I have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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I like cornbread with chili. I chop up jalapeños and top it with those and shredded cheese. This way if someone can’t handle the heat, they can tear the top off. I use the Jiff box brand cause it’s simple, cheap and tasty.
If your crowd is heat spice tolerant, you can mix the jalapeños in and it gives it a pretty green splash of color.
I miss that about California because cornbread was plentiful. It was always on the menu and in restaurants.
They grow a Lotta corn here but for some reason it isn't nor has become a staple of people's diets.
For some reason it's not as popular as other vegetables.
Other thing I like is cane sugar or coconut which is more often found in warmer climates. Not too much in the Pacific Northwest
corn on the cob is a summer favoriteI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
corn on the cob is a summer favoriteI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
plus having 2 floss afterward, its a pitacorn on the cob is a summer favoriteI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
It is good but is sorta messy tho.
I suppose less people buy it than other veggies because it's more time consuming and messier to prepare and cleanup corn husks n all.
I have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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I like cornbread with chili. I chop up jalapeños and top it with those and shredded cheese. This way if someone can’t handle the heat, they can tear the top off. I use the Jiff box brand cause it’s simple, cheap and tasty.
If your crowd is heat spice tolerant, you can mix the jalapeños in and it gives it a pretty green splash of color.
We don't have these luxuries and amenities in Brazoolet’s ask my peer group….
@RANCIDMILKO ™ ®© @The Countess
Have you guys gotten your AARP cards prematurely?
We call that "broa de milho" over hereI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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We don't have these luxuries and amenities in Brazoolet’s ask my peer group….
@RANCIDMILKO ™ ®© @The Countess
Have you guys gotten your AARP cards prematurely?
I am a huge fan of Burmese food but restaurants are hard to find. It has a nice mix of Chinese, Thai, and Indian flavors. Other than one food truck which never seems to be in the same place when you want to go there I have to go to L.A. to find it. There are a number of them in the bay area too.
That sounds really good.hit me with your best stuff ~ but, ladies first…
I made/created an esquites (Mexican street corn) salad with red onion, cilantro, and green/red/orange bell pepper that I served with a Mayo, Parmesan, lemon and Tapatio drizzle and then served it with a crushed hot Cheetos sprinkle that was to die for. I call it Es Squite Squite lol
*toppings are meant as a an accent, not a dressing
We call that "broa de milho" over hereI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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We call that "broa de milho" over hereI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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The farinha de milho here tastes different than that in the US. But the broa de milho is delicious.
Definitely.We call that "broa de milho" over hereI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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The farinha de milho here tastes different than that in the US. But the broa de milho is delicious.
Probably made with better more authentic ingredients
That sounds really good.hit me with your best stuff ~ but, ladies first…
I made/created an esquites (Mexican street corn) salad with red onion, cilantro, and green/red/orange bell pepper that I served with a Mayo, Parmesan, lemon and Tapatio drizzle and then served it with a crushed hot Cheetos sprinkle that was to die for. I call it Es Squite Squite lol
*toppings are meant as a an accent, not a dressing
I like cornbread with chili. I chop up jalapeños and top it with those and shredded cheese. This way if someone can’t handle the heat, they can tear the top off. I use the Jiff box brand cause it’s simple, cheap and tasty.
If your crowd is heat spice tolerant, you can mix the jalapeños in and it gives it a pretty green splash of color.
Must be awful when you can’t smell what you are cooking eh fuckwad?I like cornbread with chili. I chop up jalapeños and top it with those and shredded cheese. This way if someone can’t handle the heat, they can tear the top off. I use the Jiff box brand cause it’s simple, cheap and tasty.
If your crowd is heat spice tolerant, you can mix the jalapeños in and it gives it a pretty green splash of color.
I do too, but jalapeños have no place in MY chili. When I make cornbread for chili, I use Marth White's box mix or sometimes do it from scratch, the Jiffy is too sugary. All cornbread must be cooked in cast iron or it will suck. If I want my cornbread a little sweeter I'll open a small can of shoepeg corn, drain it and add some to the batter. Adds sweetness AND crunch.
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We call that "broa de milho" over hereI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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The farinha de milho here tastes different than that in the US. But the broa de milho is delicious.
We call that "broa de milho" over hereI have never really been a fan of corn. I will eat it if it is on the table but I won't seek it out. I always thought corn was best saved for real food such as cows, pigs, and chickens.
I like corn but don't eat it very often.
I miss the corn bread I used to have all the time in California. Even KFC served it with their meals. I can see the Mexican influence there.
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The farinha de milho here tastes different than that in the US. But the broa de milho is delicious.
Maybe they use sweet corn to the do the flour there.
Is corn sweet in Portugal too?
Yes. It is.