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    Plantains?
    Slow and steady (like a train!)

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    Quote Originally Posted by kacie tri-ing View Post
    Plantains?
    Do you not know what they are or do you not know how they're an appetizer?
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    I did not know if she would like the idea And they are really very south american....I love them...salty and fried
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    lph...had to look those up...they are Brazilain.
    We are "wino's" so will probably do wine.

    BleekerSt_girl...I had those at a wind tasting. Yum, but worry they are more dessert like.

    Oak...cerviche...hmmmmmm, maybe

    I was thinking of a "dip" like appetizer. I could make a salsa and make it more...cuban... thoughts!

    Thanks for all the input (and so fast!)

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    Saltines and Velveeta.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zen View Post
    Saltines and Velveeta.
    yeah...which there was a "cuban" cheese and crackers. I would love to take the easy way out!
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    Put a little piece of roasted red pepper on top
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    Quote Originally Posted by katluvr View Post

    I was thinking of a "dip" like appetizer. I could make a salsa and make it more...cuban... thoughts!
    That's easy- black bean dip with some jalapeno and fresh cilantro chopped in.
    Saltines for the dip might indeed be more 'Cuban' than the usual corn chips. Corn/tortilla stuff is more a Mexican thing...the Caribbean is more rice and beans and bread based.
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    Mojitos?

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    Quote Originally Posted by pfunk12 View Post
    Mojitos?
    I like the way you think!

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    Mojitos contain lime(s). They aren't 100% liquid. So I think they can be considered an appetizer!

    Quote Originally Posted by Owlie View Post
    I like the way you think!

 

 

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