Mud Creek Well-Known Member Joined May 17, 2013 Messages 21,388 City & State/Province Mid TN Feb 28, 2023 #1 Maybe substitute with some big crappie
TAFKAP Well-Known Member Joined Nov 6, 2009 Messages 17,208 City & State/Province Memphis Feb 28, 2023 #2 That sounds like a great idea. But I think I would cook the chorizo first, remove it, then cook the onions. Put the chorizo back with everything else.
That sounds like a great idea. But I think I would cook the chorizo first, remove it, then cook the onions. Put the chorizo back with everything else.
Shag Well-Known Member Gold Member Joined Jan 7, 2016 Messages 3,999 Feb 28, 2023 #3 If it's Spanish chorizo (which it looks to be), it's a dry cured sausage which doesn't even require cooking. If it's Mexican chorizo, I agree with you. I'm not a fan of Mexican chorizo though…too greasy and i don't care for the flavor.
If it's Spanish chorizo (which it looks to be), it's a dry cured sausage which doesn't even require cooking. If it's Mexican chorizo, I agree with you. I'm not a fan of Mexican chorizo though…too greasy and i don't care for the flavor.
UCStandSitter Well-Known Member Joined Oct 20, 2021 Messages 9,048 City & State/Province "Plataw" Feb 28, 2023 #4 I'd eat it. Still rather make em into tacos though.
Specializedjon Well-Known Member Gold Supporter Joined Feb 25, 2019 Messages 10,155 City & State/Province Culleoka (Middle TN) Feb 28, 2023 #5 Looks like a yummy salad Any green stuff = salad