Fish Tacos

 

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I ran for the first time in a while yes­ter­day. It was cold and windy and I breathed in gross smells from the steel mill. I had a bad headache at the end from the cold, but oth­er than that it went as well as could be expect­ed. If I keep that up, along with the situps and pushups, I should be one cut mon­key by the time it is warm out. Here is what I’ve planned for tonight:

Tonight I’m going to El Tan­go Taque­ria for some fish tacos and then I’m going to do the Tremont Art Walk, stop­ping by Eye Can­dy Gallery in par­tic­u­lar for:

Brown Paper Wrapper—February 11 – March 5

Nudes in paint­ing, draw­ing, pho­to­graph and batik.

Fea­tur­ing the works of:
P. Alexan­dria
Open­ing Recep­tion
Fri­day, Feb­ru­ary 11
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm

I was invit­ed to this event by Jeff Hess over at Have Cof­fee, Will Write. I’ve gone to ran­dom places dur­ing the art­walk before, but this time I might try to do the whole thing.

11 thoughts on “Fish Tacos”

  4. Though I haven’t had one, they smell quite good and are very pop­u­lar down in South­ern Cal­i­for­nia, near the mex­i­can bor­der. There’s actu­al­ly a whole big chunk of mex­i­can cui­sine that involves fish (think of all the costal towns, a region’s diet con­sists main­ly of what is read­i­ly avail­able, as well as the span­ish influ­ence), so some­thing like fish tacos are not out of the ordi­nary, at all.

  5. I have eat­en fish tacos in San Diego. Although the notion may not sound that appeal­ing, they are actu­al­ly quite good, almost as good as the best food I had in Old Town San Diego, lob­ster tacos.

  6. i will not begrudge any­one their taste for fish tacos. 🙂
    I just have such trou­ble with the name and the thought; it makes me not hun­gry at all. They may be good in fact, though I am not a big seafood fan, but I don’t think I’ll ever be able to try them!

  10. The fish tacos were great! Baked red snap­per on fresh corn tor­tillas in a chipo­tle cream sauce. You could hard­ly taste the fish but the sauce is what made the dish. It was­n’t too strong, but it sort of soaked into your taste buds and it was­n’t until I had a bowl of ice cream lat­er on in the evening that I real­ized the taste had hung around inside my tongue. Good stuff.

    Good luck in your race Kara, I’ll be run­ning two or three miles today in the cold [although it is thank­ful­ly above freez­ing today]

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