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Angie Rodriguez
 
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Living In: El Paso, Texas, USA
Member Since: Mar. 2003
Cooking Level: Expert
Cooking Interests: Baking, Grilling & BBQ, Stir Frying, Slow Cooking, Asian, Mexican, Italian, Southern, Healthy, Dessert, Kids, Quick & Easy
Hobbies: Music
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About this Cook
When I was in the Air Force I was stationed at Misawa AB, Japan. My favorite restaurant was "Companions" just outside the main gate. I used to go there for the Wednesday special; Yakisoba and Cheese Gyoza. I really miss Japanese food, especially the sushi and yakitori. Oh, and the grilled squid sold at festivals mmmmmm.
My favorite things to cook
Cakes ... I'm the designated cake baker for family potlucks. I like to eat chicken. I'll try just about any chicken recipe.
My favorite family cooking traditions
Eva's Seafood Pasta; Margie's Chicken Enchilada Casserole; Sabrina's Baked Beans, JJ's Beef enchiladas/burritos, Terry's Shrimp Coctail; Cecy's Lasagna, Eva's Chicharrones w/Chile; JJ's Semi-homemade Brownies, Sonny's Baked Ham
My cooking triumphs
Yakisoba (japanese noodle dish); Oven-Fried Chicken, Smothered Chicken; Arroz con leche, Homemade Macaroni and Cheese;
My cooking tragedies
I can't fry chicken. It ALWAYS comes out raw, because of this I'm also afraid to fry fish.
Recipe Reviews 8 reviews
Kiki's Borracho (Drunken) Beans
I don't like beer but I followed the original recipe anyway. The beans were good, but I could smell and tase the beer and I just couldn't finish what I had served on my plate. My Mom like them a lot. Next time I'll try wiyhout beer.

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Sep. 29, 2007
Swiss Enchiladas
I followed the original recipe and I thought it was a little bland. Don't get me wrong, the dish was good but next time I'll add granulated garlic and maybe some onion powder. I'll definitely use FRESH long green chile. I might garnish with fresh chopped cilantro. To roast chilies at home: Place chilies on a hot grill or in your ovens broiler. Be sure to rotate the chilies to allow the skin to blacken and blister all around. Place chilies in a large zip lock, then wrap the bag of chilies in a clean kitchen towel(the steam will loosen the skin). After the chilies have cooled to room temp peel the skin off and discard (the skin). Cut chilies into long strips or dice them up. ***You can freeze any unused chilies for future use.***

4 users found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Sep. 29, 2007
Mexican Corn
The best thing about this recipe is you can make it as hot or mild as you like. I don't like fresh jalapenos so I used canned. I sliced up two large jalapenos and mixed in some of the juice along with a few of the carrots and onions. My brother LOVES this dish, I am now required to make it once a week!

1 user found this review helpful
Reviewed On: Sep. 29, 2007
 
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