Burrito Day

Wednesday was (and is?) burrito day at the Backdoor Cafe. This was a ritual for me for several years. It started when I worked there in 2004-2005 and I actually got to help make the burritos. The flavors varied, but they were always delicious. Being reminded of the amazingness of the burrito and the atmosphere, I decided to write up my own recipe. It is sized up for a crowd... or so you can freeze the leftovers and heat up for an easy dinner. Try listening to The Soul of John Black while you cook to really complete the experience. 

If anyone has the recipe for Earthquake Brownies or the Carrot Cake, you would seriously make my year. Please share! I haven't been able to replicate either... and I have tried.

Burrito Day Recipe
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Originally Posted ​March 26, 2007

Dayton - 60.58 miles

Did I forget to put sunscreen on my arms? They're awfully red. In other news my parent's old camera should be arriving in Basile on Thursday. I'm excited. I've gotten really attached to photography on this trip. Additionally, I listened to classic rock while taking a bath. Now I'm listening to a station that boasts "The Mix" in the dining room of The First Baptist Church's "Blue House". Instead of letting me camp on their lawn, they let me stay in one of their houses. I spoke with Jeff and Teeny who tried to convince me to go on a kayaking expedition that I couldn't afford. Jeff said I could mow lawns while I'm riding the rest of the way to Florida. You have to hand it to him for his creativity. I was also extended a courtesy invite to take the Yukon River from Johnson's Crossing to Dawson or Whitehorse. I can't remember, but I'll be working anyway. Wisps of summer keep finding their way to me. Before I know it I'll be back in Sitka enjoying burrito day.
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9.6 ave - 22.3 max - 1934.1 odo - 6:15:23 time