Panbazo?
 

Had my first one yesterday. Mexico City style. Fantastic.

Anyone have a good recipe?

Thanks!
--
Regards,
Mark

Panbazo?
 

Please explain what it is.
Thanks.

"mårk" > wrote in message
om...
> Had my first one yesterday. Mexico City style. Fantastic.
>
> Anyone have a good recipe?
>
> Thanks!
> --
> Regards,
> Mark
>
>

Panbazo?
 

Please explain what it is.
Thanks.

"mårk" > wrote in message
om...
> Had my first one yesterday. Mexico City style. Fantastic.
>
> Anyone have a good recipe?
>
> Thanks!
> --
> Regards,
> Mark
>
>

Panbazo?
 

"Jeff Russell" > wrote in message
news:1alJc.75919$JR4.16244@attbi_s54...
> Please explain what it is.
> Thanks.
>
Sort of a torta with chorizo, potatoes, lettuce, cheese, crema, and salsa
dipped in enchilada sauce and grilled.

I suppose I could figure it out "trial&error" style. Just hoping someone can
take my hand and lead me back to heaven. The one I had was made by a
friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested in
sharing more than cuisine with me. Not a comfortable situation for a married
guy!

Regards,
Mark

Panbazo?
 

"Jeff Russell" > wrote in message
news:1alJc.75919$JR4.16244@attbi_s54...
> Please explain what it is.
> Thanks.
>
Sort of a torta with chorizo, potatoes, lettuce, cheese, crema, and salsa
dipped in enchilada sauce and grilled.

I suppose I could figure it out "trial&error" style. Just hoping someone can
take my hand and lead me back to heaven. The one I had was made by a
friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested in
sharing more than cuisine with me. Not a comfortable situation for a married
guy!

Regards,
Mark

Panbazo?
 

Thanks. Sounds great, uh, the food part that is.

"mårk" > wrote in message
om...
> "Jeff Russell" > wrote in message
> news:1alJc.75919$JR4.16244@attbi_s54...
> > Please explain what it is.
> > Thanks.
> >
> Sort of a torta with chorizo, potatoes, lettuce, cheese, crema, and salsa
> dipped in enchilada sauce and grilled.
>
> I suppose I could figure it out "trial&error" style. Just hoping someone
can
> take my hand and lead me back to heaven. The one I had was made by a
> friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested in
> sharing more than cuisine with me. Not a comfortable situation for a
married
> guy!
>
> Regards,
> Mark
>
>

Panbazo?
 

"Jeff Russell" > wrote in
news:aTyJc.97704$Oq2.42271@attbi_s52:

> Thanks. Sounds great, uh, the food part that is.
>
> "mårk" > wrote in message
> om...
>> "Jeff Russell" > wrote in message
>> news:1alJc.75919$JR4.16244@attbi_s54...
>> > Please explain what it is.
>> > Thanks.
>> >
>> Sort of a torta with chorizo, potatoes, lettuce, cheese, crema, and
>> salsa dipped in enchilada sauce and grilled.
>>
>> I suppose I could figure it out "trial&error" style. Just hoping
>> someone
> can
>> take my hand and lead me back to heaven. The one I had was made by a
>> friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested
>> in sharing more than cuisine with me. Not a comfortable situation for
>> a
> married
>> guy!
>>
>> Regards,
>> Mark
>>
>>
>
>
I think the correct spelling would be pambazo. Here is a recipe.

http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recip...apambazos.html

Panbazo?
 

>>> Sort of a torta with chorizo, potatoes, lettuce, cheese, crema, and
>>> salsa dipped in enchilada sauce and grilled.
>>>
>>> I suppose I could figure it out "trial&error" style. Just hoping
>>> someone
>> can
>>> take my hand and lead me back to heaven. The one I had was made by a
>>> friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested
>>> in sharing more than cuisine with me. Not a comfortable situation for
>>> a
>> married
>>> guy!

> I think the correct spelling would be pambazo. Here is a recipe.
>
> http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recip...apambazos.html

Sounds yummy. Now, could someone post a picture of the mother-in-law?

Panbazo?
 

Irv wrote:
>>>>....The one I had was made by a
>>>>friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested
>>>>in sharing more than cuisine with me.
>
>>I think the correct spelling would be pambazo. Here is a recipe.
>>http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recip...apambazos.html
>
> Sounds yummy. Now, could someone post a picture of the mother-in-law?

Was she the one that said "Don't cut the cheese!"?

Panbazo?
 

Irv wrote:
>>>>....The one I had was made by a
>>>>friend's newly divorced mother-in-law and it seems she's interested
>>>>in sharing more than cuisine with me.
>
>>I think the correct spelling would be pambazo. Here is a recipe.
>>http://www.mexconnect.com/mex_/recip...apambazos.html
>
> Sounds yummy. Now, could someone post a picture of the mother-in-law?

Was she the one that said "Don't cut the cheese!"?