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fish tacos aren't? iirc, the ones we know originated in baja; but there were some way before then, too. -- nm
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b. (aka starrynit)
May 5 '16, 18:58
gasp, did rick bayless lie to me on his show years ago?
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the bayless show featured different local/regional things. I wouldn't expect them to be available everywhere, esp. inland. wikipedia says
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b.
May 5, 19:18
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it was just backup, but nevermind. I shall nickname you Krusty, Jr. -- nm
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b.
May 5, 19:47
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Krustito! -- nm
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Roger More
May 5, 20:04
But Mexico's so geographically diverse, plus you have to allow for culture to change over time with new influences, etc -- nm
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Roger More
May 5, 19:17
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I know, they are a recent invention and have foreign influences. But so is, say, spaghetti carbonara - and that's a pretty typical Italian dish today. -- nm
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Roger More
May 5, 20:10
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sing it...nm
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May 5, 20:29
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Some websites I found suggest that they were invented by Japanese fishermen living in Ensenada, so I suppose you could argue that it's fusion.
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Roger More
May 5, 19:04
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