Chile Crop for 2008 - Green Chile Status Report Anyone? (law, area, America)

[clairz]

Our kitchen is full of fresh roasted green chile from the Farmers Market this morning and have a good supply of freezer bags on hand. We bought some fresh, warm tortillas on the way home--what a feast we'll have for lunch.

The smell is heavenly!!!

~clairz

[rybert]

Wow... haven't heard "cunyao" since elementary school... classy.

[TKO]

Originally Posted by rybert

Wow... haven't heard "cunyao" since elementary school... classy.

It means brother in law in norteno speak there buddy and is a term of endearment. Wonder just where it is that your from if you didn't know that?

I think you need to get you smack talk in order before you attempt it again.

But it's America and you can instigate an argument and then cry foul over a non-foul if you want to. Enjoy your chile/chili this season.

[droys]

Clairz, that sounds so good. How much did you pay for the chiles at the Farmers Market? Do you know how long they will be roasting? We are trying to plan our trip there but we can't come for a couple of weeks yet. (Work comes first darn it). We have several folks wanting us to bring chile back for them. I am trying to get a cost estimate for them.

[clairz]

Originally Posted by droys

Clairz, that sounds so good. How much did you pay for the chiles at the Farmers Market? Do you know how long they will be roasting? We are trying to plan our trip there but we can't come for a couple of weeks yet. (Work comes first darn it). We have several folks wanting us to bring chile back for them. I am trying to get a cost estimate for them.

We paid $24.00 for a bucket, roasting included; $14.00 for half a bucket. This is just the beginning of chile season here. As I recall from last year, we should have several more weeks to go. They had Big Jims (medium), Sandias (hot), Barkers XX (extra hot), and some mild type that was sold out.

I love going to our Farmers Market; everyone has on a smile and even more so when the chiles arrive.

Our car still smells like green chiles. It's the best perfume in the world. Seeing the goofy look on my husband's face when he smells it made me consider (just briefly) dabbing a little behind my ears.

~clairz

[rybert]

Originally Posted by TKO

It means brother in law in norteno speak there buddy and is a term of endearment. Wonder just where it is that your from if you didn't know that?

I think you need to get you smack talk in order before you attempt it again.

But it's America and you can instigate an argument and then cry foul over a non-foul if you want to. Enjoy your chile/chili this season.

It's not a term of endearment dude... it's an insult.

[clairz]

Originally Posted by rybert

It's not a term of endearment dude... it's an insult.

Would you guys please trade insults somewhere else? You're wasting our time.

Thank you.

~clairz

[TKO]

Originally Posted by clairz

Would you guys please trade insults somewhere else? You're wasting our time.

Thank you.

~clairz

Sorry, I tried to answer in one post. I shouldn't have egged him on again. Misunderstanding are part of this experience. Won't happen again.

FYI, if you took it as an insult that's all that matters - not how I meant it. My apologies to you too.

Chile is on the things in our area that brings people together and should continue to. I won't post in the thread again. Shame.

[clairz]

Originally Posted by TKO

Sorry, I tried to answer in one post. I shouldn't have egged him on again. Misunderstanding are part of this experience. Won't happen again.

FYI, if you took it as an insult that's all that matters - not how I meant it. My apologies to you too.

Chile is on the things in our area that brings people together and should continue to. I won't post in the thread again. Shame.

Sorry I was crabby. TKO, I would never want you to stop posting anywhere.

Let's just all have some chile for breakfast...

~clairz

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