To all of you old and new participants on this forum. Very best of the Season. May 2022 see us out of this Covid mess so we can all resume our sailing life like before.
Regards
Claude
Regards
Claude
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
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jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
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Merry Christmas Claude. May next summer be Hurricane free. May you sail your boat on pleasant waters and fair breezes. May all the pretty girls in Bikinis blow you an air kiss and get your hopes up.
And may you enjoy
BBQ Shrimp
And may you enjoy
BBQ Shrimp
Merry Christmas Claude. That is a good card for the group!
I am recovering from knee replacement surgery and not quite able to be on the boat yet. Our weather here is about perfect for sailing now; wind is 10-15 kts and tomorrow will bring 80F temperatures.
Merry Christmas to all the fine folks on the forum.
I am recovering from knee replacement surgery and not quite able to be on the boat yet. Our weather here is about perfect for sailing now; wind is 10-15 kts and tomorrow will bring 80F temperatures.
Merry Christmas to all the fine folks on the forum.
Thank you, Claude.
Merry Christmas and happy New Year.
I found this awesome season's image for Esse Class Boats.Holiday greetings from the President - Esse 850 International Class
Thought everybody here would like seeing it.
As Burl Ives says, "Have a jolly Roger Christmas."
-Will
Merry Christmas and happy New Year.
I found this awesome season's image for Esse Class Boats.Holiday greetings from the President - Esse 850 International Class
Thought everybody here would like seeing it.
As Burl Ives says, "Have a jolly Roger Christmas."
-Will
Do have a happy and safe Christmas. This is my 13 year old grandson sailor
And may you enjoy
BBQ Shrimp
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John, would you please be kind and share the recipe of that BBQ sauce
BBQ Shrimp
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John, would you please be kind and share the recipe of that BBQ sauce
jssailem
SBO Weather and Forecasting Forum Jim & John
- Oct 22, 2014
- 22,800
Claude,
I wanted to share what I thought would imagine a great meal in New Orleans. I came across this site of great NO food. I can’t wait to visit.
I can make the bread.
I’m experimenting with the shrimp.
Foods You Must Eat in New Orleans
BBQ Shrimp
New Orleans BBQ Shrimp actually has very little to do with barbecue. Popular in Louisiana, the dish refers to sautéed jumbo gulf shrimp in a Worcestershire-spiked butter sauce. I’m talking tons of butter, olive oil, garlic and basil. It’s an insanely rich and delicious dish.
The shrimp are served shell-on, so be prepared to eat with your hands and get messy. You’re really not doing it right unless you get covered in sauce while eating this dish. In many restaurants, you can order this dish as either a main or an appetizer.
If you don’t want to consume a million calories, stick with the appetizer, but be prepare to wish you’d gotten the entree.
Where to Get It
At Mr. B’s Bistro in New Orleans’ French Quarter, one of the top recommended spots to eat BBQ Shrimp, you’ll even be given a bib to protect from splatter.
Warning: You’re also going to want an entire loaf of French bread to soak up the leftover sauce. Another spot for great BBQ Shrimp is Pascal’s Manale Restaurant.
I wanted to share what I thought would imagine a great meal in New Orleans. I came across this site of great NO food. I can’t wait to visit.
I can make the bread.
I’m experimenting with the shrimp.
Foods You Must Eat in New Orleans
BBQ Shrimp
New Orleans BBQ Shrimp actually has very little to do with barbecue. Popular in Louisiana, the dish refers to sautéed jumbo gulf shrimp in a Worcestershire-spiked butter sauce. I’m talking tons of butter, olive oil, garlic and basil. It’s an insanely rich and delicious dish.
The shrimp are served shell-on, so be prepared to eat with your hands and get messy. You’re really not doing it right unless you get covered in sauce while eating this dish. In many restaurants, you can order this dish as either a main or an appetizer.
If you don’t want to consume a million calories, stick with the appetizer, but be prepare to wish you’d gotten the entree.
Where to Get It
At Mr. B’s Bistro in New Orleans’ French Quarter, one of the top recommended spots to eat BBQ Shrimp, you’ll even be given a bib to protect from splatter.
Warning: You’re also going to want an entire loaf of French bread to soak up the leftover sauce. Another spot for great BBQ Shrimp is Pascal’s Manale Restaurant.
