Harry Krause wrote in message ...
Dan Krueger wrote:
"Cuban Creole"??? Living very close to Miami, I have never heard of
that one. Is that a mix of Cuban and Haitian food or have they made up a
new cuisine?

Dan


Gould 0738 wrote:



If you haven't already done so, check out the Little
Havana restaurant in the 12000 block of Biscayne Blvd in North Miami.
I've been enjoying lunches and dinneres there for years. It's the real
deal; the place is always full of Cuban families. If you are lucky, you
might get seated in the front dining room near a huge Cuban family party
and be invited to join in.

Very, very reasonable prices, too.

La Teresita, Tampa, FL.

basskisser wrote in message
om...

Surely you could cut power for the five minutes required!!!!!

Naw...I'm a sailor. We like to do it slow and be one with nature!

It's a bit of a drive but I'm game for a new experience.

Thanks!
Dan


Harry Krause wrote:
Dan Krueger wrote:

"Cuban Creole"??? Living very close to Miami, I have never heard of
that one. Is that a mix of Cuban and Haitian food or have they made up
a new cuisine?

Dan


Gould 0738 wrote:



If you haven't already done so, check out the Little
Havana restaurant in the 12000 block of Biscayne Blvd in North Miami.
I've been enjoying lunches and dinneres there for years. It's the real
deal; the place is always full of Cuban families. If you are lucky, you
might get seated in the front dining room near a huge Cuban family party
and be invited to join in.

Very, very reasonable prices, too.

I'm still wondering where the Creole part fits in. I have several favorite
Cuban dishes - and restaurants. Some (evidently) have other Spanish influences
- maybe Nicaraguan.

Dan


Harry Krause wrote:

Dan Krueger wrote:

"Cuban Creole"??? Living very close to Miami, I have never heard of
that one. Is that a mix of Cuban and Haitian food or have they made up
a new cuisine?

Dan


Gould 0738 wrote:



If you haven't already done so, check out the Little
Havana restaurant in the 12000 block of Biscayne Blvd in North Miami.
I've been enjoying lunches and dinneres there for years. It's the real
deal; the place is always full of Cuban families. If you are lucky, you
might get seated in the front dining room near a huge Cuban family party
and be invited to join in.

Very, very reasonable prices, too.

In article , (Gould 0738) wrote:


I thought that Shania Twain was yer' gal?

Twain?

As in split in two, or a "pair"?

Shania is a beautiful woman, no doubt,
but I think Carmen has her out-Twained.

Maybe so.

But Shania was Dandy Don's heart-throb or so I thought...

In article , "Don White" wrote:


Gould 0738 wrote in message
...
I thought that Shania Twain was yer' gal?

Twain?

As in split in two, or a "pair"?

Shania is a beautiful woman, no doubt,
but I think Carmen has her out-Twained.

I'd like to think I had enough love for both.
It would be quite the cruise. Wonder if I'd last all the way to the 'Society
Islands'?


If your ticker gave out I am sure that your socialist health care would take
very good care of you...

:^)

Henry Blackmoore wrote in message news:4VHic.11185
If your ticker gave out I am sure that your socialist health care would
take
very good care of you...

:^)
It not my ticker I'm concerned about!

Henry Blackmoore wrote in message news:9UHic.11184
But Shania was Dandy Don's heart-throb or so I thought...


Shania is georgeous.....the woman you might want to spend some serious time
with.
Carmen, on the other hand, sure would put the wind in your sails on a month
long cruise.