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News and Events for the Week of March 3, 2008

In the afternoon I used Technorati to find more info on ‘cabbage curry’ so I could post it into ‘Beef curry’. And this is one of the first results:

At Cafe Artemis, March is a celebration of wine and food. Weve been glad to see Helenans out and about as of late, gearing up for spring. To that end, we present (drum roll, please) Chef Dinner with Eric Dunham Easter Brunch Tapas on Monday Nights March Malbec Madness St. Pattys Day Fun Read on for more details about each of the above Chefs Dinner next Thursday (March 13) Do you love Walla Walla wine? If you said yes, you want to be at this dinner. If you said, I dont know, but

source: News and Events for the Week of March 3, 2008, Caf Artemis & The Quarry Bar Welcome

Not exactly what I was looking for, but still a interesting read.

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Recipe Time: Tuna Loaf

This morning I used Technorati to find more info on ‘tabasco green pepper sauce’ so I could post it into ‘Beef curry’. And this is one of the many results:

Recipe Time: Tuna Loaf Feb 19, 2008Low Calorie RecipesNo responses yet I know what youre thinking: Tuna Loaf? Ewww. But dont knock it before youve tried it. Not only is this meal inexpensive (tunas only $0.69 per can, after all), its also filling enough to satisfy my meat-loving husband yet yummy enough to please my two picky kids. As for me, I love that its quick, easy and low in both calories and fat. Tuna Loaf Serves: 4-6 Cooking time: 10 minutes prep, 1 hour cooking Calories: 1

source: Recipe Time: Tuna Loaf, Chubby Mommy

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Indian -> Bombay Curry Company -> Alexandria, VA

In the afternoon I used Live search to find more info on ‘kabab and curry’ so I could post it into ‘Beef curry’. And this is one of the many results I found:

I had lunch with a friend who worked in the area. Lamb Vindaloo - Not many things are too spicy for me. Yet this one definitely kick some butt. I had to order another round of rice to offset the burning sensation. There was a sweet tomatoey taste so it wasnt strictly burning hot. Came with a tiny side of rice. One thing I appreciated was the food being warm hot. Samosa - See Previous Review Tandoori Chicken Wings - See Previous Review Pattar Kabab - See Previous Review Previous Review /

source: Indian -> Bombay Curry Company -> Alexandria, VA

Hmmm, I have too look further into that for my Cooking blog.

Culinary Cumbria

… ie) served atop a green salad (left), along with a glass Baron Philippe de Rothschild pinot noir. … I had a mostly forgettable salad of good, moist roast turkey napped with a bottled honey-mustard sauce of some sort on mediocre lettuce, a couple of wedges of tomato a nd a few corn kernels….

source: Culinary Cumbria, CulinaryColorado

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Manhattan Drone: We All Scream For Street Meat!

I’ve a passion for Cooking and keep looking for more info. Today, I checked if I could find more info by entering ‘jamaican curry’ in Google and found this:

One of the ladies in my office calls to make sure theyve got the Curry Goat before she goes down to get it. … She also happens to be a native Jamaican, so that speaks volumes about how close this is to the real thing….First, theres The Jamaican Dutchy cart, which is stationed at the corner of 51st and 7th - dangerously close to my office. … This cart has some of the most authentic and exotic ingredients available in street cart food. Oxtail? Theyve got it. Curry Goat? You bet. Jerk Chicken? Of course….

source: Manhattan Drone: We All Scream For Street Meat!, Neighborbee Blog

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Refills, full of beans!

Today I was digging for some info on ‘jamaican curry’ and came across the following paragraph:

I was a beanie-bag regular here, curled up with a fresh brew and a book from their wall-length library. Mochas where I got my first cafe mug of Blue Mountain. And where my friends and I kept coming back to get buried under a Chocolate Avalanche. Until the MCD set its seal on the door in 2006. Sure, there was a NOIDA joint but the drives a quencher for city-centre shoppers. And Barnies and Baristas werent a patch on it. My fave cuppa is back! At yummy Def Col market. Overlooking th

source: Refills, full of beans!, Trendylicious: Your guide to whats hip and chic in Mumbai, Delhi & Bangalore »

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Recipe for Curry……..

Today I used Google to find more info on ‘madras curry’.. And this is one of the first results:

The only difference is the colour, mine looks lighter where as Madras is supposed to be reddish in colour, few drops of red food colouring sorts that out though, t astes the damn same. You need from the shop. … Right . . . 1st you need to make the Gravy which is the base of the curry, you can eat this on it’s own if you like. . . . Nice over rice and chips…. Right. This is a recipe for a Madras Curry as I cook it and it tastes no different to how you get it from the Indian Takeaways in Manchester….

source: Recipe for Curry…….., Barewolf’s Live Space

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The Exotic Cuisine of Thailand

In the afternoon I used Google to find more information on ‘malaysian curry’ so I could post it into ‘Beef curry’. And this is one of the first results:

Thai cuisines are regarded as one of the best as well as delicious in the world. Since situated between the political and cultural destinations of China and India, Thailand’s dishes have strong influence of cuisines of both these countries. A strong influence of Malaysian flavors is also prevalent in Thai cuisines. In short, a Thai cuisine is an incredible blend of the Indian, Chinese, and Malaysian cuisines. Further, as many of the monarchs and royals were educated in Eu

source: The Exotic Cuisine of Thailand

Frankly, not what I was looking for, but you might find it an interesting read.

I’m so stiff……..Wahoo!

I’m so stiff……..Wahoo! The following body parts are stiff (and I didn’t realize they could be!): Armpits The area just below the back of the knee Heals Tips of knee caps Who knew snowshoeing could wake up those body parts eh? I mean really? My arm pits hurt so bad today and it feels great! We went snowshoeing for the afternoon (minus the Smores and chocolate) and it was great! The “spouse” was offered a Gazelle for our downstairs gym area…so we’re going to take it. I loved using my

source: I’m so stiff……..Wahoo!

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Hard Talk

People are always asking me to write more often, well here i go, I looked up some information on ‘jamaican curry’.

They still have a long way to go and many many more promises to fulfil, but I am one Jamaican who is willing to give them the 5 years they have gotten to prove themself t o the country. … My hope is that it will not be plagued with partisan political activity, violence, curry favour politics and all the negative action associated with what we call t…

source: Hard Talk, Patience Is A Virtue

I tried several more searches on ‘jamaican curry’ but after 10 minutes I got tired, gave up and posted this entry to ‘Beef curry’. Still, I think it was an interesting exercise.

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Picadillo by Request

People are always asking me to write more often, well here you go, I looked up some info on ‘tabasco green pepper sauce’.

He skips the raisins, and the fried potatoes, and the sherry, and the bacon grease, and sometimes the green pepper. … (My brother Tony and I add a little Worcestershire sauce and Tabasco sauce to the classic recipe, for an even tastier dish)….1/2 cup canned crushed tomatoes or prepared tomato sauce 1 T salt 1 T Worcestershire sauce, optional 1 … /2 t Tabasco sauce, optional 1 small all-purpose potato, peeled and cut into 1/4-inch cubes 1…

source: Picadillo by Request, sweetnicks.com

Ah, well, back to the drawing board and try again.

Blue Hill Belated

I resented a note of condescension from our server when we opted to order only the 4-course meal, rather than the Chefs … What we did eatincluding a filet of wahoo for Celest, grass-fed beef for Erin, Berkshire pork for Sara, and mustard green ravioli with pork cracklins…

source: Blue Hill Belated, Midnight Eggs:

Not exactly what I was looking for, nevertheless still a excellent read.

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Experimental Moments

Today I was digging for some info on ‘lamb curry recipe’ and came across the following paragraph:

Over the past few weeks or more, I have had a few “experimental” moments in the kitchen. All this means, in my case is giving up some of my undue dependence on cookbooks. Here are brief reports on three such moments: Pea Soup or Pea Puree? So, there I was, in front of the refrigerator. And there I was in front of the freezer. I wanted to create a nice meal, a bit more than just cooking, and there was not much there to use for a surprise spash of panache — especially since it was (a) not my p

source: Experimental Moments, Cooking With Ideas

I tried several more searches on ‘lamb curry recipe’ but after 10 minutes I got tired, gave up and posted this entry to ‘Beef curry’. Still, I think it was an interesting exercise.

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