I give the award of best cuisine hands down to the Italians! But you didn't include the easy shoe in for second place on your list. That would be Mexican food of course!
Jul 7, 2012 6:26 PM CST Whick is the best food in the world?
ITZTLACOLIUHQUITepectli Monamictlan, Mictlan, Mexico State Mexico1 Threads50 Posts
ITZTLACOLIUHQUITepectli Monamictlan, Mictlan, Mexico State Mexico50 posts
The traditional Mexican food, not bad as long as they do not confuse with the "Americans", they understand, for Mexican food, is not gratuitous the appointment of intangible heritage of humanity!
well it just cooled down enough to make one on my favorite sandwiches! I think the bread is so important,,,like the foundation. I got this bread today, it is a french bread that was baked with a nice dark crust and is really hearty!! then I have the spread, I love to use white yogurt, it is the kind with the active cultures. Ok, I use a nice Avocado and mince it so it actually in part becomes one with the bread. then I add this thinly sliced deli meat...first is the Bourbon chicken, then the hard dry salami. I make sure the meat is separated by the cheese or something. Tonight I used the cheese. This is a vintage Tillamook white medium cheese that is aged a bit longer,,I actually like the sharp better but the medium is very nice. So I cut it in half and that's it. Simple but it is just very tasty. If you have any questions on sandwich making or the art of combining edibles just drop me a message and I will share what I can. Until next time Bons Sonhos!! Nikogas!! ;-}
well it just cooled down enough to make one on my favorite sandwiches! I think the bread is so important,,,like the foundation. I got this bread today, it is a french bread that was baked with a nice dark crust and is really hearty!! then I have the spread, I love to use white yogurt, it is the kind with the active cultures. Ok, I use a nice Avocado and mince it so it actually in part becomes one with the bread. then I add this thinly sliced deli meat...first is the Bourbon chicken, then the hard dry salami. I make sure the meat is separated by the cheese or something. Tonight I used the cheese. This is a vintage Tillamook white medium cheese that is aged a bit longer,,I actually like the sharp better but the medium is very nice. So I cut it in half and that's it. Simple but it is just very tasty. If you have any questions on sandwich making or the art of combining edibles just drop me a message and I will share what I can. Until next time Bons Sonhos!! Nikogas!! ;-}
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