Re: [CH] Chimayo

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Old phartes (our)(your)age!!!! Shouldn't be eatin that King Donald 
K=rap!!! This is the word from yer elder :-D ! Seriously, I have had 2 
only! Big Mucks since they made an appearance in Canada, lord only knows 
how many years ago that is. Spose I could google it and find out...if a 
burger is required it is a Doug burger, we do not eat out at fast food 
joints. Even on the BC ferries from Vancouver Island to the mainland, we 
pack a lunch! So there! Doug in BC

Byron wrote:

> Byron, I tried the chimayo powder on one of my lunches the other day 
> and it was delicious, very mild but very flavorful. Thanks for the 
> taste and the seeds.
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> I can't wait to grow them in my 2006 garden!
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> Wouldn't it be great if JC sold the powder???? I would buy a truck-load!
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> Risa
> I dunno if  I would use a truck load  but I would use a fair amount,  
> I tried some in a grilled cheeze sammich,  Tomato soup,  Chicken 
> noodle soup,  Beef stew,  as a flavor in some seafood dip, on a spam 
> sammich, on some pork chops, hot dogs  and steak.  Taste is great no 
> matter where I use it .
> Guess this old pharte is going more for taste than heat.
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> Next test is BK  and McD  to see if it helps
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