Asadera Cheese

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From: Harlan Messinger
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 1994 14:34

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To whomever it was last week who was looking for a Mexican or TexMex 
place that used asadera cheese: We went to Roxanne's on 18th Street in 
Adams Morgan last night, and one item on their menu includes asadera. 
It's the Vegetarian Quesadilla, which can also be ordered with chorizo or 
with fried chicken chunks and red onion. In your honor (not that we have 
the foggiest notion who you are) we tried one. It was OK. But what is it 
about asadera cheese in particular that you prefer to Jack? Just curious.

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Date: 29 Jul 1994 14:34:14 GMT
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