Sunday, September 21, 2008
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- Rebecca Conduff Aguirre
- I am an MK, now a missionary, wife and mother...here I write about life, motherhood, missionary life, a little of this and a little of that...
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Yum! Save some for me! :)
So, I'm hungry.
Especially for hot fresh tortillas. It's been so long since I had them fresh off the pan at my friend's house.
that looks really yummy!!
I think that corn tortillas are the best fresh from the tortilleria...but really good heated up at home, too! We discovered that there is a tortilleria just around the corner from us, but haven't figured out their hours yet...I need to, it's a good chance not only to get tortillas, but to meet neighbors, too!
In the village we used to live in when I was a child, my friend's mom would make them. My friend and I would stand and watch as she would grab them and flip them to cook evenly.
Oh they tasted good fresh and hot. And of course corn tortillas! I can't even find corn ones in the stores here.
Oh, yum! I'll be they were SO good that way! One time, a tribal lady made us fresh flour tortillas up in the mountains...heavenly!
They didn't have tortillas in Colombia or Venezuela (their equivalent is the arepa), although they are beginning to sell some flour ones here and there...most people there use the word "tortilla" for a Spanish-style omlette (sp?), so they get confused about Mexican food...down south they make tortillas from blue corn, that sounds interesting as well!
Looks like a delicious meal.
Can we have a recipe for this? Also, Sarah really wants the recipe for your red beat potato salad as well. We love you guys and miss you. Praying for you.. -Dave and Sarah
Oh, and Sarah mentioned this morning (for like the 10th time) that she really wants to get a REAL tortilla press. We'll have to send you some money the next time you come back to the states if you could pick one up for us. The really simple wooden ones, you know?
Hey, Dave, yeah, I can get you the recipes...and we'll look around for a tortilla press! They are all over the place here...LOL :) Thanks for praying! Becky
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