Prickly Pear

Started by Major 2, April 23, 2020, 03:19:11 PM

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Major 2

Prickly Pear taco's I have to give this atry

when planets align...do the deal !

Mogorilla

Thanks Major, sounds interesting.  I have made a nopales salsa, which went on some pork tacos, but never just the nopales.    It is my understanding the slime from these was applied by native americans to their parfleches as a water proofing.   If you go back on the history section I made some parfleches and used the prickly pears to seal them.   Slimy is a good word and when used in the salsa, reminded me of Okra in consistency.   They have an almost citrus bite, so they went well in the salsa. 

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An icecream shop in Nicosia, Cyprus used to make prickly pear icecream. A bit grainy, but I loved it. I try to look them up whenever I visit. (I married a Cypriot/American girl when I was a UN peacekeeper. And my son married a Cypriot/British girl! Note; The "matchmaker" was a lady that lived within a mile of me in Victoria BC!)
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