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[cannedmoose]

It is a virtual love-fest indeed

[jewel2005]

Back to our subject. Cooking ) Does anybody know any good recipes for mexican food. There are hundreds of them in the net, but does anyone has some good recipes that he/she tried ??

[cannedmoose]

Sorry Jewel, (morning by the way), last mexican I tried to cook myself had disastrous after-effects... From experience, I'd recommend going Thai instead.

[jewel2005]

Good morning to you cannedmoose. It looks like the good has gone away for you You like Thai? I dont like it. I think is (nerovrasto), if you know what I mean. Mexican food is good if you know what to eat and if it is not too spicy and hot.

[cannedmoose]

Good morning to you cannedmoose. It looks like the good has gone away for you You like Thai? I dont like it. I think is (nerovrasto), if you know what I mean. Mexican food is good if you know what to eat and if it is not too spicy and hot.

No, you'll have to explain what nerovrasto means re. I agree, Mexican is nice, but it's so easy to go over the top on the spices... it's then that it becomes dangerous

Another tip, stay away from Portuguese food as well, that has a similar effect.

[jewel2005]

Hmmmm nerovrasto (Did you understand what i said ?) i think in English is the food that is not cooked with oil and is boiled. I think that is the meaning.

[cannedmoose]

I've just worked out what you meant jewel. In English it literally means 'water-boiled', but according to a website I just found it better translates as 'this constitutes a violation of a vegetable's right to be cooked'

Apparently nerovrasto is termed a sin to a Greek cook... despite being English, I agree, can't stand boiled veg

[Saint Jimmy]

'this constitutes a violation of a vegetable's right to be cooked'

LMFAO

[cannedmoose]

It's a great line eh James

[jewel2005]

Cannedmoose, what do you mean by 'this constitutes a violation of a vegetable's right to be cooked' ?
Saint Jimmy, what is LMFAO ?????