AlfaMS wrote:
> Enzo Matrix schrieb:
>> Mudge wrote:
>>> On 09/05/2008 15:32:37 "Enzo Matrix" wrote:
>>>
>>>> I *love* peri-peri chicken!
>>>
>>> I'd not heard of it before ! But I felt like a change. My good lady
>>> had Curried chicken which was good, but she makes it betterer.
>>
>> In the UK we have a chain of fast-food places called Nandos that
>> specialises in peri-peri dishes. Nandos is good but if you can find
>> a proper tandoori restaurant that does peri-peri, then it is even
>> better! Peri-peri cuisine is actually Portuguese. The name derives
>> from the Portuguese colonies in Mozambique, where it was used to
>> describe birdseye chillis. Goa, in India, was also a Portuguese
>> colony and so picked up a number of Portuguese dishes (as well as
>> Portuguese names for native dishes - Vindaloo)
>>
http://www.nandos.co.uk/index.cfm>
> /me wonders what happened to the shsih and fips of lore..
There is a chipshop on the north Norfolk coast, at a place called Bacton,
that does the most wnder fish and chips that you have ever tasted! It is
out in the wilds, miles from anywhere, and really needs a car to get there.
Yet the carpark is always full and there is always a queue!
--
Enzo
I wear the cheese. It does not wear me.
