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Chilpancingo is another good Mexican restaurant and is within walking distance of your hotel. The chef/opwner used to be the chef at Frontera. Here's a review

We had a really great time. Sweet Willie and Aurora were a huge help in the kitchen, and they also did a great job with the clean up. Willie is a really nice guy, and he sweats as much as I do . We both got hot peppers on our face and turned bright red. I love lard. More coming next Friday in the Mexican cooking class.

My friend has a favorite place on Lawrence which is called, appropriately enough, "Korean Restaurant". I don't know if they have BBQ, but I'll check with her.

If anyone wants to come for dinner at around 5 let me know. We're going to have way too much food.

It was great. Much more corny flavor like the corn of my youth . I bought some more today, it must have been popular because they raised the price. The corn was actually purple though. Why do they call purple vegetables red (red onions, red cabbage, red cauliflower)?

THANK YOU I had checked Sam's long ago when I first had El Conquistador and they did not stock it. Quite frankly I had given up my search. Let's see, about tomorrow and the cooking class. I leave my house, go to Sam's, pick up a bottle, be at your place by 2, It can work! Not promising, but I hope to pick up a bottle before I show.

Matthew, maybe we should make some larb? What do you think?

A bread salad kind of like this one is also good. I'm being overwhelmed by my tomatoes at this point.

I've made one similar with mint and goat cheese. Make some Gazpacho, you'll be happy.

They're called 8-ball squash here, not to be confused with the cocaine package of a similar name .

YES. I have to say one of the finest tequilas I've ever had was El Conquistador. If anyone in the Chicagoland area comes across it, please email me. I have not found anyone yet who carries it. Sam's has it.

Trio and chefg will be on tonite at 9:30 CDT.

Scroll down to Immaculate Ingestion. Please report back on how this tastes. We should make a category for these drinks, they can be called STN

You were looking for a bald guy with a monacle, right?

I love this, but I've been eating it, or a slight variation, every night . Last night it was with mint, sherry vinegar, and chevre. Last week I madfe some killer stuffed tomatoes: Rice, roasted peppers, browned onions, garlic, basil, and romano cheese. Lets keep getting more suggestions.

In the sumertime, I like Mexican shrimp cocktails, or seafood cocktails Campechana. It always blows everyone away. So good, so cool, so pretty with the slices of avocado on top. And so unlike anything most Gringos have ever had. Of course, I serve "los cocteles camarones" or "cocteles Campechana" Mexican-style, in copas, with saltines and an assortment of hot sauces that I pass around in a cute little basket. This is actually one of my Dad's favorite things. Maybe we'll do the famous "Coctel de Siete Mares" which contains Clams, Shrimp, Oysters, Squid, Octopus.

Yes, and I thank you for that. (and Vengroff and whoever else posted dinner ideas). I'm just worrying that this is turning into MatthewB bio, part II.

All right, let's forget the drinks and focus on the food. I do like Jaymes' drinks which are measured by the quart though

Will you be able to get more corn? I'd hate to see you go through withdrawal.

NO GIN

NO GIN No gin? Too many Singapore Slings in college. At Dominicks in Ann Arbor. I can still smell a juniper bush from 50 yds.

Three ounces Scotch, three ice cubes, splash of soda. I want one now. 3 oz. I like that

This the best thing ever. I'm going to buy some for my Mexican cooking class on Sunday. Sorry, I don't have a recipe.

NO GIN

Mojitos are great, but an egullet original cocktail would be nice. Beans? I also have to say that I prefer Pisco Sours and Caiparinhas to a mojito. Matthew, I'm attributing the lack of responses to the power outage.