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[storrsroars]

Are the real ones baked inside? I would LOVE that.

Real ones aren't baked at all.

 

[intlzncster]

Real ones aren't baked at all.

Pan?

 

[storrsroars]

Pan?

Yeah. Or comal. In Mexico, anyway. There are a lot of different kinds of enchiladas, which really just started out as a tortilla soaked in sauce with some meager toppings, not a stuffed Mexican manicotti. And there's a "stacked" version popular in some regions where the tortillas are used like lasagna noodles.

 

[superjohn]

Yeah, that's condescension-free.

Anyway, ready whenever you have free time, Gordito. I don't have expertise on a whole lot of subjects, but I'd easily win Jeopardy on this one.

Before we begin, one simple question: have you ever had any version of enchilada that wasn't baked with sauce on top?

La Casa de las Enchiladas was my breakfast pretty much every morning in CDMX. Enchiladas any way you could think of, can't wait to get back.

 

[storrsroars]

La Casa de las Enchiladas was my breakfast pretty much every morning in CDMX. Enchiladas any way you could think of, can't wait to get back.

My preferred breakfast was chilequiles verdes with a fried egg on top. But if I wasn't making it myself, I went low rent at Sanborns. And always the counter.

 

[superjohn]

My preferred breakfast was chilequiles verdes with a fried egg on top. But if I wasn't making it myself, I went low rent at Sanborns. And always the counter.

Sanborns is weird, they look like a chinese restaurant with a gift shop in it.

 

[Huskybass]

My Ranking, I have traveled a lot over the years, I will say that my ranking of LA might be skewed because I hate the place so much and I have to go there a few times a year.

1. San Fran/Napa/Sonoma
2. Chicago
3. Seattle
4. New Orleans
5. NYC
6. LA
7. Portland
8. Philly
9. DC

I lived in Sonoma County for a year and have been to San Francisco at least 20 times on business. The restaurants are insanely good all over the City. A personal favorite was the House of Nanking at 919 Kearney street. So good I have had both lunch and dinner there on more than one occasion.

 

[gtcam]

Back to baseball
As a lifelong Cubs fan, I have to admit that I do watch the Sox on a consistent basis, especially since the Francona years. I am a huge Francona fan and consider him and Maddon the two top managers in the MLB. I think I will have to make room at the table for Cora. Not only does the guy know how to relate to the players and get them to play hard for him but he seems to know exactly what to tweak and when to do it. This team is perhaps one of the best in MLB in decades. Their ability to be so effective with two outs is amazing. My hat is off to the Red Sox

 

[storrsroars]

Sanborns is weird, they look like a chinese restaurant with a gift shop in it.

Well, you never know when you're gonna want to buy a TV or some perfume while you're eating breakfast.

Back to baseball
As a lifelong Cubs fan, I have to admit that I do watch the Sox on a consistent basis, especially since the Francona years. I am a huge Francona fan and consider him and Maddon the two top managers in the MLB. I think I will have to make room at the table for Cora. Not only does the guy know how to relate to the players and get them to play hard for him but he seems to know exactly what to tweak and when to do it. This team is perhaps one of the best in MLB in decades. Their ability to be so effective with two outs is amazing. My hat is off to the Red Sox

I can't tell you how happy I am that the Cubs aren't in this. Was happy y'all got your WS. And annoyed when y'all started acting like Sox/Yankees fans.

As for your smartest-man-in-the-room manager, not only did Counsell manage better in the NLC, but so did Hurdle.