Re: [CH] Snow, expensive chiles and recipe

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Twas Writ:

>rough and ready conversion makes that about USD 4.75 per ounce.
>Ouch. And you wouldn't get many meals out of 20g (0.71 oz).

If I didn't live by the philosophy of "good/bad things comes back to one
tenfold", I'd say fill up your cheeks with chiles, like a chipmunk, and
head for the door...

Of course, it would be a painful trip out of the market...

>pour the remaining sauce over the tortillas. Bake in the oven for 20
>minutes until the tortillas are golden brown. Delicious (well, we
>like it).

Sounds dee-lish to me, mon...

>Good to see Cameron is back from his travels. Nice to see travel 
>hasn't mellowed you Cameron ;-))

Aye, 'twas quite nice to see a post from the infamous Cardinal Begg.  The
chilehead list was just not quite the same.  Welcome back, mon...

<Rael doth tip his pointy monk's head to the Cardinal's enlightened personage>

Peace, Hendrix, and Chiles.......

Rael
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Order of Immaculate Twister
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and a Towel...

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