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Offline Yankee67

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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #15 on: September 08, 2015, 07:52:24 PM »
Because you are in the wrong part of PA.  Southeastern PA is dense with many great restaurants and probably the only place where you can get a real honest to goodness cheesesteak.  I just had a very tasty one with provolone and fried onions, washed down with a nice summer ale.  As for great sandwiches, no other region in the USA has better.


Butterscotch Krimpets - especially chilled in the fridge are sugary heaven.  :banana:

I can think of 10 quality restaurants just in Lahaska, Sellersville, and New Hope alone.  And the food at the Sands in Bethlehem is durn good too.  Just saw Boston there a few weeks ago.

If you want a real treat, go to the Washington Inn in Sellersville on Sept 18, then walk next door the theater to catch Lez Zeppelin (all girl Led Zep tribute band).  One night only.  That's a quality evening for us down-in-the-holler types.
 
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #16 on: September 08, 2015, 08:30:34 PM »
Because you are in the wrong part of PA.  Southeastern PA is dense with many great restaurants and probably the only place where you can get a real honest to goodness cheesesteak.  I just had a very tasty one with provolone and fried onions, washed down with a nice summer ale.  As for great sandwiches, no other region in the USA has better.


Butterscotch Krimpets - especially chilled in the fridge are sugary heaven.  :banana:

Oh man you're killing me here. I can almost taste the cheesesteak. I cry a little inside up here every time I have to   hear someone order a "steak and cheese". I found a pizza place I will order from based simply on the fact they have "hoagies" on the menu. Every other place thinks it's a grinder.  :bhead :bhead :bhead

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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #17 on: September 08, 2015, 09:20:21 PM »
I can think of 10 quality restaurants just in Lahaska, Sellersville, and New Hope alone.  And the food at the Sands in Bethlehem is durn good too.  Just saw Boston there a few weeks ago.

If you want a real treat, go to the Washington Inn in Sellersville on Sept 18, then walk next door the theater to catch Lez Zeppelin (all girl Led Zep tribute band).  One night only.  That's a quality evening for us down-in-the-holler types.

Had a girlfriend that worked at the Washington Inn. What she lacked in brains she made up for in.........ahhhh never mind

When it comes to
Cheesesteaks there's a small pizza shop in Quakertown ( right up the road from Sellersville) called Franks....cheesesteaks that I would crawl over broken glass, then swim across a pool of rubbing alcohol for. I like them 10x better than Genos or Pats in S.Philly

If your ever back up this way Yankee....there's a great restaurant  down the street from me called Melt....maybe 20mins or so from Sands in the Prommenade shops Center Valley
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #18 on: September 08, 2015, 09:34:40 PM »
I hear ya . . .

Nothing beats the taste of authentic Hatch green chile.

and we have already checked out the link you provided and unless someone lives out there and is willing to price and ship, that will be the route we will have to go.

PA sucks when it comes to GOOD food! I love a good lobster, but I'm not even going to waste my time looking for any place that knows how to cook it. It's the same thing with GOOD barbecue. So I now have 3 smokers and a grill and I am learning to smoke meats the way I like it.   LOL

Ya need to make more trips to Pittsburgh Vance alot of great food joints on Carson Street and Dam I forget the Polish joint I used to eat at all the time when I went out there, Originally from Pittsburgh but family moved to the east side of the state one day I will be back out there
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #19 on: September 08, 2015, 09:38:09 PM »
Had a girlfriend that worked at the Washington Inn. What she lacked in brains she made up for in.........ahhhh never mind

When it comes to
Cheesesteaks there's a small pizza shop in Quakertown ( right up the road from Sellersville) called Franks....cheesesteaks that I would crawl over broken glass, then swim across a pool of rubbing alcohol for. I like them 10x better than Genos or Pats in S.Philly

If your ever back up this way Yankee....there's a great restaurant  down the street from me called Melt....maybe 20mins or so from Sands in the Prommenade shops Center Valley

I like Dominics Better Matt oh btw where were ya Saturday ya fool I cooked up some great tasting Hot Brats  and some killer chicken marinated in homemade Old bay sauce and some italin crap I whipped up
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #20 on: September 08, 2015, 09:45:12 PM »
I'll get a local price (4 corners) from the Farmers Market tomorrow for the 25lb box.
The Hatch store  https://www.hatch-green-chile.com/shop/fresh-hatch-green-chile/medium-hot/
runs $60 a 25lb box but won't guarantee non spoilage shipping on anything but 3 day for the boxes
and that gets pricey (ie 25lb box UPS ground to Pitts area from NM about $45). 
Shipping blurb from their site is
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All our 5 pound boxes of fresh ship free via USPS Priority Mail (not recommended for customers outside of the continental US) while 10 and 25 pound boxes can be shipped 3 Day, 2 Day or Overnight FedEx. Ground delivery is available to customers within FedEx’s 3 Day ground delivery area on our larger boxes but we recommend 2-Day Air instead. If you choose ground, you may lose a few pods in transit but sometimes can save enough on shipping to order another box of chile. We ship every Tuesday during the season, so your package should be delivered on or before Friday. Orders for fresh must be placed by Monday night in order to go out the following day. Orders placed on Tuesdays will ship the following Tuesday.
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #21 on: September 09, 2015, 04:24:21 AM »
I like Dominics Better Matt oh btw where were ya Saturday ya fool I cooked up some great tasting Hot Brats  and some killer chicken marinated in homemade Old bay sauce and some italin crap I whipped up

Hey man, sorry my mom took a spill and I spent my weekend up in a hospital in Scranton.  She's ok now but needed surgery to put her ankle back together.
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #22 on: September 09, 2015, 01:07:49 PM »
Vance ... Farmers Market in Flora Vista has some for $21.50 for 25lbs, but it is Hatchs Extra Hot. They have some on order but it will be end of week before they get it.Albertsons in Farmington is at .99 a lb, but they are out and waiting for more.  I will keep an eye out on other markets when I go into town.
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #23 on: September 09, 2015, 05:42:49 PM »
Hey man, sorry my mom took a spill and I spent my weekend up in a hospital in Scranton.  She's ok now but needed surgery to put her ankle back together.

Sorry to hear that man
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #24 on: September 10, 2015, 07:53:26 AM »
Do not be fooled by imposter's. They have been roasting in the 505 for two weeks now and today is the first day of the state fair :0
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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #25 on: September 11, 2015, 05:31:33 PM »
Vance, if I buy 5 pounds fresh this week, will you take them?  Let me know what size order you want.  I stopped by produce about 45 min ago and the fresh Hatch chilis were still there.  In the white Hatch boxes.


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Yankee67, I appreciate your help with this, but I just found a source in New Mexico that can get me a 25lbs box for $19 plus shipping. Unfortunately, a 5lbs box won't last very long with us so I am going to go for the 25lbs box. But again, my wife and I appreciate your help.

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Re: Anybody Live In New Mexico Willing to Help A Transplant?
« Reply #26 on: September 11, 2015, 05:44:15 PM »
You are now in the Promised Land, Vance. There shall be much rejoicing, feast upon the gift of the gods that is butterscotch krimpets and scrapple. Never shall you worship your false pepper idol again. You shall be saved!!

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Do not be fooled by imposter's. They have been roasting in the 505 for two weeks now and today is the first day of the state fair :0

TJ, that is our concern. When we lived there (20+ years ago) you could find semi-trucks full of chili on almost every corner this time of year. Miss the state fair too.


Ya need to make more trips to Pittsburgh Vance alot of great food joints on Carson Street and Dam I forget the Polish joint I used to eat at all the time when I went out there, Originally from Pittsburgh but family moved to the east side of the state one day I will be back out there

Hey Mols, with the way things are now in da Burg, we stay as far away from there as we can. We are home-bodies and I don't own a gun yet so going into that shooting gallery is not an option. Being from the Southwest, there is nothing around here that even remotely compares to getting Southwestern/Tex-Mex cooking. Luckily I married one of them beautiful Southwestern women that knows how to cook so when we can get the chili, I am one happy camper.


Again, for those who have offered to send green chili, my wife and I greatly appreciate it. We did find a source in New Mexico that can do a 25lbs box for $19 plus shipping so hopefully we will be swimming in green chili by the end of next week.

Se ya down the barrel of my tank . . .