I had what I think was a gigantic tortilla, a good two feet across, and
wanted to make quesadillas. Then I realized I don't have cookware that
large, and so I thought well, I could put it on a baking sheet ... but
that's not really designed for the stovetop, and it's not like I have a
burner that big. Not sure what happened next.

tert @ s1962 Seattle World's Fair wrote:

> I had what I think was a gigantic tortilla, a good two feet across, and
> wanted to make quesadillas. Then I realized I don't have cookware that
> large, and so I thought well, I could put it on a baking sheet ... but
> that's not really designed for the stovetop, and it's not like I have a
> burner that big. Not sure what happened next.


Were you "in the nude" in this dream, TERT...???

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Greg

tert in seattle wrote:
> I had what I think was a gigantic tortilla, a good two feet across, and
> wanted to make quesadillas. Then I realized I don't have cookware that
> large, and so I thought well, I could put it on a baking sheet ... but
> that's not really designed for the stovetop, and it's not like I have a
> burner that big. Not sure what happened next.
>

You were he

http://www.rozylowicz.com/enchilada-fiesta.html

THE Enchilada

The highlight of the fiesta is the creation of the world's largest flat
enchilada. Although the Guiness Book of World Records recognizes a
"rolled enchilada" as the world's longest, this year's fiesta will
attempt to create the world's largest "flat enchilada." [ story ]

The Ingredients

750 lb. of stone ground corn to make the Masa tortillas
175 gallons of vegetable oil, heated to cook the tortillas
75 gallons of red chile sauce
75 lb. of grated cheese
50 lb. chopped onions
2 boxes of tomatoes, sliced
48 heads of lettuce, chopped

Gregory Morrow wrote:
> tert @ s1962 Seattle World's Fair wrote:
>
>> I had what I think was a gigantic tortilla, a good two feet across, and
>> wanted to make quesadillas. Then I realized I don't have cookware that
>> large, and so I thought well, I could put it on a baking sheet ... but
>> that's not really designed for the stovetop, and it's not like I have a
>> burner that big. Not sure what happened next.
>
>
> Were you "in the nude" in this dream, TERT...???
>
Como no!

http://cache.marriott.com/propertyim...ur18.jpg?Log=1

Sqwertz wrote:
> I've been looking for extra large tortillas.

Wait, you're not stalking women any more?

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"Gregory Morrow" > wrote in message
...
> tert @ s1962 Seattle World's Fair wrote:
>
>> I had what I think was a gigantic tortilla, a good two feet across, and
>> wanted to make quesadillas. Then I realized I don't have cookware that
>> large, and so I thought well, I could put it on a baking sheet ... but
>> that's not really designed for the stovetop, and it's not like I have a
>> burner that big. Not sure what happened next.
>
>
> Were you "in the nude" in this dream, TERT...???

Greg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

lol
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Gregory Morrow wrote:
> tert @ s1962 Seattle World's Fair wrote:
>
>> I had what I think was a gigantic tortilla, a good two feet across, and
>> wanted to make quesadillas. Then I realized I don't have cookware that
>> large, and so I thought well, I could put it on a baking sheet ... but
>> that's not really designed for the stovetop, and it's not like I have a
>> burner that big. Not sure what happened next.
>
>
> Were you "in the nude" in this dream, TERT...???

nope - my naked dreams tend to be set outdoors