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[Closed] Rooftop Revolving Lounge Part II

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laura f. is making Mole Tacos?     And just like dang! the Revolving Lounge is cooking!  Is there an ImpossiMole  version for all the vegans out there?



   
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@jeanne-mayell   i noticed that the Spinning Wheel link was defunct now,  but here is a nice spinning Santana video https://youtu.be/mbckI715aKY



   
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@jeanne-mayell Sorry - that's what comes from living 15 minutes from Mexico...

Best way to toast tortillas is to warm a skillet (iron is best) to medium heat, put a tortilla in, turn after 2 minutes, remove after 2 more minutes. Keep warm in oven or toaster oven on low setting til ready to use.



   
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@unk-p 

Just sub or eliminate the dairy elements. Maybe puree the avocado with some lime juice and oil or Vegenaise to make it slightly more liquidy.

Or skip the crema entirely and sub guac.



   
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I've missed everyone too and I'm sorry for the absence. It's been a rough 3-4 months. Today was the first chance I've had to check back in.

Did a big house reno, had to move out for it. There was a lot of chaos with that which literally only ended this morning.

I also have a concerning but not life threatening health issue and am gearing up for a surgery next month.

And as I watch our country go down the tubes faster each week, my depression keeps flaring up and some days I just can't interact with anyone, not even my husband.  He told me he'd consider a relo to Canada if things "get bad" but he keeps moving the goalposts, so I'm sure it will never happen, and we'll both be too old for a big move like that anyway soon.  I also looked into Italian Birthright Citizenship, but it's way expensive and no guarantee I'd get it, so why bother at this point.

I have a close friend who is indigenous and just got back from the Pipeline 3 protests (she spent a night in jail there). Listening to her recount her experience makes me lose more hope.

And sorry to hijack the thread -- I cede the floor by raising my glass in toast to all of you! CinCin!



   
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Bluebelle,

I am seriously laughing my ass off here. That recipe sounds so incredibly delicious!

This is how a native New Yorker (me) makes a quick lunch dish of shrimp and grits. Boil shrimp. Boil quick-cooking grits. Stir in a bit of cream, add shrimp, top with butter, scallions and cajun seasoning.

When are you flying up here to make that for me?? ? 



   
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@jeanne-mayell  I stayed summers with my Grandmother in Charleston,SC. We would eat shrimp and grits before they became a national rage. To us it was an easy and tasty way to make a little shrimp go a long way. You can go from basic to fancy and regional from East Coast to Bayou. From the original plain cooked grits to the gussied up with fancy cheeses grits.

Today? I take Jim Dandy grits (Or you can order specialty grits online) and cook them with half water/half whole milk and a spoon of bouillon either chicken or seafood base. I use Gulf Coast Wild caught shrimp (from Aldi) and prepare them from basic to fancy... I.E. pan fry in a bit of butter (grass fed like Kerry Gold) or in a bit of bacon fat if doing the most basic with the bacon crumbled. You can sauté onions, bell peppers, green onions, garlic etc.. depending on how you want to eat it.

I would recommend trying the basic recipe first, then branch out to your personal tastes additions.

https://gardenandgun.com/recipe/how-to-make-classic-shrimp-and-grits/

https://www.southernliving.com/kitchen-assistant/sunday-supper-shrimp-and-grits

Or..if you like and wanted to... you CAN buy ready made packets of the seasonings and grits from here https://www.gullahgourmet.com . Around here their products are also available from Amazon and Walmart. You just have to buy and add your fresh/frozen shrimp.

It is more economical to make your own tho.

Bon Appetite ❤️ 

 

 

 



   
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@bluebelle  I'm in.. and I'll bring my Alabama Firecracker crackers, and some cheeses.

https://www.southernliving.com/firecrackers-recipe

FYI: DO complete step 4. It make them irresistible... and ...addictive!



   
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@bluebelle 


We lived in SC for 13 years. Nothing like some South Carolina shrimp and grits.  And we got married on the Isle of Palms outside on the beach. The beaches are magical. As long as it’s the month of April and not August…?

Music - Sweet Caroline.

And Bourbon slushes

 

 



   
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@kksali   and doing the Shag :-)



   
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