Diners, Drive-Ins, & Dives: Tocabe - American Indian Eatery

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  • Ben and Matt are the BOMB! I miss not living next to Tocabe. It's the first place I go when I'm back in the neighborhood. Way to go guys!

  • I was referring to my Great Great Great Granpa,an Apache chief. At one point,the Apache & Navaho were tossed on a particular reservation together. They came up with the fry bread recipe I used. Good stuff! Especially for tacos.

  • @unionrdr what is G-G-G- ?

  • I make fribread at home from a recipe I'd seen on a video here. Since G-G-G-granpa was an Apache chief,it's a way to honor his memory. Now if I could just afford the buffalo...

  • The one guy that is in the video not guy himself but the other one hes hot lol

  • Fun Fact: Pangaea! The continents were all once connect, therefore the cuisine will be similar with small variations like anywhere else on the continent. There is Mexican Adobo and Filipino Adobo...similar, but different.

  • indian...? not native american....?

  • @rostant999 did you ever write something you looked at later and realized that it read like it was written by someone suffering from lack of sleep? I was and I apologize. Of course some of Tocabe's food sounds like Mexican cuisine, especially if you've never had an Indian taco or green chili stew. The main differences between a Mexican taco and one from Tocabe are the hominy and frybread. Some people have told me frybread tastes similar to buñuelos, an "essential" dish in Mexican cuisine.

  • Green chili stew has been served by Pueblo nations and some Dine’ (Navajo people) for centuries. Many of the other items are a fusion of modern ideas and traditional dishes, a sort of nouvelle Native American cuisine. I don’t know if Ben Jacobs created the recipes or they’re something from his parents, who used to own a restaurant in downtown Denver. All I know is Tocabe’s food is fantastic and now I want some frybread.

  • @asunidohi green chili stew, taco (but made with bison) and the seasonings which many i dont think are native to america (like beer, garlic, kosher salt)

    it looks good. maybe mexicans copied native american food?

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