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LIESSSSSSSSSS she's the best

An easier way of doing this - cooking the salsa apart and frying the tortillas lightly (or like Bayless does it) then forming the enchiladas with the filling and placing them in a pyrex dish with the salsa on top and simply microwaving them with the cheese on top

At home thats the way we do it - im mexican

I notice that there's a link for making "Mexican hot chocolate" but I'm asking myself why didn't Ibarra Mexican Hot Chocolate compete - it beats any of the mixes above and the fancy pants for indulgent and delicious plus its more mexican than the "mexican hot chocolate" recipe

bbq'ing some pork ribs yummmm with homemade bbq sauce

Of course any barrista would say the future ofcoffee is black :D

Haha thank you everybody, yes she is not allergic to coconut so i will deffinetly look into it

this sounds good, a Spanish alternate could be using chistorra, a small spanish sausage similar in flavor to chorizo but meant to be kept inside of its casing rather than not
and instead of monterey jack, a sharper more complex spanish cheeese, manchego?

Yeah exactly hahaha, definitely NOT BLACK BEAN that is pinto someone is failing?

RHUBARB!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! my favourite, i've been waiting for it since last summer

Rhubarb pie yum yum yum

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enokitake

Enoki mushrooms, i usually find them at specialty or japanese/asian stores

If you want to make healthier chilaquiles what i often do, instead of frying them (as my grandmother will insist i do ) i cut the tortillas in tortilla chip shape then brush them with olive oil and broil.

Three places i can think of, depends where you are staying in San Diego,

1) Sammy's Pizza: it's a chain in SoCal but they make pretty good "California Pizza" with a lot of variety and the pricing is good and service is quick
2) Bronx's Pizza in Hillcrest: Famous for its pizza, it's a small shack, not really a restaurant but it does have chairs and tables in the back. Only been there once but the pizza is good and pricing is decent
3) Leucadia Pizza: this is in north county and as such is pretty expensive, i doubt you are staying around here but i will mention it anyways. The pizza is pretty good i havent tried the extent of their menu other than cheese and pepperoni but i stress again its EXPENSIVE