- Thread starter Rumble2005
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Ceasers At Lazy Dog
I live in Las Terrenas. I haven't eaten at the Lazy Dog but two restaurants over is another Canadian restaurant called One Love. So I would imagine between the two you might be able to find what you need. The grocery stores here carry clamato juice. One Love also sells poutine, even though it's not on the menu.
Drinks are really not this Countries strong point, especially in small tourist towns. I would not hold your breath for a good Caesar!!!
Mott's is available almost everywhere.
Do yourself a favour and throw in some Beef broth
A bloody Caesar.................
Horseradish optional
Do yourself a favour and throw in some Beef broth
A bloody Caesar.................
Horseradish optional
A Bloody Bullshot or a Bloody Caesar....
depending on which side of the fence you're on
A Caesar is Clamato (Motts)
A Bullshot is Beef broth (Consomme will gel with ice, avoid it)
Either can be 'Bloody'.........
Bloody Bullshot is more correct for the Beef Broth idea.
Mixologist WW
When i spent time in Courchevel, I taught them the beer and tomato juice routine.
They were dumbfounded...........
depending on which side of the fence you're on
A Caesar is Clamato (Motts)
A Bullshot is Beef broth (Consomme will gel with ice, avoid it)
Either can be 'Bloody'.........
Bloody Bullshot is more correct for the Beef Broth idea.
Mixologist WW
When i spent time in Courchevel, I taught them the beer and tomato juice routine.
They were dumbfounded...........
Whom were you teaching, the french in 1450 or the arabs in 1650 or the russians in 1850?
I have now gathered enough intelligence from the DR1 community that I believe we can make our own PERFECT Dominican Caeser in the event that we cannot procure one at One Love or The Lazy Dog :smoke:
For those of you in LT that contributed information, PM me, there will be a PERFECT Dominican Caeser awaiting you at the Alisei :classic:
rumble,
we make them regularly..... with great success.
Everything you need is here - except the horseradish, can't find it any more.
A hot mustard is a good alternative.
We import the horseradish........ often !!!
Bottoms up !!
we make them regularly..... with great success.
Everything you need is here - except the horseradish, can't find it any more.
A hot mustard is a good alternative.
We import the horseradish........ often !!!
Bottoms up !!
Have never been upto the airport. But was there couple of years ago things have changed pretty much. 1975, wasn't even born then. lool.
I wonder if it could be grown here. BC apart from bloodys (which are a major part of my diet), I always want to make fresh horseradish for Passover.....
No disrespect to my former neighbors to the north, but to the best of my knowledge, nobody has ever said, "Honey. Let's order in some Canadian food tonight."
Tell me about it. In BC last week, wanted a dry martini; I knew it was going to be an adventure, so I explained it in detail to the waiter. Comes back with sweet vermouth. I goes up to the bar, tells the bartender EXACTLY what to put in it. Get the blank stare.
Settled for rum punch.
Bill, I never thought I would see words cod tongues in DR1. I'm a Newfoundlander and have tried them. They are a delicacy but have to be prepared properly, otherwise the texture is jelly like and not appetizing. Have you tried them?