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Achiote seeds (annatto)

cookiemonst3r · 2010-05-06 12:09:20

Does anyone know where to get these in Dublin? I'm trying to make the Puerco Pibil from 'Once Upon a Time in Mexico'. Any alternatives? If you're interested in the recipe, check this out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrw5FkLutWk Quality.

06-05-2010 12:09pm

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cookiemonst3r

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Does anyone know where to get these in Dublin? I'm trying to make the Puerco Pibil from 'Once Upon a Time in Mexico'. Any alternatives? If you're interested in the recipe, check this out:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrw5FkLutWk

Quality.

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#2 06-05-2010 1:07pm

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Try Fallon & Byrne, I know they stock dried mexican chilies, they may have anatto. Or ask Doña Theresa in the Meeting House Square food market in Temple Bar on Saturdays. Someone posted a link a while back to a U.K.-based spice supplier you can order online from, think I saw anatto there too.

Edit: Cool Chile is the name of the company whose products are availabe in Fallon & Byrne. That other company is thespicery, but the first guys are cheaper.

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