Viral Cowboy Caviar



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  1. Just to clear the air. I never once said this was an authentic Mexican recipe (I’m very well aware it’s not) I’m also not the person that created the name for this recipe (that in the beginning of the video I stated it’s literally just a salsa) Cowboy Caviar has been around for years and years, recently it’s gone viral on the web and I’ve been asked to share my take on it probably hundreds of times so I did. A quick Google search will show you it’s not a new idea and certainly not one I came up with. I do my absolute BEST to show appreciation and respect to different cultures through food, I would never purposely disrespect anyone or any culture. This is not a new concept for this recipe, just Google it and you’ll see! There’s no need to send awful messages and comments, it’s harmless and I would never say this is an authentic recipe.

  2. Apparently this recipe was invented by the Food Manager of the Dallas Neiman-Marcus department store. They wanted a catchy name to go with it, so chose "Texas Caviar." (or as some say, "Cowboy Caviar"). The dish was a hit, the recipe took off and the rest is history!

  3. Hi Laura, I, as both my son and daughter absolutely cannot eat cilantro. It seems we have a gene that makes that herb taste like soap to us. Would you know what we could use as a substitute when a recipe calls for cilantro?

  4. I think what you did is nothing like people are getting upset about. I think people that did the more simple salsa/salad seemed like they were doing a spin of Pico de gallo, which has also been around for years

  5. Laura, I blended avocado with lime and it was DI VI NE! Thanks for sharing your absolutely incredible and precios recipes! ♥♥♥ I've started cooking years ago with your Taco recipe and since then i'm checking all your uploads 🤗

  6. What a shock it will be to these complaining lunatics when they go out into the real world and find that… shock horror…. foods are all influced by one another, recipes overlap, ingredients are interchangeable, and cultures all over the world eat many dishes that have similarities. Now sit down everyone and eat your FRENCH fries and take a long hard look in the hypocrite mirror.

  7. I just want to say that I love all of your recipes and thank you so much for the tips and secrets in so many recipes, you are amazing! Whenever I look for a recipe I check your channel first every time.

  8. Some of you really have nothing better to do with your time, and it shows. She never once said this was authentic, nor did she come up with the recipe name. Instead of coming at her for no reason whatsoever, channel your drama seeking energy into doing a quick Google search and you will see that she was simply recreating a viral recipe. Y'all need to get together and find a hobby or something. Leave her alone 🙄

  9. Our family has made a version of this for years using shoe-peg corn (no lime, no cucumbers) and called it Texas Caviar. And used Wishbone Italian dressing as the "sauce" – the recipe said it HAD to be the Wishbone brand. I'm sure some will frown on that part – but something about the flavoring of it melds really well with these ingredients. Served with the Fritos Scoops to get just the right ratio of caviar to chip in one bite – lol! Can't wait to try your version!

  10. Oh my god, you guys are lunatics to complain about the name of a viral recipe and criticise her for double-dipping her own goddamn dish. So next time, if you guys dare to call our Indian tea "chai tea" meaning "tea tea", I'll go over there and smack you!!

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