El Chilito's version was a little sweeter and heavier on the vanilla than the agua de horchata we had in Mexico, but tasty, still.
It's really cool to me that so many dishes from the Mexican interior are becoming available now in Texas - one of the many benefits, IMO, to the current immigration boom.
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Scott, sorry we missed your party on Friday. Congrats on becoming a grandpa. I came here to see photos, but since there are none, I will be back.
Also, we will have to try El Chilito's tacos. Ian and I are on the hunt for the best little place.
Take care,
Morgan
Ah, also Mi Madre's down the street is excellent - not quite as fancified as El Chilitos, and no agua de horchata, but family-run and a little cheaper.
I'm going to try to get up photos today of Tytionna - Kathy needs to send them to me.
I really like your Phlog, BTW - I linked it under the "Friends" list on Grits. Thanks for coming by!
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