And I do Mr. Fulano2I don’t know it’s in time but be careful with what you touch after picking and handling the ají picante. If “ya feel me”.
I have already failed to heed your advice and paid the price.
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And I do Mr. Fulano2I don’t know it’s in time but be careful with what you touch after picking and handling the ají picante. If “ya feel me”.
#1 for me
Jagua?There is a tea that has been made for me when I am sick that has Chinola as a component.
It tastes so bad.
I guess it is one of those things where if it does not kill you it makes your stronger ‼️
Jagua is vile. Dominicans like it though.Jagua?
I grow both "ají pecante" and "ají gustoso" and just picked up a pound (more or less mixed) off the farm two days ago.
You are dead on point about the usage and quality.
Especially when it comes hand picked, fresh and straight out the campo.
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EAST SIDE ‼️
No, no. no. no, no! LOLEmpanadas de yuca. I watched this YouTube video today, now I want one. Or three.
Mangu and tostones. You must just boil your green plantains.I have never seen 3 and 17. I avoid 5 and 6 as being actual non-food items I never understood why anyone ate more than once.
Hundreds of times. Every single one.![]()
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I have never seen 3 and 17. I avoid 5 and 6 as being actual non-food items I never understood why anyone ate more than once.