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Thought I’d give all a glimpse of how we’re preparing food for the kids in Nicaragua.

It begins with boxes of rice/soy donated by various organizations from the States:

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Our volunteer home cooks add oil, chicken, plantain and veggies:

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It’s all cooked in massive aluminum pots over wood fires:

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Sometimes there’s a stray critter wandering through the kitchen:rotfl.gif

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After a day of touring I treated Roberto to a meal at my place. Fried red snapper with salsa and a staple of trimmings:ok.gif

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As Rob A. will attest, and certainly no offense to the locals, but hands down it’s better than the national dish of vigaron. Boiled yucca, pork rinds and cabbage salad:no.gif

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Cheers,

Rob

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My my that looks tasty.... Even that national dish looks fantastic unlike the USA national dish, which, I'm fairly certain, is a hamburger.....

Amazing work you are doing out there..... Very inspirational

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As Rob A. will attest, and certainly no offense to the locals, but hands down it’s better than the national dish of vigaron. Boiled yucca, pork rinds and cabbage salad:no.gif

...and to think I had almost forgotten about that "delicacy" rotfl.gifrotfl.gifrotfl.gif

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