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Old 05-11-2006, 09:31 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by Skipper of the Sea Que
...They are Jalapeņo Poppers:

A half of a jalapeņo pepper with cream cheese based filling, breaded and deep fried to a golden brown.
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100% Correct! Yummy!

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Originally Posted by Skipper of the Sea Que
...I'd love some Falafel. Can't find any good fresh falafel around the lake.
When I lived in Philadelphia there was a vendor just outside my office door - he served the world's most divine Falafel Pockets! Of the many foods I miss from home, that one's near the top of the list! Hmmmmmmmmm ... now you've got me thinking ...

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Originally Posted by spnr bug
Oh by the way, since we were formally introduced last year, this year I expect a hug not a hand shake.
Spnr Bug.
But OF COURSE!!!!! and a really big one, too!

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Originally Posted by Merrymeeting
Just returned from a dinner where we were served sea urchins with the spikes still moving, and fish sliced in the middle while the head was still breathing and tail still moving
Did you EAT it? (I just looked, and there's no emoticon that even remotely represents what I would have felt if I were forced to consume such a thing!)

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Originally Posted by Hermit Cover
I once saw what I thought was a sea urchin with spines moving ....crossing old Route 66 on a hot windy day somewhere near Tucumcari, New Mexico.....
back in '71. Seems like it was just yesterday.....
One year - late November I believe it was - I saw something similar! It was making it's way across Rt. 140 in Belmont, having just consumed a large quantity of fermented fallen apples in the nearby orchard. Suffice it to say the poor dear was struggling mightily, I was laughing so hard I had to pull off the road!
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