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Default Posole and Chinatown

It's close to Christmas and I had a traditional year end bowl of posole
in a hispanic restaurant that borders Chinatown. I picked up some
Yunnan black(red) tea in a CNNP export carton of 5 x 50g for $3.50. It
has the Ji Xing logo which is on one of my tuochas. The taste is not
as strong and sharp as my other more expensive Dian Hongs but a good
bargain. This posole had strips of pork and not pork skin or
intestinal lining like menudo but it was a lively eating experience and
couldn't wait to get home for a pot of the pu. I like hominy and
grits.

Jim

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