Well, I don't know. I think this bunch is more into eating them and drinking beer than exchanging recipes. Maybe the next clave should be in the parking lot of a taco wagon...or maybe organize a tour of taco wagons. It could be kinda like one of those hotsie totsie pub crawls only greasier.
Jim Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Spencer Harker wrote:
I'm amazed at the love the list members have for taco wagons! I suggest that this year, instead of a fly swap, we have a recipe swap for our favorite Mexican cuisines and delicacies. Why stop there? Instead of setting a date when all the list members fish a body of water, we should get together and have a cook off. Lets face it,, flyfishing is just a front for our deep and passionate love for Taco Wagons!
----- Original Message ----- From: "Leland Miyawaki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, January 21, 2004 7:38 AM
Subject: Re: crab creek report (to Jim and those who may object to the
report.....)
A taco wagon in Troy? I'm all ears, Allen.
Leland.
Leland, Great essay and thanks for sharing that. Your description of driving throught the Palouse brings back some beautiful trips I taken through that country, as it is quite spectacular. Sorry that you missed the taco wagon in Troy though, as it probably would have been a better substitute for that Saturday night dinner special. Al
