Comments on: velvet escape’s Culinary Journey: Punta Arenas II http://velvetescape.com/2009/05/velvet-escapes-culinary-journey-punta-arenas-ii/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=velvet-escapes-culinary-journey-punta-arenas-ii go explore. experience. and be inspired. Tue, 22 May 2012 14:42:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Patagonia: Home of the Gods (Part II) | velvet escape's blog http://velvetescape.com/2009/05/velvet-escapes-culinary-journey-punta-arenas-ii/#comment-1303 Patagonia: Home of the Gods (Part II) | velvet escape's blog Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:08:17 +0000 http://velvetescape.com/blog/?p=1165#comment-1303 [...] evening, we had a scrumptious dinner at Remezón, where we got a taste of Patagonian cuisine. That’s another highlight of Punta Arenas: its [...] [...] evening, we had a scrumptious dinner at Remezón, where we got a taste of Patagonian cuisine. That’s another highlight of Punta Arenas: its [...]

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]]> By: velvet http://velvetescape.com/2009/05/velvet-escapes-culinary-journey-punta-arenas-ii/#comment-206 velvet Wed, 06 May 2009 11:25:40 +0000 http://velvetescape.com/blog/?p=1165#comment-206 Hi Gaby, Haha! It was quite interesting eating these exotic meats. Llama is pretty good actually (rather like beef) while rhea is kind of like ostrich meat. Cheers, Keith Hi Gaby,
Haha! It was quite interesting eating these exotic meats. Llama is pretty good actually (rather like beef) while rhea is kind of like ostrich meat.

Cheers,
Keith

]]> By: Gaby-Bali http://velvetescape.com/2009/05/velvet-escapes-culinary-journey-punta-arenas-ii/#comment-204 Gaby-Bali Wed, 06 May 2009 09:44:09 +0000 http://velvetescape.com/blog/?p=1165#comment-204 What? I haven't even heard the names of beaver, rhea and llama as an edible meat! Was it delicious? I'm not a red meat eater, so i'm gonna pass this one, but wil definitely opt for the fresh seafood! Yum yum! You make me hungry,Keith! What? I haven’t even heard the names of beaver, rhea and llama as an edible meat! Was it delicious? I’m not a red meat eater, so i’m gonna pass this one, but wil definitely opt for the fresh seafood! Yum yum! You make me hungry,Keith!

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