pescado crudo
Cinco de Mayo dinner plans? (Sat 5/5/12)
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pescado crudo
buckytom
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seviche?
buckytom
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ceviche/seviche has no seasoned rice.
timothy would be proud of me...
timothy would be proud of me...
merstar
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We had a mega salad with green leaf lettuce, chick peas, black olives, orange pepper, grape tomatoes, scallions, and cauliflower with a tomato/goat cheese vinaigrette.
Devil's food cake with dark chocolate ganache for dessert.
Devil's food cake with dark chocolate ganache for dessert.
powerplantop
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All of the sushi places here in Colombia and the ones I saw in Chile call it Sushi.
Raw fish is pescado crudo.
CraigC
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It is Karens birthday, so we went to Carrabba's because she really likes the mussels. Well, we just crossed them off our "go too" list. I guess every place eventually slides into the crapper. It used to be a half way decent place with reasonable prices.
It used to be a half way decent place with reasonable prices.
We ordered sushi last night. Didn't even think about it being May 5th.
Since Kentucky Derby Day also fell on the same day as Cinco de Mayo this year, we were in a quandary. Our traditional Derby Day meal (since we like watching all the pre-Derby frou-frou stuff) has simply been KFC takeout - lol! I gave hubby the option of a Cinco de Mayo feast or KFC, & wanted to stick with KFC & put off the Mex meal for today or tomorrow. So that's what we did.
Nothing like sitting with a hot bucket of chicken, some good sides (flaky biscuits, cole slaw, mac & cheese, mashed potatoes & gravy), while watching a FABULOUS last-minute Derby-winning upset.
Nothing like sitting with a hot bucket of chicken, some good sides (flaky biscuits, cole slaw, mac & cheese, mashed potatoes & gravy), while watching a FABULOUS last-minute Derby-winning upset.
Whiskadoodle
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I think you are supposed to wear Hats when watching the Derby, even if noshing on KFC
I think you are supposed to wear Hats when watching the Derby, even if noshing on KFC
I had on my Pirate Hat, does that count?
Was it an elegant pirate hat?
Sounds good enough for meNot really, looks more like Jack Sparrow's hat.
Whiskadoodle
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That counts 
Yay! I'm in fashion!!!
Dawgluver
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We went way Down South a couple days ago for a family reunion of sorts. On Saturday, a whole bunch of us went to a seafood place that served deep fried everything! We had deep fried: green beans, okra, sour pickles, clam strips, catfish, oysters, scallops, shrimp, hushpuppies, crabcake, along with creamy coleslaw and vinegar coleslaw that set your teeth on edge. And a whole lot of other stuff. They kept bringing the bowls! I need a gallbladder transplant.
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I think you are supposed to wear Hats when watching the Derby, even if noshing on KFC
Well, I had too many chores to do to don a proper Derby chapeau, but I WAS wearing my ever-present cotton bandana to keep my hair at bay while working. That'll HAVE to count - lol!!
