Kitchen Items, Spanish to English?
Thank you all so much. Along with an email received, all have confirmed
my suspicions on the meanings of comal and molcajete. I do have and use
both often, but not near as much as what was a daily thing in the past.
I have not made tortillas in several years, but the old special made for
me, two-foot comal hanging n the garage does beckon now and then. A
former sweetheart's elderly mother taught me to make and "spin-pull" the
huge tortillas she would roast atop her wood stove, so I just had to
have a way to roast those here at home. One of my Marines made me the
comal (that is hanging via one of it's side-handles) by cutting and
welding the lid from a many-gallons steel drum, and they (the Marines)
stopped begging for me for their usual allotment of fresh tort's a few
years ago. Perhaps now that I have those two words so nicely
"freshened" I will remain tempted to get back into the "factory" groove
again soon. So, thank you much.
From myself, as well as from the USMC!
=A0=A0=A0Picky ~JA~
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