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 Posted By: medako 
Mar 9  # 11 of 18
sweetnsour - she's not talking about an Indian (from India) taco. Indian, in this case, refers to Native American. And goodness, can they make a taco. :) If only that fry bread weren't so bad for you!


mmmm.....indian tacos & meat pies.....yummmm.....
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 Posted By: sweetnsour 
Mar 13  # 12 of 18
Quote medako wrote:
sweetnsour - she's not talking about an Indian (from India) taco. Indian, in this case, refers to Native American. And goodness, can they make a taco. :) If only that fry bread weren't so bad for you!


mmmm.....indian tacos & meat pies.....yummmm.....

Thanks medako for the clarification. I keep forgetting Indian could refer to two things!
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 Posted By: lcsamano 
Mar 16  # 13 of 18
It really depends on what type of meat. If they are ground beef tacos then we will fry a few corn torillas for crispy shells. If it is carne asada tacos we only use soft corn tortillas. Flour torillas are for the chicken tacos. We love to load the tacos with lots of veggies and lots of hot salsa. At times we will also put refried beans in the tacos as well.
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 Posted By: medako 
Mar 16  # 14 of 18
for those of you that use corn tortillas...how do you keep them from cracking? I've heated them in a tortilla warmer and it seems like every time I fold or roll them they basically crumble. Am I doing something different than you?
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 Posted By: Mama Mangia 
Mar 16  # 15 of 18
I found a way around that - I just stuff and eat! LOL - Corn tortillas are just too fragile to play with! I like those filled with seasoned beef and topped with lettuce, tomato and cheese.

Although I must admit - I made a taco salad one day and I did not have any flour tortillas to use as a shell so I made the salad and broke corn tortillas all over it.