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Over Winter break i celebrated Christmas with family.Christmas Day,I opened presents I received money a new laptop and other things.I also had Christmas dinner with my family.I ate lobster with pasta and it was very delicious.I watched Christmas movies with my family and played with my dog.Christmas with great this year.

After, christmas I hung out with my friends and went to the movies.It was so much fun.I went to stores to buy things with my gift card.With my gift card I bought nail polish , a shirt and a DVD.I also went to the spa and got a facial.It was very relaxing and a great experience.

I also celebrated New Years eve with my Friends and had a slumber party and watched movies all night.We stayed up late enough to watch the ball drop and watch the performers.We drank apple cider and ate a bunch of cookies all night .It was really fun and remember able.I was really tired the next day and slept in.

i also did some school work over the break it wasn't really fun.But, it wan't alot.then, I cleaned my room and bathroom.Went on the computer and talked to firends.Then I tried on my new clothes.

Durante las vacaciones de invierno se celebra la Navidad con i family.Christmas Día, abrí he recibido dinero presenta un nuevo ordenador portátil y otros también habían things.I cena de Navidad con mi family.I comió langosta con la pasta y que era muy delicious.I visto las películas de Navidad con mi familia y jugar con mi dog.Christmas con este gran año.

Después, me colgaron de navidad con mis amigos y se dirigió a la movies.It tanto fun.I se fueron a las tiendas para comprar cosas con mi regalo de mi tarjeta de regalo card.With compré esmalte de uñas, una camiseta y una DVD.I también fueron a las termas y obtuvo un facial.It fue muy relajante y una gran experiencia.

También celebró vísperas de Año Nuevo con mis amigos y tenía un sueño y parte visto todas las películas se quedaron hasta muy tarde night.We suficiente para ver la caída, y ver el performers.We bebieron sidra de manzana y comían un montón de galletas toda la noche. Se muy divertido y recordar able.I fue realmente cansados al día siguiente y me dormí pulg

También hizo algunos trabajos escolares sobre la ruptura no era realmente fun.But, que wan't alot.then, he limpiado mi cuarto y bathroom.Went en el equipo y habló con firends.Then he intentado en mi ropa nueva.

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Our Restaurant & Bar Casa Esmeralda’s Chef, Ana, has been known for several years as one of the best of the area. Ana’s fabulous dishes will delight you and we are sure that you will be our guest more than once…. In out brand new building, very tested decorated, you will find good service and smiling faces. Seafood salads, daily caught local fish, shrimps, lobster are our specialties. Our menu also includes a large variety of meat, pastas and other international dishes. Do you prefer to …

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During your stay in Samara don’t miss the delicious food of Las Brasas Restaurant. Our menu includes a great variety of dishes – from the most traditional specialties of Spain as Paella, Andalusian Gazpacho, Spanish Tortillas, Mariscada Gallega to Italian Pastas. We also offer national and imported meat, such as Rib-eye and T-bone steaks, Angus and Pork. Seafood is our specialty – from Fresh Fish, Lobsters, Shrimps and Crabs. In the finest international Wine selection you will find the …

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im trying to remember how to make this dish that my grandpa use to make when i was a kid. i remember it having a ton of different kinds of shellfish…muscles,clams,crab legs,lobster claws,shrimp…anyway it was in a red sause i think and served over pasta…can anyone help
this dish was only shell fish, nothing was in it that was plain fish just shelled…

I guess you do mean the "spaghetti allo scoglio" (reef spaghetti).
Ingredients (for 4 persons) :
1 1/4 pounds (500 g) fresh live clams
1 1/4 pounds (500 g) fresh mussels
12 ounces (300 g) shelled shrimp tails (you can also use other crustaceans, or a mixture of crustaceans)
2-3 ripe plum tomatoes
A bunch parsley
Basil
1 clove garlic
Olive Oil
A shredded hot pepper (optional)
Salt & pepper
3/4 pound (350-400 g) spaghetti

Recipe:
Scrub the shells of the clams and mussels. Shell the shrimp tails. Salt a pot of water for the spaghetti and set it to boil. In the meantime, heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a broad skillet, with a crushed clove of garlic. When the garlic has browned, remove it and discard it, then add the clams and mussels. Cover and cook over a brisk flame, shaking the pan every now and then, until the shellfish have opened. Turn off the flame and let them cool slightly, then remove and discard the shells of some of them (but not all — NOTE: do not try to open any that failed to open when heated. Discard them; they were already dead and eating them could make you quite sick.). While doing this make sure the clam broth remains in the skillet. Next, finely mince a second clove of garlic and sauté it in 3 tablespoons of oil, in a broad skillet. When it has turned light gold, slice the tomatoes directly into the pan. Shred six basil leaves into the pan too, a touch of salt, the hot pepper if you're using it, and simmer the sauce for ten minutes. In the meantime strain the clam juices through a fine cloth. Once ten minutes is up, stir in all the shellfish and a half cup of the strained clam juice, and simmer for five minutes more.

While the sauce is simmering, add the remaining clam juice to the pasta water, which should be boiling by now, and cook the spaghetti. Transfer the cooked spaghetti to a bowl, dribble a couple of tablespoons of oil over them, add a turn of freshly ground pepper, about 20 parsley leaves (either whole or shredded) and toss. Stir in the sauce and serve at once, with a crisp white wine.

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I don't know if it's the one but I would suggest you to taste also a different dish that's rather similar but served over toasted bread's slices. It's very renowned here in Italy and its name is "cacciucco alla livornese" (shell fish soup – leghorn way).

Cacciucco is made with various types of rockfish, most of which cannot be found outside of Italy. However, you can use many others sorts of fish such as red snapper, rock cod, halibut, bass, or any other firm-fleshed fish. According to tradition, this soup should contain at least 5 different sorts of fish, as many as the C's in its name.

Ingredients:
3 lbs. mixed fish (dogfish, sea-toad, scorpion fish, conger eels, gobies, stargazer etc.)
2/3 lb. octopus and squid
1 medium-size onion
1 carrot
1celery stalk
2 pts. fish broth
1 tbs. parsley, chopped
1 whole peperoncino
3 cloves garlic
3 oz. extra-virgin olive oil
1 cup dry white wine
1/2 lb. ripe tomatoes
salt
pepper
8 king prawns
6 slices bread, approx 1/2-in. thick

recipe:
Clean and wash the fish well. Cut off the heads of the big ones, but leave the small ones whole. Cut the octopus and the squid into medium-size chunks. Make a "battuto" (chopped herbs) with onion, carrots, celery, parsley, peperoncino and 2 cloves garlic. Put it in a saucepan together with the oil and sauté until the onions are golden and the vegetables begin to get tender. Add the squid and the octopus and cook over low heat, occasionally moistening with white wine. When the wine has evaporated add the tomatoes, peeled and seeded. Add salt and pepper to taste, and finish cooking the octopus and the squid. This fish will probably take about 45 mins. to get tender. The best way is to try it with the fork. Then, move to another pot and keep aside. Add 1 pt. fish broth, all the small fish, and the heads of the large fish. Cook for 30 mins, stirring every now and then, and moistening with more broth as necessary. Sift and return the resulting strained broth to the pot (if too thick, add some more fish broth).
Fillet all remaining fish and place it in the pot together with the prawns. Cook for a few minutes, moistening if necessary. And then add the octopus and the squid. Remove from fire. Use a rimmed soup plate and pour the fish broth over the slices of bread that have been toasted and rubbed with garlic. Finally, dish out the cacciucco into each plate and serve.

In any case are both delicious….(yummy) !!

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I want to make something nice but not too complicated nor expensive. I'm not crazy about fish. We both love pasta but eat it on a regular basis so it really wouldn't be anything special no matter how it is prepared. I'm just stumped, all I can find is crab, lobster and pasta dishes. If your suggestion has anything not available at every grocery store where can I buy it?
Thank you for any ideas

Try steak or chicken! You can grill them on a grill, but if you don't have that, then you can still make it inside. Especially chicken. Just buy some already cut chicken pieces, leave the skin on. Sear it in a pan on the stove in a little bit of oil to get a nice crust and make the skin crispy, and then put it in the oven to cook it all the way through. Oh, and before cooking it, season it obviously. I like lemon with chicken, you can just buy pre-mixed spice/herbs too, I like those since I don't really know how to use them. Just buy one that smells/sounds good that you think would go good with chicken and then heavily sprinkle it before you cook. Hope that's not too complicating. Then, you could serve with baked potatoes on the side which are really easy, you just take some potatoes, poke holes in them with forks and then stick them in the oven for about an hour, for details on that go to howtobakeapotato.com but yeah it's really easy.

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I like Alfredo. With lobster!

Mine, I make it from scratch, and cook it for 4 hrs. yummy.

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A real estate video tour of Evita’s Italian Restaurant in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, presented by Caribbean Insider Online.

Enjoy fine dining in Ocho Rios, Jamaica in Evita’s authentic 1860’s Gingerbread house.

Established in 1984, Evita’s has been a favorite destination in Ocho Rios for over twenty years. Come enjoy the most romantic dining setting perched atop a hill over-looking the “Garden” city. Evita’s has gained an international reputation for fine dining, and has become well known as the dining hideaway of the rich and famous.

Our menu includes fine dishes like; Spaghetti tossed with large shrimp, onions, garlic, and fine white Wine. Also, try our world famous lobster dishes that are sure to leave you planning your next visit to Evita’s. We have an extensive selection of creative Jamaican-Italian fusion dishes as well as traditional pasta delights. We also offer a variety of appetizers, salads, soups and deserts that you and your guests are sure to enjoy.

Our drink menu is as creative as our food menu. We invite you in for a drink at the bar to chill out and enjoy some great live music. So, the next time you are in Ocho Rios, give us a call and come by and enjoy a true tropical dining experience at Evita’s, “The best little pasta house in Jamaica.”

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Mine would be red lobster biscuits and olive garden pasta alfredo…mmmm…..ooohhh outback's cheesy fries too! (I won't eat them anymore though because of the amount of calories in them!)

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