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Old 07-23-2009, 04:12 PM   #25
griffonwing
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What the heck do I make for dinner?

I'm thinking either a couple of arepas or bollos (same thing as arepas but boiled )
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My vote goes for arepas!
Still another vital question for the lounge: do you make the dough or buy a mix?
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I buy the arepa flour and just add water and salt (or sugar if i want them fried)
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Add a bit of a hard cheese ground like the flour along with the salt.
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"Arepas" is that Australian-Spanish for Ostrich balls?
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I assume that that "arepas" is fried or baked? I'd go for that. No matter what it is, fried or baked is always better than boiled!
You guys are making stuff up.

How about some Milled Gargin Floouff, or maybe some African Wasnon Seejun. I hear those go really well with Chilled Pemonup Wine stemmed in Fraglik Pods. YUM
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