Vegetable Moussaka, It’s Back To The Drawing Board.
The Vegetable Moussaka Recipe in The Olive and The Caper had such promise — I’m not quite sure why it wasn’t as good as it should have been. An assembly line of baked Eggplant, blanched Potatoes and sliced Tomatoes was prepared, as well as homemade Bechamel Sauce. All was layered as instructed with Bechamel and Cheese poured over top. It looked terrific going in and coming out of the oven, but unfortunately didn’t become the fluffy cloud of Bechamel with goods underneath that I’ve previously enjoyed at a few Greek restaurants. Instead it was dry throughout and curdled in places, not a desirable combination.
I like the cookbook, but will be moving past the Vegetable Moussaka. Until choosing the next tasty Greek recipe to make, I’m sticking with the Greek Fried Egg and heading to Papadakis Taverna for a luscious Moussaka fix. Opa!
We have not tried the product you mention. We like Acai at Jamba Juice, but haven’t posted about it. Good luck and thanks for the tip. Yeah, S&H sometimes costs more than the product itself. We don’t like that either.
I want my abs to show a little more, already doing some excersising but I have decided to take additional supplements.
Now I heard about this thing called Acai Force Max, was wondering if anyone here ever tried it succesfully? Thanks for your advice..
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