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I linked it earlier in this thread. I cut down the sugar in half and don't use champagne vinegar. |
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Grams: You add some garlic powder. me: How much a teaspoon? tablespoon? Grams: You know...just a lillabit(little bit) Yeah...till it looks like its enough for it. me: uh....ok... Grams: and you use vinergar. me: quarter cup? Grams: You know...you splash it from the bottle 2-3 times...maybe 4 or more. me: :rolleyes::eek: wt heck gramma... rofl... Grams: Cracks up laughing... me: ok grams thanks.....:confused: I'll just try and figure it out. Of course it NEVER comes out the same cause that added ingredient called grandma's love isn't in my recipe. :cool: She is the cutest little thing! I love her so much. I'm only 4' 10" and I sorta bend a little when I hug her. LOL |
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It's near you, it said Ewa beach. Have you been here before? They looks yummy btw. I think I would like anything with meat wrapped in carbs. :D |
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LOL I was just there last week Thursday. My mom was here visiting and she made sure to stock up before she went back to Texas. :D The first time I ever ate pasteles it came from here.(Grew up on this stuff) They make panadesa but my friends taste better. ;) Oh do you like matuda? |
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It's only the meat filler that is in the Pastele. This I can cook. The pasteles are hard to prepare because it requires grating green banana and if you don't do it right the consistency is funky.(plus time consuming) But the matuda has pork, spices, achiote oil, and lots of cilantro. It's so good over rice! mmmmmm..... |
You lost me at cilantro. LOL I can't stand that stuff, and almost every cuisine I love uses it. Mexican, chinese, viet, and thai. It's just such a strong taste to me. I guess bc I don't like it, if it's in there, it's all I can taste. Just like green bell pepper. Hate those guys. This gives me an idea for a new thread. |
Homemade pickled corn relish is wonderful |
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it is so good it has corn,onions,green & red bell peppers and several spices i can;t remember them all pickled green tomatoes are great |
ooh the pickled hawaiian sweet onions are really good! |
They sound good ;) i like anything pickled |
Does anyone here like Ume? This is one of my favorite things. It's a japanese tiny pickled plum. I prefer the crunchy over the soft. But is nice and sour. |
umeboshi? That's how I know it as. don't know if I spelled it right, but I love those! Very salty and sour! And it looks so pretty on top of a bowl of rice. I had the fried pickles, green tomatoes and okra from Lucilles last night, they were really good! I liked them better than the pickles at the fair. |
1 Attachment(s) Yes, that's it! We just always called it Ume for short. When I went to Japan last year the Ume tree was just starting to bloom. It was beautiful. I plan to get a tattoo of the Ume flowers in the near future. I love the ume in musubi's. |
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The batter was less salty, and thinner and crunchier. The dill itself was more crisp and snappy. The okra was soft on the inside, but thankfully not gooey like the raw okra I was afraid of. They sliced them into little rounds. The tomatoes were good, and a bit crunchy too, like unripe? But I wouldn't want a ripe tomato battered and deep fried. The only other time I had green tomatoes they were pickled and not fried. Don't remember where I had those but they were pretty good. |
my parents have always made lime pickles since forever. i like them okay on things like a burger but they are sliced thick so the best way is in ham salad or tuna salad. they started to make dill pickles and those are better but still not great. my fav are kosher spears, sweet gerkins and bread and butter pickles...i LOVE fried pickles of about any kind too. |
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I had pickled okra today. Yummy! |
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SM have you fried pickles if so what type batter did you use :) |
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