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[trinket 30]

I have no idea about Brazilian food, but that fish soup Laura said sounds delicious. I actually Youtubed it and I love it, I may try it if I get a god damn good fish in this city.

And Laura, finally finally I got it how its a kitty in a swing as your Avatar pic, all this time I thought its a spider in its net

[scandal 951]

Yeah, I have a cousin that lived one block from Praia Grande in Arraial, so that was my spot. My SIL has an apartment in downtown Cabo Frio, near Praia do Forte, for weekends or vacations.

Scandal, I dunno about those soups, I've never been to Recife, I used to vacation in Maceió, Alagoas, but still the only soups I know of are the caldo de piranha, but those must be caldos like that, I never bought them from thermos vendors though, only from kiosks.

And both the guaraná and the beer as well as Brahma and others now are all part of Ambev, but each product is still unique looking, the guaraná follows what a guaraná seed looks like and it's called that way 'cus it came after the beer, which was probably antarctica with penguins 'cus it's meant to be appreciated ice cold.

I remember the name of the soups now... they're called cauldinho (probably spelled wrong...). Really? They don't have these in Rio or other places? I didn't realize this was a Recife-only thing. They're all over the place on Boa Viagem and Piedade. If you're ever there, try them!

[Nagishkaw 510]

I have no idea about Brazilian food, but that fish soup Laura said sounds delicious. I actually Youtubed it and I love it, I may try it if I get a god damn good fish in this city.

And Laura, finally finally I got it how its a kitty in a swing as your Avatar pic, all this time I thought its a spider in its net

That's funny!

[scandal 951]

I have no idea about Brazilian food, but that fish soup Laura said sounds delicious. I actually Youtubed it and I love it, I may try it if I get a god damn good fish in this city.

And Laura, finally finally I got it how its a kitty in a swing as your Avatar pic, all this time I thought its a spider in its net

That's funny!

Hi Sister Nagi, for the longest time I couldn't understand your avatar either. It took me a while to realize it was Native American warriors "fighting terrorism since 1492".

[Susita 175]

Reading all your posts about food is making me hungry. I'm going to go and make lunch LOL

[natty bumppo 297]

Reading all your posts about food is making me hungry. I'm going to go and make lunch LOL

I'm waiting for my brazilian chef to return from grocery shopping ... meanwhile gotta feed the twins in a few (they aren't quite ready for the good stuff and are still chowing down the baby foods)

[Ladylethal 12]

And Laura, finally finally I got it how its a kitty in a swing as your Avatar pic, all this time I thought its a spider in its net

You're not the first!! Who was it? Len or Amby? Marilyn perhaps? One of the girls also said they thought it was a spider on it's net! It's a cute little kitty! I should probably change it.

I remember the name of the soups now... they're called cauldinho (probably spelled wrong...). Really? They don't have these in Rio or other places? I didn't realize this was a Recife-only thing. They're all over the place on Boa Viagem and Piedade. If you're ever there, try them!

They have them, I'm just not a caldinho girl.

[Ladylethal 12]

I have no idea about Brazilian food, but that fish soup Laura said sounds delicious. I actually Youtubed it and I love it, I may try it if I get a god damn good fish in this city.

First time I took Luis to eat moqueca he ate the whole thing by himself, mind you, they serve them in big clay pots and usually are enough to feed 3-4 people easily. He not only drained it down but he finished off all the white rice and pirão that comes with it.

Btw, pirão is paste like side dish made out of the broth you get from making the moqueca thickened with cassava flour.

[trinket 30]

I hardly had any good fish out here. I miss fresh sea food the most out here and watching this recipe makes me want to go back to my island home town

We almost make it like this except we don't use red pepper.

ETA-- We also don't use palm oil

Edited June 21, 2009 by trinket

[scandal 951]

Trinket's Rabbi:

Jew-Jitsu Rabbi:

Messianic Rabbi? (Lubavicher Rebbe Schneerson, believed by many of his disciples to be the Messiah)

[Susita 175]

I don't know, this one's a lil weird

They want to apply for a K-1 visa... but just in case they decide to break up, she wants to make sure he can't sue her? OMG #######?

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

I don't know, this one's a lil weird

They want to apply for a K-1 visa... but just in case they decide to break up, she wants to make sure he can't sue her? OMG #######?

Obvious troll is obvious. Troll needs to get it's story straight before it bothers posting here now!

[Susita 175]

Another Noobalicious Thread

[Ban Hammer 13,475]

Another Noobalicious Thread

oh jeesh!

[trinket 30]

Trinket's Rabbi:

Jew-Jitsu Rabbi:

Messianic Rabbi? (Lubavicher Rebbe Schneerson, believed by many of his disciples to be the Messiah)

I liked that second Jew-Jitsu Rabbi