Guest guest Posted April 27, 2006 Report Share Posted April 27, 2006 Donna, Wow, a brother-in-law's brother as a chef in Cancun! Pretty darn cool! I bet he has amazing spicey ideas! I hope he made out ok in last years hurricans? Thanks for the tips on the Garlic, I will definatly be trying both the Garlic and Plantain ideas ASAP! I don't know what Chayote is, I'd love to know more. Thanks again. I " m getting hungry. Heidi Sure Heidi, Take the whole head of garlic and Don't peel, just run off the flaking sking. Take a metal kabob skewer or a thin knife and pierce the head and hold it over the high flame on the stove until the outer skin blackens. Then toss the whole head into the soup and let it cook in the pot with your plantains and soup. I learned the plantain and garlic tricks from my brother-in-laws brother (got that) is a chef in Cancun, Mexico psrt-tine during the summer months. Are you familiar with chayote? It's also delicious in soups. Hope this helps. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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