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RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - BlueTiki - 05-06-2011

Okay . . . no personal commentary on the damned dirty "South of the Border" invaders of our sovereign land.

I tasted the most wonderful concoction of pork, with a chili apricot sauce, yesterday!

I'm thinking a "guest worker" program from the region producing this phenomenal dish gets priority.

As long as I get the recipe.

Anyone know the "official" name of this dish?


RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - IMaDick - 05-06-2011

How do you know it was pork?

was the sauce on the side or mixed with the meat of the day?


RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - BlueTiki - 05-06-2011

Cubed pork ( I'm guessing braised ).

Sauce mixed throughout . . . like a New Mexican (pork) green chili.

[Yeah . . . I put the pork in parenthesis to educate our chain-store Mex afficionados.]

I'm guessing Ancho chilis . . .

BTW - The other folks (Mexican and "gringo") were having white rice as the side dish. No frijoles for this entre.


RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - Cracker - 05-06-2011

Is this it? http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/3426-pork-with-apricot-chile-sauce-puerco-con-salsa-de-chabacanos-y-chile

I don't eat "spanish" rice. I am all about the frijoles refried with a little milk and cheese.


RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - BlueTiki - 05-06-2011

(05-06-2011, 05:18 PM)Cracker Wrote: Is this it? http://www.mexconnect.com/articles/3426-pork-with-apricot-chile-sauce-puerco-con-salsa-de-chabacanos-y-chile

Cracker . . . I think that's it . . . or at least a variation.

There's something about sweet and spicy that gets me all warm and . . . well . . . puts me in this mood, wanting to take off . . . . nevermind.

Thanks for the find!

And it goes great with a Bohemia, too.


RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - Cracker - 05-06-2011

There are about 50 ingredients. I would mix apricot preserves with chile in adobo and call it a day. haha

Like this: http://southernfood.about.com/od/porktenderloin/r/r70228e.htm

Only cube and fry the pork.


RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - Midwest Spy - 05-06-2011

(05-06-2011, 05:27 PM)BlueTiki Wrote: There's something about sweet and spicy that gets me all warm and . . . well . . . puts me in this mood, wanting to take off . . . . nevermind.

There's a little Mexican place in Newport Beach, CA, that a friend of mine took me to a few years back, and when I visit... it's simply the best!

As for pork, give me the Cuban version of Pork and black beans, and I'm also ready to take off....




RE: *Cinco De Mayo* - Cracker - 05-06-2011

(05-06-2011, 05:27 PM)BlueTiki Wrote: There's something about sweet and spicy that gets me all warm and . . . well . . . puts me in this mood, wanting to take off . . . . nevermind.

Are you telling us you might be engaged to a sweaty attorney?