a) Insalata mista or Bruschetta al Pomodoro? b) Coda di rospo or Pesce Spda alla griglia? I have to select a starter and a main course (for a party) and I don't have any idea what is what? Can somebody suggest me which one should I select? [ December 03, 2002: Message edited by: R Manivannan ]
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Insalata mista Mixed salad - Lettuce, other assorted salad items, cheese, dressing Bruschetta al Pomodoro Toasted Bread with tomato salsa and olive oil Coda di rospo pan-fried monkfish Pesce Spda alla griglia Grilled swordfish
Enjoy your meal! Linda
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Thanks for the reply. What will you suggest for a person who like to eat something spicy and salty?
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Not Italian food!! No seriously, I'd go for the bruschetta and the swordfish - but I think it a matter of personal choice.
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Originally posted by R Manivannan: Thanks for the reply. What will you suggest for a person who like to eat something spicy and salty?
Italian food is generally neither spicy nor salty. It is about subtle spices and mixing of flavors. Garlic is generally the strongest spice found in Italian food. I recently had a delicious eggplant dish with a tomato-fennel sauce that was unbelievable!
What will you suggest for a person who like to eat something spicy and salty?
How about a bag of Dorito's Jalapeno Ranch corn chips?
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That should do it.
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Originally posted by Linda Jones: Not Italian food!! No seriously, I'd go for the bruschetta and the swordfish - but I think it a matter of personal choice.
Thanks Linda. I tried Bruschetta & Swordfish. Though it wasn't spicy or salty as you said, I liked it very much! Thanx again [ December 12, 2002: Message edited by: R Manivannan ]