debbie_in_ga
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Does anyone know what "agua de sandilla" is?
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debbie_in_ga
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Thank you, Sylvia and Curious! I think you're on track as she wrote it was something
she would be "making."
I googled, too, but saw too much Spanish for my poor brain!
Debbie
she would be "making."
I googled, too, but saw too much Spanish for my poor brain!
Debbie
dawn_mo
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When I was doing Farmer's Markets, the booth next to me sold these.
They sold a strawberry lemonade, a lime lemonade, and my favorite was a cucumber drink. It was so refreshing on hot days. They also sold cut up mango, papaya, cucumber "parfaits". They would fill a clear plastic cup with the slabs of your fruit of choice or cucumber, sometimes jicama, squeeze lime juice over it, and then sprinkle it with a spicy chile salt mixture, if you desired. One of my favorites was their corn on the cob on a stick. They brushed it with mayo and rolled it in a grated cheese mixture, sort of like grated parmesan. Needless to say, I did a lot of trades with them. Great to see you here. I just made a batch of your chile verde, love it!
They sold a strawberry lemonade, a lime lemonade, and my favorite was a cucumber drink. It was so refreshing on hot days. They also sold cut up mango, papaya, cucumber "parfaits". They would fill a clear plastic cup with the slabs of your fruit of choice or cucumber, sometimes jicama, squeeze lime juice over it, and then sprinkle it with a spicy chile salt mixture, if you desired. One of my favorites was their corn on the cob on a stick. They brushed it with mayo and rolled it in a grated cheese mixture, sort of like grated parmesan. Needless to say, I did a lot of trades with them. Great to see you here. I just made a batch of your chile verde, love it!