NYNM
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New Mexico burritos
Thu, 01/3/08 5:30 PM
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Last week in Santa Fe we went to a new favorite RF place: El Parasol (take-out only) and ordered a chicken burrito with green chile. It was really delicious, but the ingredients surprised me. They were: lots of chicken lots of green chile wrapped in a flour tortilla. That's it, and that's why it was so good: no rice, no beans, no "other ingredients" It seemed very healthy. Does anyplace else have a "straight" burrito?
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enginecapt
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RE: New Mexico burritos
Thu, 01/3/08 6:57 PM
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That's the type of burrito I was raised on, i.e. no filler items like beans and rice. Those 'stuffed' monstrosities started making inroads here in So Cal back in the early eighties. I always order burritos with meat only filling dressed with pico de gallo. If the restaurant won't do that, I order something else or take my business to a place that will do it.
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rouxdog
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RE: New Mexico burritos
Sat, 01/5/08 7:52 AM
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NYNM, I would eat that filling, chicken and green chile and perhaps a few bites of the flour tortilla. Generally, my reaction to a burrito (refried beans held together by a flour tortilla) is no thanks.
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1bbqboy
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RE: New Mexico burritos
Sat, 01/5/08 9:45 AM
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Rouxdog, a burrito is just ingredients inside a flour tortilla. I'm not a fan of refried beans in burros either. Whole pintos though, provide a nice counterpoint to meat.
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