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azjc 07.10.2008 01:47 AM

Just back from Vegas
 
just drove back from Vegas this evening after a 3 day weekend...spent a bunch of time at the Blackjack tables, farted around the Ceasars Palace mall ( had to do a few things my wife wanted to do), Steve Garvey and Pete Rose was signing autographs at the sports card place.... did some drinking, and went to this Brazilian BBQ place in the Mirage Casino that had the sugar cane drinks that Lutach was talking about once...my wife was getting pissed at the money she was losing...good thing I was winning...:lol:

What's_nitro? 07.10.2008 03:54 AM

Well it sounds like half of you had a good time! I love Blackjack...

azjc 07.10.2008 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by What's_nitro? (Post 190100)
Well it sounds like half of you had a good time! I love Blackjack...

my wife had a good time too, she got over the losing thing quick enough....:lol:

lutach 07.10.2008 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by azjc (Post 190082)
just drove back from Vegas this evening after a 3 day weekend...spent a bunch of time at the Blackjack tables, farted around the Ceasars Palace mall ( had to do a few things my wife wanted to do), Steve Garvey and Pete Rose was signing autographs at the sports card place.... did some drinking, and went to this Brazilian BBQ place in the Mirage Casino that had the sugar cane drinks that Lutach was talking about once...my wife was getting pissed at the money she was losing...good thing I was winning...:lol:

So you had the pleasure of enjoying a nice "Caipirinha" and "Churrasco". How many slices of "Picanha" did you have? Were they serving "Feijoada"? Keep in mind, you just tried 1% of Brasilian food. There's plenty more to try once we head out to Brasil :lol:. Sorry about the Portuguese there.

azjc 07.10.2008 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by lutach (Post 190188)
So you had the pleasure of enjoying a nice "Caipirinha" and "Churrasco". How many slices of "Picanha" did you have? Were they serving "Feijoada"? Keep in mind, you just tried 1% of Brasilian food. There's plenty more to try once we head out to Brasil :lol:. Sorry about the Portuguese there.

it was Caipirinha that I had, and what is picanha and Feijoada? I might have had it and not know what the name was

lutach 07.10.2008 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by azjc (Post 190191)
it was Caipirinha that I had, and what is picanha and Feijoada? I might have had it and not know what the name was

Did you go with the "Rodizio", if so you had the "Picanha". It's a really tender steak and they leave some fat on it to give an amazing flavour. The "Feijoada" is basically black beans with pork cuts, dried meat and sausages and they serve it with rice and the traditional "Farofa". Check out the pics.

azjc 07.10.2008 01:02 PM

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Originally Posted by lutach (Post 190196)
Did you go with the "Rodizio", if so you had the "Picanha". It's a really tender steak and they leave some fat on it to give an amazing flavour. The "Feijoada" is basically black beans with pork cuts, dried meat and sausages and they serve it with rice and the traditional "Farofa". Check out the pics.

it was what they called the Rodizio experience you didnt leave hungry....
I did have the feijoada, and they brought out skewers of different meat, they had a tender sirloin that was marinated in a olive oil and sea salt, pineapple/pork, turkey wrapped in bacon,

here is a link

http://www.mirage.com/dining/fine_dining_samba.aspx

lutach 07.10.2008 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by azjc (Post 190200)
it was what they called the Rodizio experience you didnt leave hungry....
I did have the feijoada, and they brought out skewers of different meat, they had a tender sirloin that was marinated in a olive oil and sea salt, pineapple/pork, turkey wrapped in bacon,

here is a link

http://www.mirage.com/dining/fine_dining_samba.aspx

I'm going to get some in a few minutes :lol:. Plenty of Brasilian restaurants close by me. Here in the US, the Rodizio is less then half the amount of food the Rodizio in Brasil is. In Brasil the meat is non stop, kind of like here in the US, but there are 5-6 choices of meat all the time.


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