CARNITAS MADE AT HOME CAN BE NICE
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
whilst visiting Mexico a few months back. Even the homeless, down on their
luck, can afford this recipe; in place of pork, substitute a dead cat or
dog.
Two large bone-in pork steaks, about two inches thick
Seasonings
METHOD
Place pork in baking vessel and season. Pour in water to almost cover
bottom of vessel. Cover and bake at 375� for one hour. Uncover, raising
temp to 450�. Continue cooking, turning very 10 to 15 minutes. The liquid
will evaporate. The meat should continue cooking until it is a nice dark
brown.
Serve carnitas with guacamole on fresh tortillas.
--
The memory should be specially taxed in youth, since it is then that it is
strongest and most tenacious. But in choosing the things that should be
committed to memory, the utmost care and forethought must be exercised, as
lessons well learnt in youth are never forgotten.
--Arthur Schopenhauer
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"Colonel Edmund J. Burke" <edmun...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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cock , balls , dick , shit and that's the end of his creativity
Star Girl
wrote:
a little orange juice, and slower cooking time.. with homemade fresh
salsa with cilantro, served on warm tortillas
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
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Percy just summed himself up in four words.
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and now he'll talk about me like he just did here for the next hour
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
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a little orange juice, and slower cooking time.. with homemade fresh
salsa with cilantro, served on warm tortillas
Orange juice as substitute for the water? Yes, that has some possibilities.
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especially when you add 6 cups of water to make the orange juice , yay
>
Star Girl
> "Colonel Edmund J. Burke" <edmundbu...@yahoo.com> wrote in messagenews:7ZednagKXN0QopDW...@giganews.com...
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> > "Star Girl" <staronthebe...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:a0833e55-2a0d-40d1...@f18g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> > a little orange juice, and slower cooking time.. with homemade fresh
> > salsa with cilantro, served on warm tortillas
>
> > Orange juice as substitute for the water? Yes, that has some
> > possibilities.
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> especially when you add 6 cups of water to make the orange juice , yay
>
>
I like to water down the orange juice. As a matter of fact, when i
read Burkes post, my first thought was.. "water down the juice".
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i was just pointing out what a bone head he is ,
because there's so much water in orange juice ,
but he wants to substitute water for orange juice
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
You got that all ass-backwards, Percy. The idea is to substitute the oj for
water, dumbass.
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orange juice is mostly water tippy toe face ,
just live with it , you said something once again ,
that makes you look like the fall down fk in the ass that you are
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quuers hahahahahahahahahahh
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Now Percy is the poster boy for idiocy.
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Record And Analyze Data:
After the orange slices where completely dry, we put them back on the
weighing scale and weighed it with the paper and aluminum foil. We then
subtracted 15 grams from that total since the foil and paper weighed 15
grams. Just like we stated before, the orange weighed 309 grams before the
experiment was started and now weigh 58 grams. To figure out the percentage
of solids in the orange, we divide the weight of dry sample to the weight of
original sample that is : (58/309=0.1877). To figure out the percentage of
water in the orange, we used this formula: (309-58)/309=0.8122
In result of our experiment, we found out that orange is consisted of 81%
water.
stuff that in your hat band Doctor Sunshine Tree