gir63Doesn’t matter, most “quesadillas” today are nothing but a grilled cheese sandwich substituting a flour tortilla for white bread and Monterey jack for cheddar. Real quesadillas use corn tortillas and quesa blanco.
Reminds me of the family with some Spanish that were vacationing in Mexico. At one restaurant, they could figure out most of the menu, but were stumped by the “Hey-yo” (Jello).
katzenbooks45 over 8 years ago
Reminds me of when my mother and mother-in-law ordered chimichangas in a Mexican restaurant and pronounced the “chang” like “clang”.
Zen-of-Zinfandel over 8 years ago
He wanted a gyro with a side of chipotle tzatziki sauce.
mourdac Premium Member over 8 years ago
Wait, I thought that was the criteria for ordering at those restaurants.
hippogriff over 8 years ago
gir63Doesn’t matter, most “quesadillas” today are nothing but a grilled cheese sandwich substituting a flour tortilla for white bread and Monterey jack for cheddar. Real quesadillas use corn tortillas and quesa blanco.
bmonk over 8 years ago
Reminds me of the family with some Spanish that were vacationing in Mexico. At one restaurant, they could figure out most of the menu, but were stumped by the “Hey-yo” (Jello).
hippogriff over 8 years ago
bmonkOur recent pastor could always tell who knew her. Her name was pronounced A ya, spelled Ella.