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It begs the question: Native American Tacos, or Chicken Shwawarma on Naan. I'm so confused... I'm just kidding, of course. I wish I had two or three.
ReplyDeleteIndian Tacos are new to me but I do love to eat tacos.
ReplyDeleteWhat makes Indian Tacos is the use of fry bread as the base. Fry bread has a dark history as it is made of flour, salt, yeast, and fried in lard. These were the ingredients given to Indians beginning in 1864 by the Army, and have become traditional Indian food now. Toppings are usually bean and/or ground beef with cheese. tomatoes, and lettuce.
DeleteNew to me too.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of them either.
ReplyDeleteI never heard of them either.
ReplyDeleteNew to me, but I'd be more than willing to try one.
ReplyDeleteYum! Love tacos sold in that tent for sure. The image does that to me.
ReplyDeleteI don't understand the fascination of tacos, they aren't really that popular here
ReplyDeleteOh, I had some a long time ago. They were delicious.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of them
ReplyDeleteNever heard of them either. Would love to try one though. Or two. 🙂
ReplyDeleteLovely dappled light in your photo!
ReplyDeleteAlso, thanks for the fascinating information :)
Can't get them in my part of the world, but would love to try! Nicely captured!
ReplyDeleteWould love to try them out.
ReplyDeletepretty heavy
ReplyDelete:-)))))
I haven't heard of them. I'd be curious to try one.
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