[geeks] Yumm.

[geeks at sunhelp.org]

Old Bay on steamed shrimp. Thats the way to go (hard for a Yankee to say
that something seafoodish tastes good outside New England).

James Fogg, Network Engineer
Vicinity Corporation - New Hampshire
(603) 442-1751

~ -----Original Message-----
~ From: s at avoidant.org [mailto:s at avoidant.org]
~ Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 8:10 PM
~ To: geeks at sunhelp.org
~ Subject: Re: [geeks] Yumm.
~ 
~ 
~ James Sharp wrote:
~ 
~ > > > Old Bay. mmmmm...
~ >
~ > I've had some of it good, some of it bad.  When its good, its really
~ > good...when its bad, it taste it like its from the bottom 
~ of Baltimore
~ > Harbour.
~ 
~ 
~ Never had bad Old Bay. There are some off-brands "Chesapeake Bay Crab
~ Seasoning" that aren't nearly as good, but Old Bay brand is 
~ consistently
~ fantastic. If it's available where you live, try making tuna 
~ with it, or
~ sprinkling it on fries, or one of my favorite dinners when I 
~ was single;
~ 
~ Flake some frozen fish, mix with frozen corn, sprinkle with 
~ Old Bay, and
~ put it in a steamer for a few minutes 'till the fish is done. S'not
~ gourmet, but it sure is good.
~ 
~ 
~ ---sambo
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