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  1. "-L." <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1118392630.933307.250330
    @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

    Quoted message said:

    Just gimme a Mojito.

    -L.

    -L.,

    A bunch of us went to Cuba Libre (fine Cuban cuisine) in Philly for
    dinner. I tried a mojito for the first time. Delicious. I had a second
    one. Later I stood up and walked a few feet and the room started to tilt
    and I damn near fell on my ass! Delicious but it must've been 151 rum. A
    dangerous cocktail. I forget what I had for dinner, but there's no
    forgetting the mojito.

    Andy

  2. Andy said:

    -L.,

    A bunch of us went to Cuba Libre (fine Cuban cuisine) in Philly for
    dinner. I tried a mojito for the first time. Delicious. I had a second
    one. Later I stood up and walked a few feet and the room started to tilt
    and I damn near fell on my ass! Delicious but it must've been 151 rum. A
    dangerous cocktail. I forget what I had for dinner, but there's no
    forgetting the mojito.

    Andy

    The first time I had one was at our girls' reunion - 5 of us from high
    school get together every year to get drunk and act naughty, san DHs
    and kids. It's one of my favorites now. One killer hangover if you
    let it, though.

    -L.

  3. Andy at n wrote on 6/10/05 5:32 AM:

    Quoted message said:

    "-L." <[email hidden]> wrote in news:1118392630.933307.250330
    @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

    Quoted message said:

    Just gimme a Mojito.

    -L.

    -L.,

    A bunch of us went to Cuba Libre (fine Cuban cuisine) in Philly for
    dinner. I tried a mojito for the first time. Delicious. I had a second
    one. Later I stood up and walked a few feet and the room started to tilt
    and I damn near fell on my ass! Delicious but it must've been 151 rum. A
    dangerous cocktail. I forget what I had for dinner, but there's no
    forgetting the mojito.

    Andy

    Ooh Ohh I've been there!!! Just about a year ago!
    My heart got broken there, actually, but that's an entirely other story.

    We only went for drinks. I had 3 mojitos. I think they offered me 151 rum,
    but I declined. 80 proof rum is strong enough for me, thanks!

    It's a gorgeous place. We were at the upstairs bar. The food looked awesome
    but we had a Phillies game to go to so we didn't stay for dinner. If I ever
    get back down to Phila I would like to go there for dinner, memories of
    "some of you know who" not withstanding.

    Sheryl
    (Who absolutely _had_ to correct the spelling in the subject line. Plurals
    are formed without the apostrophe. Nothing irks me more than seeing plurals
    formed with apostrophe+s. Grrrrr

  4. Sheryl Rosen <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Andy at n wrote on 6/10/05 5:32 AM:

    Quoted message said:

    "-L." <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:1118392630.933307.250330 @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

    Quoted message said:

    Just gimme a Mojito.

    -L.

    -L.,

    A bunch of us went to Cuba Libre (fine Cuban cuisine) in Philly for
    dinner. I tried a mojito for the first time. Delicious. I had a
    second one. Later I stood up and walked a few feet and the room
    started to tilt and I damn near fell on my ass! Delicious but it
    must've been 151 rum. A dangerous cocktail. I forget what I had for
    dinner, but there's no forgetting the mojito.

    Andy

    Ooh Ohh I've been there!!! Just about a year ago!
    My heart got broken there, actually, but that's an entirely other
    story.

    We only went for drinks. I had 3 mojitos. I think they offered me 151
    rum, but I declined. 80 proof rum is strong enough for me, thanks!

    It's a gorgeous place. We were at the upstairs bar. The food looked
    awesome but we had a Phillies game to go to so we didn't stay for
    dinner. If I ever get back down to Phila I would like to go there for
    dinner, memories of "some of you know who" not withstanding.

    Sheryl

    Sheryl,

    Three mojitos??? WOW!

    We had to make reservations a month ahead of time. We did get the power
    table upstairs in a corner by the windows looking out on the room. 🙂

    http://cubalibrerestaurant.com/

    See the recipe section for their award-winning mojito recipe.

    All the best,

    Andy

    --
    "Ladies and gentlemen, The Beatles!"
    - Ed Sullivan (1964)

  5. I've only ever cooked with frozen yucca. I boil the frozen pieces till
    tender, drain thoroughly, then slice into sort of chunky fingers. Then I
    fry them in a skillet with a little vegetable oil until they've browned.
    While hot, I sprinkle them with salt. We eat them as a snack.

  6. In article <[email hidden]>,

    (Sharon Chilson) said:

    I've only ever cooked with frozen yucca. I boil the frozen pieces till
    tender, drain thoroughly, then slice into sort of chunky fingers. Then I
    fry them in a skillet with a little vegetable oil until they've browned.
    While hot, I sprinkle them with salt. We eat them as a snack.

    Sounds like they'd make good fries? ;-)
    I'm going to have to give these a try then.

    Thanks!
    --
    K.

    Sprout the MungBean to reply

    "I don't like to commit myself about heaven and hell--you
    see, I have friends in both places." --Mark Twain

  7. Andy at n wrote on 6/12/05 9:34 AM:

    Quoted message said:

    Sheryl Rosen <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:[email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Andy at n wrote on 6/10/05 5:32 AM:

    Quoted message said:

    "-L." <[email hidden]> wrote in
    news:1118392630.933307.250330 @g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com:

    > Just gimme a Mojito.
    >
    > -L.

    -L.,

    A bunch of us went to Cuba Libre (fine Cuban cuisine) in Philly for
    dinner. I tried a mojito for the first time. Delicious. I had a
    second one. Later I stood up and walked a few feet and the room
    started to tilt and I damn near fell on my ass! Delicious but it
    must've been 151 rum. A dangerous cocktail. I forget what I had for
    dinner, but there's no forgetting the mojito.

    Andy

    Ooh Ohh I've been there!!! Just about a year ago!
    My heart got broken there, actually, but that's an entirely other
    story.

    We only went for drinks. I had 3 mojitos. I think they offered me 151
    rum, but I declined. 80 proof rum is strong enough for me, thanks!

    It's a gorgeous place. We were at the upstairs bar. The food looked
    awesome but we had a Phillies game to go to so we didn't stay for
    dinner. If I ever get back down to Phila I would like to go there for
    dinner, memories of "some of you know who" not withstanding.

    Sheryl

    Sheryl,

    Three mojitos??? WOW!

    Did I say my heart got broken there?
    A girl has to drown her sorrows somehow.....!
    Seriously, It was hotter than hell that day and I don't think they really
    hit me until after we got to Citizen Bank Park (need I state the obvious
    that someone else was driving?).

    Yeah, I had 3.

    Don't remember much of the next couple hours though. :-)

    Quoted message said:


    We had to make reservations a month ahead of time. We did get the power
    table upstairs in a corner by the windows looking out on the room. 🙂

    http://cubalibrerestaurant.com/

    See the recipe section for their award-winning mojito recipe.

    All the best,

    Andy

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