K decided to have a late dinner on our first day of holiday. I already had the microwave penne dish from 7-11 a few hours ago, so I just accompanied my friend to the dining area of Las Palmas Resort in Malate, Manila where we stayed at. K chose this dish - shrimp gambaretti because the menu said, "the hottiest shrimps in town." or something to that effect. The word "Hottiest" was what got K interested about it, and sarcastic as we may seem, we were laughing all throughout the meal.
I had a taste of the dish, and it was indeed hot, or I should say, "hottiest." It didn't burn my tongue, but it did make my throat itch and a little irritated. Nevertheless, it was a great tasting dish, perfect with rice!
*** Jenn ***
I come from a family who loves cooking and eating. I never had any formal training in cooking and that I taught myself how to cook based on the handed down recipes, but I could say that I can cook good food. In 2008, I started documenting my food trips for my
4 comments:
sure looks good. made your throat itch? hmmm ... wonder why. hope the shrimps were fresh! ;P
appreciate your playing this week, Jenn!
happy ff
looks good..yung seafood ramen sa may food court sa Trinoma ganun din ang effect sa akin....hmmnn I wonder why?
that looks really good! kaya lang me time talaga na tatamaan ka ng allergy, ganyan din ang son ko. ;)
happy ff!
Mommy's Little Corner
We are a family of shrimphead, except older son, mejo maselan nga sha sa shrimp pero sgurado hit ito sa min, sana nga fresh ano. ingat ka jan!
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