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mr.jason.bungle
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| Posted: 14 Aug 2007 04:01 PM Post subject: |
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| i have heard of bulls eyes tacos in mexicali. and rocky mountian oysters. |
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sakurob
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| Posted: 14 Aug 2007 05:07 PM Post subject: |
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| Mexicans are famous for their burritos de "vampiro"..... |
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elchrist
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| Posted: 14 Aug 2007 07:18 PM Post subject: |
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| sakurob wrote: | | Mexicans are famous for their burritos de "vampiro"..... |
OK, I'll bite. What are these? |
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mr.jason.bungle
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| Posted: 14 Aug 2007 07:50 PM Post subject: |
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| how about tacos de pastor.........aliman. |
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sakurob
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The "sopa de tuetano de Tigere" is the shizznit.....in Calexico eateries.....  |
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