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bent-rim
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Where can I get good carnitas at?
I go to Baja every year on a dirt bike to Mulege and back with a group of friends. We used to go to Asadero(sp) Ramon in Mulege for carnitas,
unfortunately he passed away and the location was taken over by Donny who only serves carnitas there on Saturdays, we tend to be in Mulege on Tuesday
and Wednesday. We went to the pig roast at the Serinidad one year on a Saturday and it was light on pig for the price. We do a loop down the Sea of
Cortez side and back up the West coast side. Any recommendations would be appriciated. Thanks for your help.
[Edited on 10-27-2007 by bent-rim]
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Minnow
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Oh, man. You have opened a can of worms.
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bajasammy
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Everybody seems to agree that Dos Hermanos is a great place for Carnitas! It's just south of Ensenada on the right side before the Estero Beach
turnoff.
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Minnow
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Yeah, the new road widening really messed with Dos Hermanos. Still great though. Unfortuantely, Bent-rim is looking for a place in Mulege.
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bent-rim
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The major burgs we hit are Valley T, Mikes, San Felipe, BOLA, San Ignacio, Mulege, Guerrero Negro, Catavina, El Rosario and San Vicente.
[Edited on 10-27-2007 by bent-rim]
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Minnow
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The best carnitas in the world is in Todos. You going down for the Mil?
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bent-rim
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I can't this year, I chose to go motorcycling in Europe last summer instead.
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bigjohn
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Ditto on Dos Hermanos. Just thinking about it is making me extremely hungry!!!
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comitan
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Minnow what place in Todos Santos?
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
Lord, Keep your arm around my shoulder and your hand over my mouth.
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Minnow
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Man, you going to make me go through my pictures again?
Big yellow and red sign, on the right, as you head south out of town towards Cabo.
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Cardon
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Its called Barajas and they do have the best carnitas. Its closed on Tuesdays.
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comitan
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Barajas is the place to go for Carnitas in Chametla which is just before La Paz on the right side of Hwy. this is the original Barajas, also going out
of La Paz on Hwy 1 to the south on the right hand side where its 4 lane. And of course Todos Santos.
Strive For The Ideal, But Deal With What\'s Real.
Every day is a new day, better than the day before.(from some song)
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805gregg
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There is always Las Flors de Michoacan in Rosarito Beach and a guy in San Quintin on the west side of the road that cooks right out in the dirt in a
large copper pot, stires with an oar.
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bajaguy
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Great Carnitas
Las Flor de Michoacan is excellent, highly recommended. Been going there for years.
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Sunman
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Barajas in Todos for sure...don't miss it!
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vandenberg
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Any Loreto recommendations.
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Tomas Tierra
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Quote: | Originally posted by bajasammy
Everybody seems to agree that Dos Hermanos is a great place for Carnitas! It's just south of Ensenada on the right side before the Estero Beach
turnoff. |
AT the estero beach turnoff (drool). across from the Pemex.
The Pollo's are good there to
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backninedan
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Ed, u2u me and I will give you a great carnitas spot here in Loreto. He is only open on Sundays and the supply is limited, or I would post it here.
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bent-rim
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805gregg, Can you give me an idea where this guy is located? We're usually headed north when we go through San Quitin. Thanks
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Bob H
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In Guerrero Negro - going in to town, just before the Pemex on the right hand side is a carnitas place, Michoacan style, that is absolutely
outstanding! We stop by there every chance we get.
Bob H
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