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July 26, 2007

What We Are Eating For Dinner Tonight

FYI:  The following is not a kosher recipe. 

Saute a diced up onion, add canned diced tomatoes with their juice (about 1.5 lbs) and 2 containers of Maya Kaimal's Vindaloo sauce (I bought mine from the refrigerated section of Fresh Fields/Whole Foods), and about 3 lbs of cut up fish - some suggestions are  a combination of salmon, swordfish, shelled and cleaned shrimp, scallops, steamers, or king crab legs.  Simmer it all together in a big soup pot until everything is cooked through and serve with some crusty sour dough bread and a nice salad.

Fantastic. It makes a huge pot and lasts for days.

Vindaloo

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Cheek' ahn Veen' dah loooo is my go to order when indecision strikes at an Indian Restaurant... Now I have something to look for to do a quick Indian meal at home!

Cool! I promise you, it will be the best seafood stew you ever tasted. And it's extremely easy to make.

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