Re: [CH] Minneapolis recommendations?

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Ya -shure, Ya-betcha.  The closest I found to hot food was in a Green Mill
on the NW side of Minneapolis.  They have a fairly good (not real hot)
shrimp pasta, and a fairly hot hamburger.  A couple of the Hunan restaraunts
I've been to will bring you Sambal Oelek if you ask for it.  Many of the
waiters/waitresses are suprised if a person can eat much of the sambal.


> Oh Margo...you're venturing into Norweigian territory (sorry Nels) and I
> don't think most of them use anything hotter than black pepper.  I have
> eaten in a great Kurdish restaurant in St. Paul as well as an Afghan
> restaurant, also in St. Paul, but I'm assuming you won't have wheels.
Wish
> I could tell you there are lots of chile places but I've never found them.
>
> SandyO
> CH #1146 of the moderate persuasion living two hours south of
> Minneapolis/St. Paul
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