Royal Star Midnight
Royal Star Midnight
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Twilight Movie or at least I can watched the full version online. Bella's lullaby. Eclipse and New Moon books.
Bond: Explosive, Sugarplum, Dream Star, Lullaby, Midnight Garden, etc.
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What names for these 4 horses?
I've already narrowed it down to two or three name choices
each horse.
Black spotted mare - Cookies 'n' Cream or Sprinkled Dream
Dark brown gelding - DC (Dark Chocolate), Indian's Ride or Coco Velvet
Brown & white gelding - Toasted Marshmellow or Painted Prince
Pepper gray mare - Morning Dew or Morning Mist
Which name for each horse do you like better? You can leave
suggestions if you wish, but I would like them to be two word names.
Thanks in advanced!
P.S. Here's the other horses I plan to have and their names if it
helps you to pick a name.
Brown and white mare - Sunset's Majesty
Black and white gelding - Pepper Jack
Copper mare - Ginger Snap
White mare - Sugar Cube
Black gelding with a star on head - Midnight Moon
Black gelding with white socks and blaze - Royal Velvet
Black spotted mare - Sprinkled Dream
Dark brown gelding - DC (Dark Chocolate)
Brown & white gelding - Painted Prince
Pepper gray mare - Morning Mist
those are great names sounds like u got alot of horses
Correct me if I'm wrong…but wasn't Royal Star Seafood the restaurant in the episode of “Curb your Enthusiasm” where Larry David's order gets mixed up and the shrimp get stolen?*laugh* Too funny.
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I could do that motorcycle stunt with my Royal Star.
Sure, it would end with a trip to the emergency room, but I could do it if I were drunk enough.
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G_d I hate this when people spew forth false information. It is done all the time on CH's, it is done in the LA Times Food articles.1st of all, dessert cart? Even 'Jerome' on CH's does not understand 'traditional' or older style Chinese food, only what they get served when they were in China at the time. Sure Jerome links to articles discussing past food trends, but those articles are limited in scope and do not apply to all areas of the vary wide range of Chinese cuisine. What is traditional? For the last 10 years, for the current generation of 20 and under crowd? Forget what russkar says, he only knows more recent trends. Better to follow J. Gold's insights. FYI, Cantonese dim sum/yum cha goes back to times before HK was under British influence, I'm talking about mainland Cantonese, vs newer trendy, in the last century HK style dim sum. HK style dim sum, is more varied and in constant flux. So what is authentic or traditional anyway? Depends on the time period you are speaking of.I have been a customer of Royal Star for 10+yrs. Until they stopped doing Dim Sum service, that is almost all I ever ordered, and I ordered takeout everytime! (note to Sarah, get a nice bambo steamer, order take out; then you can go home and eat at a pace and leasure with the wine or tea served at exactly the temperature you like!). Pastery service is 'newer' age HK style. Go back 50years and Cantonese Dim Sum had no such custard tarts or any of the other desserts you see now. My mother had Syl Mai growing up in the Chinese area of Honolulu, which hand only pork, no shrimp in it at all… shrimp in a time when most of you were not born, cannot comprehend, was a luxury item for most people, including HK Chinese that are not wealthy. So shrimp was not usually part of the syl mai dumpling until more recent times.Royal Star stopped doing Dim Sum service only ONE year ago around August. I know because I got Dim Sum almost every month for a weekend takeout Sunday wine bunch. FYI, I have tried VIP since they opened years ago, and they have NEVER been up to the quality of Royal Star's Dim Sum. I have never been sick from eating Dim Sum from Royal Star, but I have from Sushi restaurants.The Dim Sum at VIP has always disappointed me, having tried it again a couple of times since Royal Star stopped it's service last summer. Now I go to Empress Harbor or New Concept, which is just off, south of the 10Fwy and typically a quick drive if you go before 11AM (usually I go to both, and get a specific selections from each). Forget Empress Pavilion, I have also been going there for 10+years, and recently they have dropped in quality below what was servered at RS. VIP & EP are different, EP used to be better than VIP, but now they recently been using something like chicken stock instead of water when steaming the dumplings… at least thats what it tastes like, every dumpling has a pervasive chicken aroma… yuck!I have spoken to the owner of Royal Star, since they stopped Dim Sum service, and I repeat, this was last summer! I posted to CH's the 1st week of May 2005 on this issue. Recently I went to RS for some takeout dinner and asked the owner again about Dim Sum and she told me that while they had the business on the weekends, during the weekdays customers would only order the lunch special. It costs $$$ to have an extended staff, carts, special Dim Sum chefs, additional managers; all for weekend crowds that did not materialize on weekdays.The owner of RS told me she lost money on the Dim Sum service. VIP undoubtedly, because of it's 2nd floor location in and smaller square footage of lease space, can get buy with the Dim Sum service, and break even on costs of doing such. Royal Star could not, unfortunately. Lease space where you have the ability of weekday and weekend customers in the Chinese/Asian communities makes for a marginally profitable business. I'll be willing to bet that even Sea Harbour makes most of their profits on the more expensive, higher profit margin seafood entrees, including the dinner service.Royal Star may not make it, but it has absolutely nothing to do with the health department. I especially don't like the deep fried items at VIP, Royal Star used to have a deep fried Fun Gow/Fun Gor, it was a weekend special that you had to be 'in the know' to get, when done well, it was a light golden brown crispy shell, much more flavorful that the steamed version, that was better than the darker/oily/soggy version that they now have at Empress Pavilion. Big Lu doesn't know what he's talking about… typical of the ignorant CH's wanna be foodies.Listen to the DimSum master, get the take out, reheat under low boil with your bambo steamer, take deep fried items and put into the PREHEATED oven at 300-325F; and you will end up with more uniformly evenly heated Dim Sum treats, that you can sit back at your leasure drinking wine or tea with. Avoid the communal din of the banquet halls, and go for the sinfully tasty treats at home!Here's a pict of my friend (Photoshop disguised) and our Sunday feast, usually we have at least 3 different wines to try, to see which goes best with the different favorite Dim Sum sweet sour sauce in the photo is from Royal Star, they have the version that my mother likes and remebers from Hawaii when she lived there 50yrs ago. Most of the sweet/sour sauces in the restaurants are more assertive tart/sour in nature…which is actually more Taiwanese influenced. The owner of Royal Star is from Taiwan, she's not Cantonese.How is that for being informative?LACheesemonger]]>