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01/10/2008 02:22:44 PM · #201
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Message edited by author 2008-01-10 14:22:55.
01/10/2008 02:24:29 PM · #202
M
01/10/2008 02:29:51 PM · #203
V
01/10/2008 02:30:28 PM · #204
sorry had a visitor

update below

r.
01/10/2008 02:31:09 PM · #205
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01/10/2008 02:31:38 PM · #206
above? E
01/10/2008 02:31:53 PM · #207
D?
01/10/2008 02:35:25 PM · #208
Originally posted by raish:

above? E


I have post reversed so most recent is on top; only way to go... We're getting close people...

R.
01/10/2008 02:36:15 PM · #209
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Okay, here's a 30-minute game: I will post answer at 14:30...

Something Edible:

C A R N E / A — A — A

2 words, disregard slash, 5 letters / 5 letters


To get it on top....
01/10/2008 02:36:28 PM · #210
I'm waiting for the D to show up.
01/10/2008 02:36:34 PM · #211
Carne Asada
01/10/2008 02:37:06 PM · #212
carne asada

dang. just missed.

Message edited by author 2008-01-10 14:37:27.
01/10/2008 02:37:08 PM · #213
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by raish:

above? E


I have post reversed so most recent is on top; only way to go... We're getting close people...

R.


I realy have no idea what is it.. should it be comprehensible for a non english speaker ?

Letter B
01/10/2008 02:37:11 PM · #214
Must be an american dish ;-)

P?
01/10/2008 02:37:20 PM · #215
carne asada

oops! too late

Message edited by author 2008-01-10 14:37:54.
01/10/2008 02:37:37 PM · #216
whats carne asada?
01/10/2008 02:38:23 PM · #217
Meat!

Originally posted by Falc:

whats carne asada?
01/10/2008 02:38:39 PM · #218
carne asada

(I had to look it up)
01/10/2008 02:39:02 PM · #219
Originally posted by Chinabun:

Meat!

Originally posted by Falc:

whats carne asada?


I recognise carne as meat, but whats the asada bit?
01/10/2008 02:39:38 PM · #220
Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...

Message edited by author 2008-01-10 14:40:31.
01/10/2008 02:41:24 PM · #221
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...


Can't say I've ever been to a Mexican before, but I'm about to put that right in Texas this weekend ;-)
01/10/2008 02:45:27 PM · #222
Originally posted by Falc:

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...


Can't say I've ever been to a Mexican before, but I'm about to put that right in Texas this weekend ;-)


There ya go! If you don't like really hot food, and do like meat, carne asada is always a safe bet in a Mexican restaurant; it's not very spicy, but it's vaguely exotic. Fajitas is gringo food, not really Mexican at all. Also look for "carnitas", "little meats", which is chunks of seasoned and slow-roasted pork served with tortillas, lime, onion, cilantro, and salsa; you "roll your own" and it's very good :-)

R.
01/10/2008 02:48:53 PM · #223
Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by Falc:

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...


Can't say I've ever been to a Mexican before, but I'm about to put that right in Texas this weekend ;-)


There ya go! If you don't like really hot food, and do like meat, carne asada is always a safe bet in a Mexican restaurant; it's not very spicy, but it's vaguely exotic. Fajitas is gringo food, not really Mexican at all. Also look for "carnitas", "little meats", which is chunks of seasoned and slow-roasted pork served with tortillas, lime, onion, cilantro, and salsa; you "roll your own" and it's very good :-)

R.


Oh I like hot, spicey hot, not sure how Mexican hot differs from Indian hot, but I'm willing to give it a try.
Thanks for the pointer Bear, I'm looking forward to this trip.
01/10/2008 02:51:36 PM · #224
Just have a fire extinguisher and telephone and you'll be alright.

Originally posted by Falc:


Oh I like hot, spicey hot, not sure how Mexican hot differs from Indian hot, but I'm willing to give it a try.
01/10/2008 02:54:49 PM · #225
Originally posted by Falc:


Oh I like hot, spicey hot, not sure how Mexican hot differs from Indian hot, but I'm willing to give it a try.
Thanks for the pointer Bear, I'm looking forward to this trip.


If you like the really hot Indian curries etc, nothing the average Mexican restaurant throws at you is going to faze you. In most American Mexican joints, the heat is added at the table with the salsa. Be sure to ask for the special salsa if what you get on the table is too mild for you, as it very likely will be. Most places have a very strong house blend for afficionados.

R.
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