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Feel LIke [censored] Dinner

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  1. On Sat 05 Feb 2005 07:59:35a, Pizen wrote in rec.food.cooking:

    Quoted message said:

    Back from three weeks on the road. I highly recommend The Conch House
    in St. Augustine. The conch chowder is just spicy enough with lots of
    conch meat, and the Grouper Dog (fried grouper sandwich on a baguette
    somewhat resembling a hot dog) was excellent. Fried grouper makes my
    top three list for sandwiches.

    I've never had conch in a chowder, but I have had conch steaks that were
    incredibly good. I would love the fried grouper sandwich.

    Quoted message said:

    Anyway, I have to admit I do not understand those who would include
    peas in their "feel like [censored]" meals. Especially frozen peas! That
    would be enough to push me over the edge.

    Because I like frozen peas. Do I need another reason?

    Quoted message said:

    My favorite comfort meal: A toasted pimento cheese and ham sandwich
    and a bowl of chili when I don't feel well, and chicken fried steak
    with mashed potatoes and country green beans when I'm blue.

    All things I really love to eat, but I couldn't hack a bowl of chili if I'm
    not feeling good.

    Cheers!
    Wayne

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