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A Travel Blog by asiatravel-jj
... , necklets and hairpins. Food Rice, corn, sweet potatoes and taros make up their staple food. Common vegetables include peppers, pumpkins and soybeans. Alcoholic drinks and tobacco are quite popular. In northern Guangxi, a daily necessity is "oily ...
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Western Odyssey
A Travel Blog entry by miramar1 from Salt Lake City, Utah, United States
... and bread as well. We all loved the salad, as it had a lot of items in it--olives, onions, parmesan, salami, hot peppers etc. and the dressing was light yet flavorful. For desserts we got the raspberry bread pudding, chocolate brownie soufflé and the ...
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RoRo's Cooking Lessons w/ Dong Yan: Pork & Peppers
A Travel Blog entry by bcpschina from Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
... the pork until each sliver is white in color, then add the vinegar, stir, and remove from the pan. Cook the peppers with some salt, and 5 fragrant spices seasoning. When done, add the pork to the peppers and saute. Lastly add a little bit of ...
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Salt Flats Tour and Altitude Sickness!
A Travel Blog entry by sharor from Uyuni, Bolivia
... or Poly for Ror but it was chicken and some other meat (we didnt ask but it was brown so I think it was llama), lettuce, peppers, tomato and chips on top - quite tasty but I picked out the brown meat after thinking too much about what it could be! ...
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The Salt Flats
A Travel Blog entry by waydownsouth from Uyuni, Bolivia
... of the pique a lo macho dish Veronica provided for dinner, which consisted of chips, sausages, beef, fried with onions and peppers, the Bolivian cure apparently! Alberto joined in the fun that night, Fiona and Edel providing him with never ending measures ...
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Salt, the Little Woman Secretary, and Limpy
A Travel Blog entry by justajaunt from Amman, Amman, Jordan
... do to get your hands on that series. (2) I have been perfecting my pasta sauce making skills. Garlic, oregano, eggplant, bell peppers, onions, parmesan cheese = yum. (3) My next mission is to learn the ways of the Service Taxi. Wish me ...
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Ghost Trains, Flamingos & Salt Flats
A Travel Blog entry by vickersontour from San Pedro de Atacama, Chile
... off to a nearby restaurant for dinner. Lorna had Steak and potatoes, whilst I had suckling pig with garlic and sweet red peppers. The food was lovely. There was also some live local music being played which made for a good atmosphere. We sat outside ...
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Salt and Waterfalls in Zigong
A Travel Blog entry by nikkinchina from Zigong, Sichuan, China
... by visiting Ancient street which runs along the river in Zigong. Upon arrival, we saw 4 ladies enjoying breakfast. A bowl full of hot peppers and rabbit. Just looking at the stuff made my mouth burn. Then we enjoyed a slow stroll around the river. It has ...
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CHAPTER 7 - SALT LAKES AND HEARTACHES
A Travel Blog entry by barneyandpier from Trapani, Italy
... that the omelette comes "with the lot" and there was certainly no dispute as to the accuracy of that statement. Eggs, Cheese, Peppers, Onions, throw some chicken in, hey those fries have been sitting there for an hour, they can go...what's this can of ...
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A great big outing!
A Travel Blog entry by vivianlam from Medellin, Colombia
... get it. I had aji picante (Colombia's version of hot sauce) with my meal. It's really good and made of green onions, onions, peppers,salt, and cilantro. I'll have to make it when I get home but without the salt and perhaps I'll add some chives and maybe ...
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Hippy Beach
A Travel Blog entry by peskymonkey from Cabo Polonio, Uruguay
... a big camp fire and bought a huge fish from a fisherman.. we attempted to make a bbq and we prepared the fish with garlic, peppers, salt and butter, wrapped it in tinfoil and tried to cook it... unfortunately the fish was frozen so it took ages to cook ...
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Day 12: Tue Sep 28
A Travel Blog entry by iastbo from Palm Cove, Queensland, Australia
... Highway, Wangetti Beach (about 15 mins drive from our accommdation in Palm Cove). What a fantastic place. Not only lots of salt water crocs in Hartley's Lagoon and the Crocodile Farm, but whole other areas designated to other species: Cassowary Walk ...
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Indo-Guyanese Roti and Curry and Polouri
A Travel Blog entry by mishkabobala from Georgetown, Guyana
... with fish or beef) -potatoes (5 large) -onions (5 small) -garlic (2 heads, not two cloves) -green unions (bunch) -3-4 chilli peppers (the Guyanese ones are small and round… may have to adjust this based on spice factor of locally available ...
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RoRo's Cooking Lessons w/ Dong Yan: Bean Sprouts
A Travel Blog entry by bcpschina from Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
... 蒜 vinegar (dark in color, but not heavy in flavor) 粗 Chinese prickly ash 花椒 *cut up red peppers 辣椒 Preparation Start with a pan partially filled with water. Bring to a small boil and then boil ...
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Food, food, food
A Travel Blog entry by eaqubs from Beijing, China
... smoking. Cook until just past white. Drain and reserve. 2. Add back some oil to wok, add chillies and Sichuan peppers. Once lightly browned add bean paste. 3. Once paste is coloured, add chicken, capsicum and peanuts. 4. ...
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Paella-Chinese Style!
A Travel Blog entry by bcpschina from Xi'an, Shaanxi, China
... , but what he actually does as a living...I have no idea. But anyway, the key ingredients for paellas are nora peppers, garlic, saffron, and salt (my mom said that those ingredients were the entire flavor of paella). Garlic and salt are easy to obtain in ...
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Swamp tour, Konriko rice mill, and Tabasco
A Travel Blog entry by lanza_romanza from Breaux Bridge, Louisiana, United States
... on the history and process of making Tabasco, which is made nearly the same today as it was in 1868. Ripe peppers are ground and mixed with Avery Island salt and the mash is then placed in oak barrels to ferment for three years. The mash is then mixed ...
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Hot two steppin'...
A Travel Blog entry by malbet from Lafayette, Louisiana, United States
... . The island is actually a salt plug in the surrounding swamp land and this together with the cultivation of the peppers has lead to its nickname of the ‘salt & pepper’ island. In fact it’s not strictly an island but is surrounded by ...
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Brrrrlivia....frozen lakes, snow and flamingos???
A Travel Blog entry by maxigrove from Uyuni, Bolivia
... and cocky Kim's Chicken Vindaloo. If you are able to eat the whole dish of Vindaloo (it has 35-40 Bolivian chile peppers), you get a T-shirt. It was blazing hot and tasted more like peppers and not like a Chicken dish. Needless to say, ...
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Damn it's nice to be teaching again!
A Travel Blog entry by albarnes from Xiasha, Zhejiang Sheng, China
... stuff until it looked cooked. Added the kidney beans some salt, more curry, butter, and tabasco (since I had no fresh peppers). Noticed that I had no rice, so rather than walk down those stairs to buy some, I put some ...
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Raisin Rice with Pineapple
A Travel Blog entry by mishkabobala from Georgetown, Guyana
... (adjust according to number of portions): raisins chopped pineapple (canned or fresh) celery onion green onions bell peppers garlic canned corn rice pineapple sausage chicken stock cubes ginger powder Fried Rice Spice (salt, paprika, ...
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