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01/10/2008 09:22:44 AM · #201

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01/10/2008 09:24:29 AM · #202

01/10/2008 09:29:51 AM · #203

01/10/2008 09:30:28 AM · #204

sorry had a visitor

update below

r.

Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.4D

01/10/2008 09:31:09 AM · #205

raish

Olympus C-2500L

01/10/2008 09:31:38 AM · #206

above? E

01/10/2008 09:31:53 AM · #207

01/10/2008 09:35:25 AM · #208

Originally posted by raish:

above? E

I have post reversed so most recent is on top; only way to go... We're getting close people...

R.

01/10/2008 09:36:15 AM · #209

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Okay, here's a 30-minute game: I will post answer at 14:30...

Something Edible:

C A R N E / A â�� A â�� A

2 words, disregard slash, 5 letters / 5 letters

To get it on top....

Leica 35mm f/1.4 Summilux M Aspherical MF - Black

01/10/2008 09:36:28 AM · #210

I'm waiting for the D to show up.

scarbrd

Leica M10

01/10/2008 09:36:34 AM · #211

Carne Asada

karmat

Apple iPhone 7

Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0L USM

01/10/2008 09:37:06 AM · #212

carne asada

dang. just missed.

Message edited by author 2008-01-10 14:37:27.

nikolaos

Nikon D200

Carl Zeiss 50mm ZF f/1.4 Planar T

01/10/2008 09:37:08 AM · #213

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by raish:
above? E

I have post reversed so most recent is on top; only way to go... We're getting close people...

R.

I realy have no idea what is it.. should it be comprehensible for a non english speaker ?

Letter B

01/10/2008 09:37:11 AM · #214

Must be an american dish ;-)

P?

Chinabun

Canon PowerShot SD990 IS

01/10/2008 09:37:20 AM · #215

carne asada

oops! too late

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Canon EF 70-200mm f/4.0L USM

01/10/2008 09:37:37 AM · #216

whats carne asada?

Chinabun

Canon PowerShot SD990 IS

01/10/2008 09:38:23 AM · #217

Meat!

Originally posted by Falc:

whats carne asada?

karmat

Apple iPhone 7

01/10/2008 09:38:39 AM · #218

carne asada

(I had to look it up)

01/10/2008 09:39:02 AM · #219

Originally posted by Chinabun:

Meat!

Originally posted by Falc:
whats carne asada?

I recognise carne as meat, but whats the asada bit?

01/10/2008 09:39:38 AM · #220

Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...

Message edited by author 2008-01-10 14:40:31.

01/10/2008 09:41:24 AM · #221

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Can't say I've ever been to a Mexican before, but I'm about to put that right in Texas this weekend ;-)

01/10/2008 09:45:27 AM · #222

Originally posted by Falc:

Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...

Can't say I've ever been to a Mexican before, but I'm about to put that right in Texas this weekend ;-)

There ya go! If you don't like really hot food, and do like meat, carne asada is always a safe bet in a Mexican restaurant; it's not very spicy, but it's vaguely exotic. Fajitas is gringo food, not really Mexican at all. Also look for "carnitas", "little meats", which is chunks of seasoned and slow-roasted pork served with tortillas, lime, onion, cilantro, and salsa; you "roll your own" and it's very good :-)

R.

01/10/2008 09:48:53 AM · #223

Originally posted by Bear_Music:

Originally posted by Falc:

Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Bingo to Scarbird, honorable mention to Karmat. Carne Asada is a Mexican marinated steak dish. Every mexican restaurant in the world serves it :-)

R.

ETA: "asada" is "roasted" or "broiled" in Spanish...

Can't say I've ever been to a Mexican before, but I'm about to put that right in Texas this weekend ;-)

There ya go! If you don't like really hot food, and do like meat, carne asada is always a safe bet in a Mexican restaurant; it's not very spicy, but it's vaguely exotic. Fajitas is gringo food, not really Mexican at all. Also look for "carnitas", "little meats", which is chunks of seasoned and slow-roasted pork served with tortillas, lime, onion, cilantro, and salsa; you "roll your own" and it's very good :-)

R.

Oh I like hot, spicey hot, not sure how Mexican hot differs from Indian hot, but I'm willing to give it a try.
Thanks for the pointer Bear, I'm looking forward to this trip.

Chinabun

Canon PowerShot SD990 IS

01/10/2008 09:51:36 AM · #224

Just have a fire extinguisher and telephone and you'll be alright.

Originally posted by Falc:

Oh I like hot, spicey hot, not sure how Mexican hot differs from Indian hot, but I'm willing to give it a try.