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Old May 08, 2008, 07:21 AM
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David, I ´ve been called many things, but I´ve never been considered to be a cannibal. Thanks for giving me another option.
Cocido Madrileño es una comida tipíca de Madrid, pero estoy seguro que ya lo sabes.
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I knew you were. Don´t apologize.
So what are some of the mexican foods you really enjoy?
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I meant to write cojondongo not cojundongo.
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David, I´m still waiting to hear about some of your favourite Mexican food.
And the rest of the members too, pleaseeeeeee, Let´s talk about the different spanish food!
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pimientos del piquillo rellenos de carne
stuffed "piquillo" paprika (you can stuff them with meat, fish,...)
yummy (¡deliciosos!)
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Sosia,
Paprika is pimentón. (sweet chilli/chile powder). Over here pimientos piquillos are unavailable fresh, but you can find them canned or in jars in specialty food stores. Sometimes you can find them in Spanish restaurants usually stuffed with bacalao and, at the restaurant where I had it, not as good as they are in Spain.
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David, I´m still waiting to hear about some of your favourite Mexican food.
And the rest of the members too, pleaseeeeeee, Let´s talk about the different spanish food!
That´s right. I saw your post but I forgot about it.

One thing I really like are the chiles rellenos. You take a large chile poblano which is about the size of a bell pepper and not spicy at all. You slice it open on one side and you remove the seeds and viens. There are different kinds of fillings, one I like is ground beef with different sweet fruits and nuts and cheese. The chile is filled with this mixture, then it's dunked in milk and breaded with flour and deep fat fried. (The filling is cooked previously and still hot.)

Of course there are other types of chile relleno like the ones that only have cheese inside, but they aren't as good.
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@ poli --> then how I say pimientos rellenos ¿Stuffed peppers?
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Yes stuffed peppers. Stuffed peppers American style consists of big green
bell peppers stuffed with chopped meat(never fish) and baked in an oven with thin tomato sauce sometimes sweetened with sugar and/or raisins.

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