How big is a "bunch" of cilantro? Around here they weigh in at about a pound. Ha! Cilantro isn't in my spellcheck, it is suggesting clangor. =Mark At 08:26 PM 9/23/2003 -0500, jim@wildpepper.com wrote: >This is one we've been doing at the firehouse for a couple of months >now: > >4 large Nex Mex >2 large sweet onions- halved >2 large garlic cloves (whole) >1/6 dozen large Roma tomatoes >3 Jalapenos (the guys are wimps ;-) - seeded & topped >1 bunch of cilantro >4 tomatillos (optional) > >Throw everything except the cilantro on the grill. Keep it on there >till there are large char marks on all sides of it. Spray the grill as >the tomatoes might want to stick a bit. > >Put it in the blender and add the cilantro. Put it on chips and eat >:-) Pretty simple, but GREAT! > >Grilling order: > >Onions first- they take the longest. Give them about a 5-7 minute head >start. Garlic next (3-5 minutes ahead of next ingredients). Then >tomatoes & tomatillos. Chiles take the least amount of time. Don't be >afraid to let the char marks get heavy! > >Enjoy! > >-Jim C >Mild to Wild(R)