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RE: ADSactly Food: Typical Venezuelan Food II
What a treat. It' s good to rememebr not only the dishes we have but the traditions asociated with them.
I remember getting at a brother's house in Carúpano and complain about the fact that as soon as he finished cooking he'd start taking food to different neighbors'. On top of that some closer neighbors would come over and eat with us.
He usually told me that those neighbirs did the same. Sometimes the first served was for him, so he was just reciprocating the gesture.
We can be that hospitable. Hopefully, we'll be able to afford that soon.
I loved all the dishes you have mentioend here. I regret we don't eat a lot of vegetables in our diet. That's the only kind of food I had a hard time getting used to as I grew up
Just like my family, @hlezama. It is normal that we share not only jokes, drinks, but also our food. Unlike you, I did like vegetables, what I didn't like was the soup (it was a bit mafaldiana). I was even sleepy to drink it! LOL. Greetings.
Hahaha. If smart women do not like soup there might be something wrong in them that we have not seen yet... Shall we trust women's 6th sense?
One vegetable I was forced to eat, only because I was too skinny and allegedly needed it, was spinach. I hated it so much the very smell made me sick
I ate a lot of spinach because I wanted to be strong like Popeye! LOL. ;)
Haha. I actually hated that cartoon, not so much because of their annoying voices, but because I felt cheated by their false advertisement. Spinach did to my body what an encyclopedia under the pillow would do to a lazy student :)