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Joseph Littleshoes wrote on 21 Sep 2006 in rec.food.cooking
> Nancy2 wrote: > > > Andy wrote: > > > >>merryb said... > >> > >> > >>>I made homemade one time- my recipe was similar to yours. When it > >>>was brought to the table, the kids are like What is this, Yuk, etc. > >>>I thought it was pretty good, myself. I've also seen people put a > >>>can of tuna in it. Makes me want to throw up! > >> > >> > >>I've put tuna in blue! I also made batches with a good amount of > >>cayenne, browned ground beef and mashed avocado. :d > >> > >>Andy > > > > > > I'm with Merryb - I just can't eat any kind of fish with cheese on > > it or with it - it's just wrong, people! ;-) > > > > N. > > > > I have never understood this. There are many very good seafood dishes > incorporating cheese. > > Both as a sauce and as an ingredient. I am particularly fond of > kedgeree made with cheddar cheese. > > But then i like parmesan cheese in a dry tuna curry. > > Filets de Sole Olga or Otero are poached sole filets served in a baked > potato with prawns & a white wine sauce and a bit of mornay sauce and > toped with parmesan. > --- > JL > Seafood and cheese? I'm partial to a heavy on the parmasean cheese cream and butter sauce with prawns with linguini. In Laymans terms a Shrimp Al Fredo sauce over linguini. -- Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect -Alan |
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