by Sandro Macaraig

In order to preserve their freshness, crab legs are typically packed iced up and precooked and it is prudent to melt them in the fridge the day before cooking. Or, if they are to be set right away, running them through cold water will do the trick.

Before everything else, a luscious garlic butter sauce must initially be readied so that it can shortly be used for basting and dipping. The sauce is geared up by simmering the butter in the pot for 5 minutes while whipping the liquid at the same time. This is to prevent the butter from settling down and getting burn in the process. The garlic is then added followed by the garden-fresh herbs rosemary and thyme as seasonings. Cook the liquid for 5 more minutes at low temperature.

Once preparing of the butter sauce is made, wash the legs in cold water and wipe them with a paper cloth. In order to make the meat more extra appetizing, you ought to create a little incision at the side of the weak white shell thus that the sauce will bathe the white meat once it is brushed by the dressing. There will then be no snag detaching the shells as soon as the time comes once they are served.

Preheating the grill to medium heat is the first order of business prior to roasting the legs. It will not take a very long time cooking crab legs seeing as you only want to reheat them as they are already precooked.

Along with the skewered garden-fresh cut vegetables, put the crab legs on the grill. Baste everything with the appetizing garlic butter sauce that was prepared a while ago. After that pinch the vegetables with coarse salt. After 5 minutes, roll the whole thing over and baste the other side like what was made earlier. The crab legs and the fresh vegetables will then be geared up in about two minutes. Serving them along with cheesy baked potatoes is what will make this dish mouthwatering.

Open-air barbecuing is a novel way of cooking crab legs and a bunch of individuals will acquire much enjoyment from eating the wild Alaskan King Crab Legs this way.

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by Martyn Davis

Gastronomy is taken very seriously in France and with the rich history for fine French cuisine, Paris is a city where you will find some of the Worlds finest chefs serving remarkable cuisine and you will find thousands of cafes and restaurants in Paris alone, ranging from the small bistro such as the Allard Bistro through to exceedingly plush restaurants.



Even at a small traditional restaurant like the Boeuf sur le Toit or at a fancy restaurant setting such as the Train Bleu, the quality of food is of the utmost of importance, but many places have to be booked prior and some require reservations weeks or even months in advance, like the Jules Verne at the Eiffel Tower!

When it comes to the type of cuisine, you have choices from all over the world such as the Blue Elephant which serves Thai dishes in beautiful surroundings, Brazilian food at the Brasil Tropical Cabaret and restaurant, Le Curieux Spaghetti Bar for true Italian delights, or the Tokyo Eat restaurant serving adventurous fusion cuisine.

There is so much variety to tempt your taste buds, yet obviously, it is the French food that really stands out in so many restaurants in Paris and some are in unusual surroundings like L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, 1970’s style Korova, the family restaurant Apollo or Altitude 95 in the Eiffel Tower and they vary in cost from only a few Euros to hundreds per person.

But if you want to splash out for that special occasion, the finest way of dining in Paris is with Haute cuisine, which is elaborate food preparation and presentation, and just some of the Michelin star rated Haute cuisine restaurants include the Le Grande Cascade close to the Longchamps horse racing, Guy Savoy, Taillevent, Le Grand Vefour and La Tour d’Argent, where you could be paying upwards of 250 Euros per person, but even the most expensive restaurants are cheaper for lunch than in the evening.

Now forgetting Haute cuisine, you will find most restaurants in Paris serving French cuisine have a Menu du Jour or a set menu of the day and this normally means the most reasonably priced meals, which change frequently depending upon what fresh produce is available.

Also, if you want to eat breakfast out it is likely to be at a Patisserie or Tea Salon where you can get croissants, bread, fillings like cold meats and cheeses, pastries and a nice cup of coffee and numerous places such as Angelina’s or Laduree, offer a choice of eating on the premises, or items to take away, but just one point worth mentioning is that many establishments add an additional charge to your bill if you decide to sit outside on their terrace, rather than inside.

When it comes to lunch, you will be able to find numerous different cafes and bistros whilst walking around Paris such as the Cafe Marly with a great view of the famous Louvre museum, and it may be an idea to mark these on a map so that you can find your next fuelling station!

As for the evening, meals are usually served from around 7.30pm and restaurants get far busier from around 9pm onwards. Plus we would like to point out that Parisians do tend to dress up for an evening out and in most restaurants it is expected that you have a glass of wine or two with your meal, but bear in mind that a table wine can be just as expensive as many others on the wine list, as they are still of excellent quality.

And numerous different options are available for an evening meal like the cosy intimate setting of Au Bon Accueil, or perhaps you have been to a nightclub and need to eat in the early hours of the morning, then Au Pied de Cochon that is open 24/7 is a good choice, or you could choose the friendly atmosphere and smells of food cooking on a spit at the Atelier Maitre Albert or contemporary cuisine at Spoon Food and Wine, but you also have cabaret venues where you can enjoy a meal and watch a cabaret show such as at the World famous Moulin Rouge.

And after all this eating out in Paris enjoying the fabulous cuisine on offer, it just may not be the same when you get home!

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Indonesian Traditional Foods has a lot of variety because Indonesia is a land of diversity with difference ethnic groups and difference way of cooked foods. Mainly the main menu of Indonesian food is rice, in some area they like corn and sago.

This time we have dinner at BSD City Banten Province, where the main ethnic living in that area is Sundanese. We have dinner at Bumbu Desa Restaurant, Bumbu Desa mean Villages Spices, and the main menu is Sundanese foods.

Bumbu Desa Restaurant is nice, clean and delicious, it has two level so you could choose to sit in the ground level or upper level, you will be welcoming with Sundanese music.

When you get in the waitress will tell you where you could sit down or you may choose if the table is available. You could go directly to the Foods Bar and choose what menu do you want to have, and which way of cooking do you like.

We choose to have grill squids, fried chickens, stewed mushroom , fried shrimps, fried toufu, sayur asam-sour vegetables, raw vegetables, Leunca vegetables with Oncom-fermented soya beans and some fresh green chilli sauces and sambal belacan-shrimp cakes chilli sauces, and of course steam rice.

Beside the above menu, they also served an oxtail soup, fried or grilled fresh water fish such as golden fish or gurame fish, grilled beef, grilled chickens and many others.

The waitress will offer you something to drinks, you may have ice coconut juice, fruit juices, tea, mineral water, coffee espresso, coffee latte or cappucino, the price is reasonable, juices around US$1.00 per glass.

The price of foods not so expensive, for 5 persons including drinks only cost us US$15.00.