My wife keeps telling me its not the size of the onion that counts....but...uhh...well...I like scallions!Quote:
Originally Posted by W3MIV
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My wife keeps telling me its not the size of the onion that counts....but...uhh...well...I like scallions!Quote:
Originally Posted by W3MIV
Ok, here is the finished product that I made tonight.
Yes, its green, bright, citrusy, hot...HOT...and just wonderful.
And here is what I had it with tonight...
Tacos de Lengua con tortillas de harina. Y cilatro, tomate, cebolla, chile poblano, limon, rabanos, aguacate, queso fresco, y mi salsa favorita! Oh and margaritas! Yum!
Alligator pears! Double yum! :yum:
3 inchers are more common, besides V = (4/3) * pi * r3, thusy 1/2 of a 3" onion is 7.065 cu in. whereas a 1.5 incher is only 1.766 cu in.Quote:
Originally Posted by W3MIV
use your fawkin head once in a while.
Nah, just mince it finer instead of chopping it, and it'll stretch. You'll save a few centimes, too. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by kc7jty
limon my ass, themziz Persian limes, estilo Americano.Quote:
Originally Posted by w3bny
http://www.keywestliving.com/Key_Limes.jpg
¡Son limones!
Chances are better than even that those guys came from somewhere in San Diego County.Quote:
Originally Posted by W3MIV
Hass
While dozens of cultivars are grown, the Hass avocado is today the most common. It produces fruit year-round and accounts for 80 percent of cultivated avocados in the world.[20][6][21] All Hass avocado trees are descended from a single "mother tree" raised by a mail carrier named Rudolph Hass, of La Habra Heights, California.[5][21] Hass patented the productive tree in 1935. The "mother tree", of uncertain subspecies, died of root rot and was cut down in September, 2002.[6][21]
Gotta wonder what the free toy is.