Food without garlic? - Page 2

**Susie Q Roo** · 08-26-2007

FYI, "sin ajo" sounds like SEEN AH ho, just so's you know.

Jacko · 08-26-2007

I love garlic...I do not notice its taste as much though in Mexican cuisine as I do in others..perhaps the various chiles overtake it....in a very good way.

Terrycrz · 08-26-2007

Oh well, that's nice to know. I guess I figured that Most Mexican dishes did not include garlic because I had never tasted any. Yet then again, I've never been to Mexico aside from y 1/2 day at Playa last year when our cruise took us to Xcaret. I've also eaten Mexican at places like "On the Border" and never had many saucy dishes. I still think the garlicy taste is probably not as strong as it is in Italian dishes. I like cumin though! LOL

Sorry that was just my bad, sorry for the misinformation. I guess I learned something new today.

jimn · 08-27-2007

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FYI, "sin ajo" sounds like SEEN AH ho, just so's you know

Susie, thanks for that, its a great help.

kayt707 · 08-27-2007

We have a place here called the Stinking Rose. Everything has garlic. Some of the stuff is just pure Garlic. I love Garlic havent been to this restaurant yet but sounds so good. You just have to go with someone who already loves you!!!

cmsitaly · 08-27-2007

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Originally Posted by kayt707

We have a place here called the Stinking Rose. Everything has garlic. Some of the stuff is just pure Garlic. I love Garlic havent been to this restaurant yet but sounds so good. You just have to go with someone who already loves you!!!

I have the cookbook from that place

YUMM!

StewartG · 09-01-2007

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Originally Posted by Terrycrz

Oh well, that's nice to know. I guess I figured that Most Mexican dishes did not include garlic because I had never tasted any. Yet then again, I've never been to Mexico aside from y 1/2 day at Playa last year when our cruise took us to Xcaret. I've also eaten Mexican at places like "On the Border" and never had many saucy dishes. I still think the garlicy taste is probably not as strong as it is in Italian dishes. I like cumin though! LOL

And I think I noticed something about you going to eat at TGIFridays in another thread...

OH THE HUMANITY!!!

*sniff, sniff*

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Jacko añejo Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 17,118	I love garlic...I do not notice its taste as much though in Mexican cuisine as I do in others..perhaps the various chiles overtake it....in a very good way. Last edited by Jacko : 08-27-2007 at 06:50 AM.

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08-26-2007	#16 (permalink)
Susie Q Roo Moderator Join Date: May 2003 Location: Q Roo Posts: 9,741	FYI, "sin ajo" sounds like SEEN AH ho, just so's you know.

08-26-2007	#18 (permalink)
Terrycrz ruined Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Miami, FL Posts: 84	Oh well, that's nice to know. I guess I figured that Most Mexican dishes did not include garlic because I had never tasted any. Yet then again, I've never been to Mexico aside from y 1/2 day at Playa last year when our cruise took us to Xcaret. I've also eaten Mexican at places like "On the Border" and never had many saucy dishes. I still think the garlicy taste is probably not as strong as it is in Italian dishes. I like cumin though! LOL Sorry that was just my bad, sorry for the misinformation. I guess I learned something new today.

08-27-2007	#20 (permalink)
kayt707 añejo Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Alta Loma, Ca Posts: 6,274	We have a place here called the Stinking Rose. Everything has garlic. Some of the stuff is just pure Garlic. I love Garlic havent been to this restaurant yet but sounds so good. You just have to go with someone who already loves you!!!

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