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When you order “authentic” Mexican food in Iowa
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made sardine tacos yesterday. basically replace meat with a sardine. Any work but I like olive oil. add your favorite taco ingredients. Iowa should have a little corn, js
wtf
do you use hard or soft shell?
soft 100% corn. also a slice of cheese with favorite hot sauce between 2 tortillas and microwave about 20 seconds makes a quick snack. toasted tortillas are good too.
Ever had to the sardines that come with hot sauce? I got some yesterday but haven’t tried yet
Sure, most are unpronouncable chemicals that give me indigestion. vinegar, salt, peppers ie. tabasco. and Yellow Bird out of Texas makes great hot sauce. sardine packers, not so much. fewer ingredients the better