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"Sqwertz" > wrote in message
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> Dimitri > wrote:
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>> "Sqwertz" > wrote in message
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>>> Tara > wrote:
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>>>> Early in the summer, I bought on a whim a shaker bottle of fruit
>>>> seasoning -- red pepper, salt, and dehydrated lime juice. I have been
>>>> enjoying it so much sprinkled over apple slices. It's a new taste to
>>>> me and it really hits the spot on those days where nothing sounds good
>>>> to eat. I think it would be delicious on melon or coconut or
>>>> cucumber. Yes, I know I could season fruit with my own salt and red
>>>> pepper and a squeeze of lime.
>>>>
>>>> Today, I sprinkled the fruit seasoning over buttered popcorn and it
>>>> was delicious.
>>>
>>> Popular Mexican seasoning. They even make it into little shaker
>>> bottles called "Lucas" for Mexican kids to shake on their hand and
>>> lick it off. It's available at every convenience store in hispanic
>>> areas.

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>> http://www.picodegallo.net/history.html
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>> Hot stuff!

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> Nah. That's not it.
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> http://www.mexgrocer.com/brand-lucas.html
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I have a jar of the Pico de Gallo powder i purchased at at the local Mexican
store quite a while ago. We were at the Ventura County Fair, They had a
roasted corn stand with an amazing roasting machine. The Hispanics were
using this stuff and fresh lime squeezed over the fresh roasted elotes
(corn).. I looked at the jar and then bought some. Holy Cow! That stuff is
HOT!

But then again I am not a good judge I don't care for really hot (spicy)
foods.


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