Thread: I Am Looking For Liquid Smoke (meat prep)

Has anybody seen in any grocery store where to buy liquid smoke?

Originally Posted by MRWOOHOO

Has anybody seen in any grocery store where to buy liquid smoke?

Send me your address - I'll mail you a couple of bottles!

Originally Posted by TennVol

Send me your address - I'll mail you a couple of bottles!

I might take you up on that.

Originally Posted by MRWOOHOO

I might take you up on that.

I'd be happy to do so.

But in all seriousness, there used to be a Casa de la Carne on Tumba Muerto (in PC) that carried that particular item (I used to prepare a lot of BBQ years ago when I lived there). I assume the store is still there (it's been over 11 years since I was inside), but I know that would be a long haul for you just to pick up a couple bottles of smoke!

Originally Posted by TennVol

I'd be happy to do so.

But in all seriousness, there used to be a Casa de la Carne on Tumba Muerto (in PC) that carried that particular item (I used to prepare a lot of BBQ years ago when I lived there). I assume the store is still there (it's been over 11 years since I was inside), but I know that would be a long haul for you just to pick up a couple bottles of smoke!

Beautiful, I got somebody looking in the city. I will call him back. Serious thanks.

Found it, much appreciated.

Did you find it at the Case de la Carne? I really loved that store. It was more expensive than Rey's or 99, but they always had a very good selection of US-based items.

...Plus, where else can you find 1/2 of an adult hog (split lengthwise) in the fresh meat display case?

It was at Casa de la Carne. I am not sure if I have ever been in the one on Tumba Muerto? The person that picked it up for me was saying what a good selection of stuff they had. Once again much thanks.

This may sound weird, but if you're in a bind and need a smoky flavor, you can brew extemely strong coffee and pour over the meat. It gives the meat a real smoked flavor.

I'm going to try that.Thanks.

Could you specify where on Tumba Muerto? I'd love to check it out! Having a hard time getting a good cut of red meat!
Thanks!

Originally Posted by Suzfez02

Could you specify where on Tumba Muerto? I'd love to check it out! Having a hard time getting a good cut of red meat!
Thanks!

I can provide directions from El Dorado:
Upon leaving the El Dorado area head east towards Tumba Muerto (AKA Ricardo J. Alfaro). Take a right (southwest) on Tumba Muerto (heading towards downtown). The Casa de la Carne is about 2 KM towards downtown. The store is on the left side (east) of the road as you are travelling towards downtown. I believe the store is close to via Brasil.