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Making a Spanish tortilla without all the calories

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By Melissa d'Arabian

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Why you call this Spanish Tortilla? Spanish Tortilla is made of eggs, potatos and olive oil, period. You change that and is not Spanish Tortilla anymore. You can call this a dish that resemble by far a Spanish Tortilla. Next you can cook a BLC who as no bread, lectuce, bacon or tomato. Or maybe shushi without rice and fish...

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You change that and is not Spanish Tortilla anymore. 

Nice!

a tortilla was a thin flatbread used to wrap around grilled meat and make tacos.

This person obviously has no idea what they're talking about. "Tacos" are usually eaten with a corn tortilla, not a "flatbread". If using a flatbread with grilled meat, it's called a fajita. ding-a-ling.

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FizzBit you are right, is this person actually a qualified chef or something? May i can write for next article about String Theory or nuclear physics, surely as hell i dont know nothing about that but i can write something who resembles one of those.

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May i can write for next article about String Theory or nuclear physics, surely as hell i dont know nothing about that but i can write something who resembles one of those.

That was funny. But this is my favorite part.

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I agree, the recipies on this site are ridiculous, nasty or require ingredients that are hard to get or prohibitively expensive in Japan.

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Health freak, American and traditional European food was always going to be a recipe for disaster.

Learnt something though: there's such a thing as 'soy chorizo'!

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This is less a recipe and more a glimpse of food neurosis, for no purpose replacing good, honest ingredients (olive oil, milk, sausage, potatoes, cheese) with industrial crud: nonstick spray, soy/low-fat chorizo, shredded cheese.

Spot on.

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