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It will just over power most of that flavor. Sweating them in a little olive oil for a couple minutes will still taste like onion and cilantto but allow all the other flavor to come through.Originally posted by Bouncer View PostYour crazy, raw onions are the shit! Cilantro I can take in small amounts.
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You DONT put olive oil in Mexican food:slap:Originally posted by TKD View PostIt will just over power most of that flavor. Sweating them in a little olive oil for a couple minutes will still taste like onion and cilantto but allow all the other flavor to come through.
And you're completley wrong about the onions/cilantro....if those tacos are near authentic(which I doubt, the look of the meat gives it way)....then you'd want all of that on the taco:thumb:
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I'm not going to get into a pointless debate with you. Your post itself is contradictory itself by talking about authentic and non authentic at the same time. My point is about getting the most flavor out of it all. Which is still accurate, regardless if you want to use olive oil, vegetable oil, butter or lard.Originally posted by rado View PostYou DONT put olive oil in Mexican food:slap:
And you're completley wrong about the onions/cilantro....if those tacos are near authentic(which I doubt, the look of the meat gives it way)....then you'd want all of that on the taco:thumb:
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