Well yesterday I got a hankerin for some Parisa. I was not about to drive to Castroville to get it. So I thawed out a back strap and trimmed all the silver skin facia material, then cut it up into 1" size chunks, placed meat in a bowl and seasoned well with pepper, salt, garlic powder, then ran the meat through the fine plate on my grinder. After that I diced an onion real small and 5 serano peppers diced small and mixed this into the meat. Then I added a cup of cheddar cheese and mixed it in good. Last I squeezed 1 1/2 limes into the meat and mixed it well. Placed it in tightly wrapped into the refrigerator. 4 hours later I got down. Man it was goooooooood!!!!
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you do know...
we expect pictures
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Just drive to Helotes and grab some!!!!!Comment
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awe now why did you go and do that for.................i'm a recovering hot parisa addictComment
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none out here in Wilson county how bout the recipe if it ain't too much troubleComment
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I've never heard of this. Please tell me more. It sounds awesome.Comment
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* 1 lb. venison
* 8 ounces mild cheddar cheese, finely grated
* 1 medium onion, minced fine
* 1 or 2 serrano peppers, minced (I put 6)
* 1 teaspoon garlic powder
* 2-1/2 teaspoons salt (I put a little more)
* 4 teaspoons coarse-grind black pepper
* juice from two small limesComment
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sir you are too kind ,but you are contributing to a recovering parisa addict, got it saved bring on deer season. thank you againComment
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Who carries it in Helotes? I've always gone to Castroville.Originally posted by 150class View PostComment
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Sounds like you used the same recipe (from Camp Quihi) that I tried a few years ago...Originally posted by sotx View Post
(Sorry, the pictures have since been deleted from Flickr.)
Makes me want to make it again!Comment
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I also added 1/4 cup olive oil and 2 tsp cayenne pepper. Next time I will add the pink stuff (Prague Powder #1) to keep the meet from turning brown.Originally posted by Snakelover View PostSounds like you used the same recipe (from Camp Quihi) that I tried a few years ago...
(Sorry, the pictures have since been deleted from Flickr.)
Makes me want to make it again!Comment
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Wonder if this would work with ground AXIS...?
Thoughts or to gamey on taste?Comment
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