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  1. Alse
    Alse says:

    I like using the serrated side of a butterknife with peeling poblanos. I found that was the fastest and cleanest way to revmoe the skin, it doesn't hurt the fleshy inside either.

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  2. Lee Doss
    Lee Doss says:

    Once I learned how to make homemade corn tortillas correctly store bought aren't fit for the dogs.
    Rick Bayless and a lady on her channel Villa Cocina have it down right.
    Most all the others are less than hacks unless you can speak Spanish and watch them do it in Mexico.

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  3. Adam Tillotson
    Adam Tillotson says:

    I really appreciate that you continue to do these videos as I find tremendous value in the live cooking, Q&A as well as the various recipe and technique videos. It’s so fun to see your passion for Mexican cuisine and it’s very beneficial for us home cooks to up our game, try new ingredients and techniques and to understand the “why” behind them. Another great job Chef and thanks again for your contributions!

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  4. Lavender Bee
    Lavender Bee says:

    Rick I want to thank you for your love of Mexican cuisine and sharing your expertise with the world. Your YouTube channel is great for tutorials and excellent regional recipes, I'm always circling back to this content. The dedication, quality and time spent on this platform is appreciated beyond words. XXOO Rick, you are the best!

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  5. Lavender Bee
    Lavender Bee says:

    Trader Joe's regular corn tortillas are sturdier & thicker than the brands such as Guerrero or Mission — they work well for these baked type of casseroles. In other words, they don't break down into mush even without the oil dusting.

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  6. Mariana Rosas
    Mariana Rosas says:

    Two things:
    1) something in the way you speak about Mexican cuisine reminds me a little of Yuri De Gortari, who even with his passing continues to be such a huge inspiration for me in the kitchen, and I cannot thank you enough for your genuine care in these dishes you share, and
    2) if anyone finds tomatillos to be too acidic you can add a teaspoon of sugar to cut it out, though god knows I loooove the acidity of tomatillos 😌

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