Richard Jernigan -> RE: Antonio Rey play Andalusian Guitar....!!! (Dec. 7 2012 22:02:25)
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ORIGINAL: Anders Eliasson The Cigalas from the North sea (jomfruhummer) are by far the best. just like smal prawns from the north are way better than camarones. I'm quite a fan of the white jumbo shrimp from the Gulf of Mexico. But that's what I learned to eat as a child. We ate them boiled, peeled and chilled, dipped in tomato sauce with horseradish or Lousiana style remoulade sauce. To this day, during the heat of summer, I will fix myself 3/4 pound of these, and pig out with a nice salad, a baguette and some good fumè blanc (a style of sauvignon blanc from California). We visited my ex-wife's cousins in Norway. Saint John's Day is the longest day of the year, when the sun barely dips below the horizon at midnight. We sat on their pier near Larvik and dipped small shrimp straight from the Oslofjord into a big pot of boiling water. Delicious!--with that slightly sweet taste that the Gulf shrimp have straight out of the water. They lose it after a day or so on ice, or when they are frozen. Eating breakfast at a sushi bar just down the street from the huge Tsukiji fish market in Tokyo, the fresh ama ebi shrimp were quite sweet. The chef told us they had been in the ocean during the previous night. RNJ
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