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poblano queso dip december , by patrick comments i know what you're thinking... warm, gooey queso dip is awesome. and so is the rich flavor of roasted poblano peppers. so why not combine the two? or would that just be too much goodness in one bowl?!!
sweet, roasted tomato flavor at the forefront, and sending the onion and heat to the background, you'll get a unique, delicious... read more filed under: appetizers/sides , main dish , most recent , tortillas , vegetarian roasted hatch chile salsa september , by patrick comments warning: super concentrated...
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the fire to heat up, and then used for cooking in the days before ovens were available. bannocks were originally made without any leavening. later, yeast was used and starter dough from the previous batch was used. by the early nineteenth century, baking soda with an acid added (such as found in buttermilk
baking powder, and water , which are combined and kneaded (possibly with spices, dried fruits, or other flavoring agents added) then fried in rendered fat , vegetable oil, or shortening. today's native american "fried bread" is like bannock but cooked in a skillet. however, for the purist, a bannock is not...
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