Chinese Food after that drunk night....

Hi Dear Well as i dont drink , so i never knew that , and other thing the food we used here in this part of world is already spicy one, it has salt, red pepper and other stuff which is high source of energy as well Take care

warmweatherwoman, Just to let you understand your cravings here a little more, the Chinese diet unbeknown to a lot of you is actually a well balance, intrinsic, healthy and medically inclined. It is actually beneficial for one's body as far as health is concern. A typical Chinese meal will have a dish of meat, a dish or 2 of vegetables, a generous helping of rice and soup. Lastly, desserts of sweet soups or fruits. So, as you can see it is really above the usual "chop suey" and fried noodles or fried rice that you have where you are. Take a meat dish like fried beef with peppercorn - this dish is relatively easy to prepare yet it is deem to be nutritional where it provides the energy to handle the cold weather. Provides our body with antibodies to fight the colds, flu and bronchial infections. Also, peppercorn is known to have properties that will put cancer cells at bay. Vegetables are known to provide the necessary fibers and nutritious vitamins. And we do not just eat any vegetables but vegetables harvested according to the seasons. One vegetable of the season and one dish a year round vegetable. The Chinese food culture has a history dating as far back as thousands of years ago and I just simply could not finish here. If you are interested, do learn from your Chinese friends or restaurant owners. Don't just order from the menu, ask for the owner's recommendations and tell them your interest. You will be amazed. Bon appetit!

That explains why I always run to the All You Can Eat Chinese Buffet after I have been hung over in bed all day! Looking up weird state laws can be pretty comical, too. Did you know in new york city it's illegal to wear heels over 8 inches? I think that's what it was, anyway. Maybe it was 9 inches. Who knows.