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    Posted: 15 Aug 2021 at 5:16pm
Danielle grilled pork chops marinated in dales seasoning, potatoes, and her first attempt at Mexican street corn. Man alive!! I had 4 pork chops and the corn was EXCELLENT! She grilled the corn on the cob and made a sauce from mayonnaise, chili powder, garlic powder, and parsley. Man it was good
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Sounds good. I’d like to know more about the Mexican corn?
I’m gonna try to make that sauce
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How was the sauce used?
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Wink Dang nab it SHAMELESS, now you got others telling me about how yummy all this stuff is like you do. An no use going looking for it cause all you close guys have it gone before I get to the state line.Cry


Well as long as everybody share recipe's,  I have a good cook here. Big smile
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Sorta a rub or dip more than a sauce I guess.

1/2 cup mayonnaise
Good amount of garlic powder (your definition of a good amount)
Chili powder
Cilantro or parsley

Smear it on the corn after you grill it while the corn is still hot. Sprinkle on some powder parmesan as you like. Some variations use sour cream or cotija (?) cheese. Might also squeeze some lime juice to cut some of the mayo fat. I'll see if I can get Joe to post a picture. If you've ever seen Nacho Libre it's the corn the little guy is eating
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posting Tyler's picture, sure looks delicious!


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Thank you Joe
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that does sound good! i'll write this one down too! the old lady....oooops....i mean the loving wife went to the store today, they had family packs of pork chops on sale, buy one family pack and get another free! she loaded up on them, i just got done a bit ago putting them thru the food saver machine for the freezer! been doing alot of prep work today and tonight and sucky bagging it all so i can use it later in meals. did a whole big bag of sweet onions and bell peppers and olives and mushrooms and cuc's and celery and a bunch more stuff. will save time later on when grilling. still gotta cook up bouts 5-6 lbs bacon yets. did a bunch of corn on the cob last night andm in the freezer. gonna be fat city this winter! lol
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Originally posted by thendrix thendrix wrote:

Thank you Joe

Thank you Tyler and Joe you’re a good guy. Thank you as well👍
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Now speaking of pork chops, My luscious and lovely has this thing that she does with them, probably the best porkies I have ever had.  Should you like "Shake and Bake" porkies (which I do) this puts them to shame. She takes a bag of chicharrones, runs them through the blender until well powered and then coats the porkies like shake and bake, bakes them slightly rare and yum yum yum

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