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The things you do
Non-Dominicans never understand why eggs are great anytime and with everything. When there's no defrosted meat, eggs are a great substitute. Doms eat eggs everything: with bread, by themselves, with white rice, with heated up moro, in our macaroni or potato salad, with platanos or potatoes (and of course, who doesnt have a few of those in the cupboard at ALL times!)
We even fancy them up by making a little sauce for them - ceviche and whatnot! My husband thought I was crazy until he tried it...
We even fancy them up by making a little sauce for them - ceviche and whatnot! My husband thought I was crazy until he tried it...
El Tigre said:
that's my favorite dominican breakfast!! add fried cheese and sofried onion rings please !!! hmmm... delicious! :laugh:
Never tried eggs with ceviche.... sounds twisted... but it is a matter of trying
Fortunately, for some things I am open minded... hehehePoor "Andrea",who doesn't know the difference
between "Raw Fish",and a "GREAT BIG SAUSAGE"!!!!!!!!!!!!I can only guess that she is not eating enough "Sausage" when she is in the DR! I wonder if she is getting any "Salamita"? "Ay Mami,ese "Salami" es suyo,COgelo Mami!!!!"CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
between "Raw Fish",and a "GREAT BIG SAUSAGE"!!!!!!!!!!!!I can only guess that she is not eating enough "Sausage" when she is in the DR! I wonder if she is getting any "Salamita"? "Ay Mami,ese "Salami" es suyo,COgelo Mami!!!!"CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC
None of these things mentioned here makes me Dominican. I mean, anyone can enjoy these things, not just Dominicans. For me being Dominican is more of a feeling, a deep appreciation, and love for the land where I was born. Nothing more nothing less. When I say I'm Dominican I don't expect people to think I love plaintains, or habichuelas con dulce, etc. but rather, I would expect them to see through me the Dominican Republic i love and am proud of. This is most important to me.
mariposa said:
Just to "Clear" everyone's mind!
A "Salchichon",is a big sausage!
What you mistakenly think was a "Salpicon",which is Cold chopped seafood served with a vinegar dressing!"MOST" women can tell the difference between a "Big Sausage",and "Cold Seafood"! Although there is a slight resemblence in the smell!Like they say,"If you can get past the smell,you got ot licked"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now,a "Morir Sonando"I... L-O-V-E!
Fresh squeezed oranges,mixed with lots of "Leche Carnation"!
Doesn't work with Non-Dominican oranges! They are too acidic.
"Hard To Follow????????? Who Me????????????????
A "Salchichon",is a big sausage!
What you mistakenly think was a "Salpicon",which is Cold chopped seafood served with a vinegar dressing!"MOST" women can tell the difference between a "Big Sausage",and "Cold Seafood"! Although there is a slight resemblence in the smell!Like they say,"If you can get past the smell,you got ot licked"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now,a "Morir Sonando"I... L-O-V-E!
Fresh squeezed oranges,mixed with lots of "Leche Carnation"!
Doesn't work with Non-Dominican oranges! They are too acidic.
"Hard To Follow????????? Who Me????????????????
Criss Colon said:A "Salchichon",is a big sausage!
What you mistakenly think was a "Salpicon",which is Cold chopped seafood served with a vinegar dressing!"MOST" women can tell the difference between a "Big Sausage",and "Cold Seafood"! Although there is a slight resemblence in the smell!Like they say,"If you can get past the smell,you got ot licked"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Now,a "Morir Sonando"I... L-O-V-E!
Fresh squeezed oranges,mixed with lots of "Leche Carnation"!
Doesn't work with Non-Dominican oranges! They are too acidic.
"Hard To Follow????????? Who Me????????????????
I was not talking about salpicon, i was talking about ceviche... check talldrink's post just above mine. My fault... since I didn't quote her post.
And yes... it is quite hard to follow you.
Jess
Beign fairly new to this site, being Dominican has taken a new twist; Is the smile that comes to my face when I read your posts, is to know there are people like you out there, caring, informative, passionate,warm ( and of course lindos) that permits me be part of a culture I wrongly thought was lost.
Gracias
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