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D’hanis (pronounced "dee-hen-is") Parisa ("pah-ree-sa")

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Meats, Dairy European 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

1 lb Very lean ground beef
1/2 lb Grated American cheese
1/2 lb Very finely chopped onion
less if it's very
strong
4 Finely chopped serrano
chilies or 2-3 fresh
jalapenos* up to 5
Salt & fresh ground black
pepper to taste
1 Lime, juice of

INSTRUCTIONS

1997    
By way of thanks, I'm including a really popular recipe from here in
Medina County, Texas, for Parisa (kind of a steak tartar variation).
Parisa is an Alsatian dish brought over by the Europeans who settled
my adopted part of the world in the 1840's. It's very popular as a
cracker spread (just regular saltines), and no party or gathering
around these parts is complete without dried sausage slices, bastada
(sour pork meat pie), parisa, cheese, crackers and lots of cold  frosty
beer to wash it all down!  Parisa was an acquired taste for me, but my
children, who have grown  up on it, will eat it with a fork minus
crackers almost anytime of  day (but not with beer ;-))  Mix beef,
cheese, onion and peppers. Add salt, pepper and lime juice  to taste;
mix again. Keep covered in refrigerator until ready to  serve, about
3-4 hours. (The oldtimers around here say that the lime  juice "cooks"
the meat. I've never known anyone to get ill from  eating parisa --
unless they drank too much beer!!!)  *some people leave out the peppers
entirely, but most around here  (especially my husband and his family)
like it really "hot" -- makes  the cold beer just that much more
important! I guess it's the strong  Hispanic influence (we're only 50
miles from Mexico). Posted to EAT-L  Digest 11 Mar 97 by Cheryl
Zinsmeyer <MaeWestern@AOL.COM> on Mar 12,

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 2103
Calories From Fat: 907
Total Fat: 98.3g
Cholesterol: 376.5mg
Sodium: 4684.4mg
Potassium: 3392.5mg
Carbohydrates: 136g
Fiber: 37.4g
Sugar: 28.3g
Protein: 165.3g


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