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I have never had much use for the eggshell-fragile Old El Paso taco shells from the grocery store. When I ran across a discussion of Indian Fry Bread Tacos -- featured at the Oklahoma State Fair -- I had to give them a try. I normally don't like to deep-fry anything, but this was worth the mess -- and I have some left over to drizzle with honey and cinnamon. https://sprinklesomefun.com/in...os-indian-fry-bread/ There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t. – John Green, author | ||
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Fresh pizza dough stretched thin is awesome deep fried about 10-15 seconds per side. It crackles when you bite it. Great for subs. Might be worth a try for tacos. Maybe I try some. Thanks. Life itself is a gift. Live it up if you can. | |||
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I was somewhere on the Navajo Nation about 10 years ago with my first wife and we pulled over for a roadside stay that had the crudest sign you could scrawl for Indian tacos. Clean or sanitary wasn't even a consideration, but we didn't have kids along so we figured we'd survive a night or three of food poisoning. Delicious and no after effects. I can clearly remember handing the lady the cash and walking away giggling about how near death sick I would be in just a few short hours. | |||
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I learned how to make the fry bread when I stayed on the rez for a while. I keep several jars of the "dry mix" so all I have to do is add the wet, then make. Handy for fresh bread in a short notice . I also pressure can Axis burger with a taco seasoning , so it's really quick for tacos around here. | |||
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