You can buy their enchilada sauce by the gallon. It's like $20 a gallon.

The enchiladas are good there. I prefer the cheese enchiladas, but the Texas Stacked is pretty damn good.

Glad they opened back up and we have a Taco Tico in town.
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Leftover brisket sandwich.




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Well you didn't have very much left over Buzz. Sides look good too
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As the neighbor put it, he was as stuffed as a tick on a tampon. I sent some home with my son but I still have a good bit leftover, another dinner or two. I'm about tired of BBQ, this is the 3rd week in a row.
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Don’t you blaspheme, cowboy.
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Going meatless tonight.

1 can Cento tomatoes
1/2 white onion sliced
4 cloves garlic
1 tbsp oregano
1 tbsp bread dipping seasoning
1 pkg Capellini pasta
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Ours is finally coming back in September. Deluxe sancho FTW.
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this evenings meal is curried sausages, and mashed potato's :-)

(if it turns out shit, i won't post anything further, but if it turns out to be the bomb, ill give you details :-) )

for never having done a curry with sausages from scratch and not a glass jar, this was damned good.

12 sausages grilled/cut into chunks

2.5 TBS curry spice
1.5 TBS garlic
1.5 TBS grated ginger
2 TBS brown sugar
2 TBS butter
3 TBS applesauce
2 TBS tomato paste
2 TBS worcestershire sauce
2 tsp salt
2 tsp white pepper
1 cup heavy cream
1 cup coconut milk
1 brown onion
3 large spring onions, greens and whites


mash was as simple as butter, diced ham, salt/pepper, buttermilk/milk

afterwards the wife told me to put it on the list of meals from here on out. :-)
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Homemade blueberry muffins with fresh blueberries.


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We ate a Pie Five near the hockey arena before my son's game, and it was very good. I have the Greek salad, the wife, son, and son's best friend had pizzas, and it's very-much a do again.

https://www.piefivepizza.com/
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Why is your son playing hockey in June? Is your last name Holtby or Fleury?
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For us it's a year-round deal. We'll take time off for vacations and scouting-related trips, but we love hockey and there's NOTHING better than walking into a a 60-degree building in June after YEARS of coaching 3rd base (for the older son's) baseball team through 95+ degree tournaments. Inside, around a sheet of ice, between scouting event and dive vacations, is AWESOME!! And goalies get called A LOT for everybody else's practices. It's something you just enjoy...
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And if his last name was either Holtby or Fleury. I wouldn't need to be on CP at midnight!
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:-). I enjoyed those days too. When my boys were playing it could be a bit of a pain in the ass, (6AM practices in the dead of winter), but it was all worth it for the men that they've become. Another plus of being a hockey dad is getting to eat at new and unusual places. Enjoy the ride. I hope he eclipses Holtby and Fleury.
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Amen brother, ice time is had when it's available. And (for me) those early morning practices never allowed the ibuprofen to full get working. And yes, while hockey is a humbling sport (to say the least), it does produce some great people.
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