Ang, and anyone interested in cooking classes--Latin American in Buenos Aires--

nan

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was just posted by a nice person on the Grapevine forum on Epi.

Looks like fun and pretty good deal. You could probably pm her with questions.

I am going to bookmark this one,

Nan

oh BTW, the pomogranite margarita was quite good, but I think I like the classic better. I am really into new foods, but don't mess with my margarita or martini!!

Food show was pretty interesting.

http://www.try2cook.com/

 
Food Show, was first of all huge. And, I am amazed at the variety of prepared foods. I could almost

do my job or run a restaurant with out cooking much.
Some things I was impressed with:

pasteurized shell eggs--like to make aioli, etc. but often just use commercial mayo and add flavorings. These will be safer. Also, never sure meringues actually cook long enough?

new to me fish, Cobia, farmed in the Philipines like most of the talipia we get, Very mild, with a texture almost like halibut or snapper

bigger varities of beans and more information--small red beans actually have more antioxidents than blueberries. Then, after blueberries, come pintos and kidney beans, then all the pretty fruits and berries along with pecans and potatoes. And at #18 black beans

really beautiful dried fruits and and berries and some combos that are crying "oatmeal cookies and granola".

Some prepared pestos that I might use, fresh herbs are first thing gone.

A whole whest pasta that was actually very good

Some info and recipes using peppadews, haven't used them at all.

IQF chopped clams, frozen in 5# bag. I use 48oz cans, these can be shaken out when you just want a little. they are cooked and actually taste just like canned.

Dungeness and king crab in same pack as above and same benefits.

The news that cascade pacific, www.calfarmsllc.com - is very routinely running tests for bacteria hiding on the produce.

Some bags of smoked salmon flakes in same form as little individual servings of tuna and salmon in grocery stores. Chowder, omelet, quiche??

Was hoping to see a 10x wine reduction that is available. Wasn't there, it would solve the zero tolerence situation on ships. Am going to order it when I get back to work and will report.

Lots of new pastas, dry and frozen. I do use some frozen pasta for last minute extras, etc.

Some whole grain wraps, breakfast wrap?

Interesting flavored tortillas.

Still going through some literature.

Had lovely weather for trip!
Nan

 
Nan, I would be very interested in any recipe ideas that you have for>>>

peppadews when you have time. We love them and would like to have more ideas for use. TIA

 
Thanks Nan! This would have been the year to go down with you. Shucks.

You will probably be gainfully employed next year. I'll be buying more small red beans. How did your leg hold up? Probably good PT for you with all that walking. Where did you stay?

 
We'll have to make a plan. Cool about the bean news, was surprising. Leg felt really good, but I did

get tired.
I will post more info as I go through literature.
Also, big fat bummer, got cell call while I was there, job on ship going to Italy and here I am with no documents and not sure I am quite up to it! Drat!!
Stayed at Roosevelt and got up graded to suite, Fun.
Had my shrimp cocktail at Ruth Chris's hit the spot.
Oh, and I ordered some of the cedar paper, will report on that.
Nan

 
It is for professional cooks and you have to register, I can check on taking a guest?

 
I went to the Fancy Food Show in NYC

last year, as an "employee" of a friend who is in the trade.
It's a surreal experience. I would not have believed that I could ever get to the point of not wanting to taste any more olives or cheese, but by Day 3, I was there.

 
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