[dba-Tech] Heinz

>Ever tried chocolate chicken  

Otherwise known as mole, pronounced molay.

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[mailto:dba-tech-bounces at databaseadvisors.com] On Behalf Of Arthur Fuller
Sent: Thursday, November 18, 2004 6:22 PM
To: Discussion of Hardware and Software issues
Subject: Re: [dba-Tech] Heinz


Ever tried chocolate chicken? Definitely NOT what you can find in your 
typical tex-Mex or California-Mex restaurants, but fantastic! Lest the 
unfamiliar think it's an Oh Henry! bar melted atop a chicken it is most 
definitely not. Think baker's chocolate with a healthy sprinkle of chili 
powder. That best describes it.

Huachinango remains my fave Mexican dish. Baked red snapper. As served 
in Zihuatanejo, it is incomparable.

A.

John Bartow wrote:

>Hi Stuart,
>I guess I could have meant all of that :o)
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>Or as one of my old friends says "Yeah, that's what I meant."
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>We had a Thai restaraut in the area for awhile and that's about as 
>close as I've come to anything in that region of the world. I loved it 
>but, alas, it is now a "Mexican food" restaraunt. Of course there are 
>many forms of Mexican food too...
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>John B.
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>[mailto:dba-tech-bounces at databaseadvisors.com]On Behalf Of Stuart 
>McLachlan
>Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 5:15 PM
>To: Discussion of Hardware and Software issues
>Subject: RE: [dba-Tech] Heinz
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>On 16 Nov 2004 at 8:47, John Bartow wrote:
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>>WH-OOPS! I meant to type "treat"
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>>Oh well, a "man's treat" either way I guess.
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>>Glad to see you've got "BD treat" plans! East Indian is one type of 
>>restaurant I've never been to. None around here unfortunately. I like 
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>>yet. Almost made it to one in Chicago a few years back but it was 
>>closed that day. Have fun!
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>What do you guys mean by "East Indian"?   I thought you septics used that
>term for Indonesia or sometimes for  Thailand/Malaysian/Indonesia 
>(which region incidentally has several different cuisines).
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>But aloo palak isn't from that part of the world at all.
>All  aloos (potato based dishes) are "real" Indian dishes from the 
>Indian subcontinent. Aloo is the Hindi word for potato, patak is Hindi 
>for spinach.
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> More specifically they are  generally northern Indian
>(Punjab/Kashmir/Rajisthan) which has very different food  to southern 
>India.
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>Stuart
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