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You could get bacon-dogs, tacos, churros, roasted corn, and agua frescas.
I saw this vendor, heating tortillas for tacos, with a big roasting pan of braised meat. I asked her for a taco - they were $1.50 each - and before she fixed one for me, she looked at me a bit sternly and pointed out that this was "chivo" or goat-meat.
I nodded. Fix it up. She gave me a taco on a paper plate, and I added some chopped onion, cilantro, and hot sauce from the bottle.
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5 comments:
"it tasted like goat"
That pretty much makes me cringe. I like goat cheese, but I think I'll leave the goat meat to you. They do look good.
tasted like goat?
is that anything like smelled like a goat?
um
not for me, thanks
but have at it!LOL
Hey, goats are people, too!
Wait...I see what I did there...
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As weird as this might sound, I'd try that.
I've done my time with goat meat. More than my time. I grew up eating it and then I ate it all the time in Peru.
And now? I stick with chicken, beef, and pork. Because I can.
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