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goes on, and the heat goes on
~ Wednesday, March 3 ~
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“We talked a lot about what the moral taco would look like, or the locavore taco, but this was the cheapest taco you can produce in San Francisco,” said Annalise Aldrich, a CCA student who helped present the group’s findings. Aldrich and another student, Rachael Yu, walked the audience through some highlights of their research. (via Your Taco, Deconstructed - GOOD Blog - GOOD)

“We talked a lot about what the moral taco would look like, or the locavore taco, but this was the cheapest taco you can produce in San Francisco,” said Annalise Aldrich, a CCA student who helped present the group’s findings. Aldrich and another student, Rachael Yu, walked the audience through some highlights of their research. (via Your Taco, Deconstructed - GOOD Blog - GOOD)

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~ Wednesday, November 25 ~
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La Placita is owned by Javier Martinez, who’s a native of Puebla, Mexico, the birthplace of the al pastor taco. You’ve probably eaten al pastor tacos countless times. You’ve probably never tasted a real one: Your tortillas should be brimming with marinated pork roasted slowly on a spit, a technique borrowed from the Lebanese immigrants who introduced Puebla natives to shawarma in the 1930s. Martinez has a rotisserie at La Placita, right next to the griddle, where cooks shave thin slices of the lightly spiced pork into a pair of corn tortillas and (sometimes) top them with pineapple chunks, for a terrific sweet-and-savory bite.
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