Re: [CH] Pico de Gallo

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At 11:33 30/01/98 -0400, Stephen Tanner wrote:

>
>Pico de Gallo (roosters beak)
>
>6 navel oranges, peeled, sectioned, and chopped
>1 medium sized jicama*, peeled and chopped

 No, ..... Not jicama.. anything but jicama! ;-)

 
BTW I just got back from one of my favorite restaurant in Cotati.. Rafa's
(billed as LA style mex) and thier Pico is very simple too,
basically a mixture of chopped chiles (usually serranos, but sometimes habs
or jalapenos)
cilantro, onion and tomatoes..always tasty!



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