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96: Machaca From Los Dos Molinos

Hungry yet?We're working up our appetites for our huge Best of Phoenix issue, out September 30, with daily servings of Chow Bella's 100 Favorite Dishes from across the Valley -- in no particular order.Leave your suggestions for upcoming favorites in the comments section. Visit our sister blog, Jackalope Ranch, for a companion series on 100 Creatives who make Phoenix...
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Hungry yet?

We're working up our appetites for our huge Best of Phoenix issue, out September 30, with daily servings of Chow Bella's 100 Favorite Dishes from across the Valley -- in no particular order.

Leave your suggestions for upcoming favorites in the comments section.

 

Visit our sister blog, Jackalope Ranch, for a companion series on 100 Creatives who make Phoenix a little more interesting for all of us. We'll be posting the next 95 picks daily through the rest of the summer.

Number 96: Machaca from Los Dos Molinos


My nostrils flare, my eyes start to water up, and my face gets a little hot just at the thought of Los Dos Molino's fiery New Mexican cooking. It's a rush -- and it's delicious.

Even to sit down to the basic chips and salsa here is enough to get me heated up, but it's the machaca platter that really kicks me into high gear. This fat, beef-filled burro is served enchilada-style, slathered in sauce and melted cheese. The savory, gutsy flavor is rich enough for the extreme spice level, which is the kind that compels me to keep eating to quell the fire in my mouth. Mercifully, they don't skimp on rice and beans, either. 

The Favorite Dishes, so far: 97: Shish Taook from Baiz Market 98: Pasties From Cornish Pasty Co. 99: Clams in Black Bean Sauce From Asian Cafe Express 100: Bruschetta From Postino

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