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Food is important




Category: Ramblings | Posted: Sat Aug 09, 2008 9:23 pm

During the past three weeks I've been stuffing myself with lovely, Greek food. In my opinion food is a very important aspect of a good holiday. I actually remembered to photograph some of the delicacies I've enjoyed in Rodos.

Garlic bread. There are lots of variations, and a good starter to nibble while waiting for the proper food:



Stuffed champinons. Very juicy, and delicious. They were starters, but the serving was large enough to be a full meal. I nearly regretted ordering a main course:



We had a lot of sea food. These tiny shrimps are devoured with tail, skin and antenna. They have a delightful crunch:



The big sea food plate at Captain's is standard procedure at least once every holiday. A big plate with different delicacies for at least two persons. Fish, calamares, mussels, lobster, shrimps and more. I had started my feast before I thought of sharing the experience:



Big, grilled shrimps and bacon:



Did I mention that I love sea food?

The bowl of lemon water had a lovely flower floating in it. I had to force myself to use it:



I don't like dried figs, but I do love fresh ones. These were picked in my friend's garden. I can't get them fresher than that. This is the result of a ten minute walkabout on her plot:





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eileen wrote on Sat Aug 09, 2008 9:47 pm:


Well you certainly couldn't complain about the food in Rhodes that's for sure!! Everything looks mouthwateringly delicious Droopy. I would love to have sampled those stuffed champinons as they are an all time favourite of mine.




 

gardenmama wrote on Sat Aug 09, 2008 11:04 pm:


Wow..the food looks amazing! Eating is one of my favorite things to do on vacation...all the seafood looks wonderful.




 

Sjoerd wrote on Sun Aug 10, 2008 12:58 am:


Oh my, oh my... Doesn't that stuff look great. You weren't bashful about feasting were you? chuckle.
I sure do agree with you that food is a very important aspect of vacations.
You did good.




 

glendann wrote on Sun Aug 10, 2008 1:07 am:


I think you had a great feast for sure.Shame on you for starving me so much while I'm reading your blog.




 

PepperDude wrote on Sun Aug 10, 2008 5:07 am:


I'm with glendann ...now i'm hungry for seafood.




 

Biita wrote on Sun Aug 10, 2008 7:05 am:


Very nice! I love seafood, and have it at least every other day here. Sometimes everyday. And i agree, a vacation is a time to indulge. You did real good. lol. i'm just glad you all had a wonderful time!




 

Droopy wrote on Sun Aug 10, 2008 7:27 am:


Oh dear, are you hungry now? *lol* We had all sorts of souvlakis too, both sea food and meat ones. Grilled food tastes so much better in Greece than here. Lots of white wine with that sea food, of course.




 

tschnath wrote on Mon Aug 11, 2008 3:19 pm:


Everything looked great Droopy, although dare I say it...I don't eat seafood. Sorry! It still looks like you had some good food, always important on holiday or at home I say.




 

Droopy wrote on Tue Aug 12, 2008 8:32 pm:


*faints* Don't like sea food? You'd still be eating well in Greece, with all the lovely meats and veggies they've got there.





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