The latest assignment for my Imiganiary Trip to NOLA (made real for me by Hubby) was to sketch food. I chose to post a sketch of the wonderful dinner that I had at LaBayou. Shrimp and Grits Napoleon. Fried green tomatoes stacked on creamy southern grits surrounded by gulf shrimp drizzled with a Bourbon St. Cream sauce, it’s too good to be true! YUMMMM! Bear (aka B.Bear short for Baby Bear) became my traveling companion 30+ years ago. When my husband couldn't accompany me on a trip, he gave me this adorable German Steiff Bear to keep me company. Bear has been on every trip I have taken since 1983. He was even permitted to go into surgery with me. My husband came up with the name for this blog when I was traveling to China with Bear and three girl friends. He knew the trip would be nothing if not a circus.
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Saturday, October 13, 2012
Abita Beer, Shrimp&Grits and Memories
The latest assignment for my Imiganiary Trip to NOLA (made real for me by Hubby) was to sketch food. I chose to post a sketch of the wonderful dinner that I had at LaBayou. Shrimp and Grits Napoleon. Fried green tomatoes stacked on creamy southern grits surrounded by gulf shrimp drizzled with a Bourbon St. Cream sauce, it’s too good to be true! YUMMMM! Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Crab Claws
Having a very good time. My water activities have been put on hold for a while as the winds have been 10 - 15 mph but life in the keys is wonderful. Stone Crab Claws are very popular and very expensive. We had these for dinner to the tune of 13.95$ pp...but hey, when you are on an island in paradise what can you do?
The fisherman only take one claw from the crab and return it to the ocean. Interesting fact: If a predator, fish or human, takes hold of a claw, the stone crab can simply "release" it and continue on its way. Over time, the claw will grow back, so that's why it is not unusual to see a crab with one claw larger than the other.
The fisherman only take one claw from the crab and return it to the ocean. Interesting fact: If a predator, fish or human, takes hold of a claw, the stone crab can simply "release" it and continue on its way. Over time, the claw will grow back, so that's why it is not unusual to see a crab with one claw larger than the other.
Bear is staying the the cool of the AC because of his fur he gets too hot but we have a lovely ocean view and he's enjoying himself immensely.
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