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...breakfast, HUDS is offerings you an instruction manual to help you get by on your own. According to HUDS spokeswoman Crista Martin, the tutorials will include instructions on how to use existing HUDS foods, including hard-boiled eggs, ham, refried beans, and onions, to make a tasty morning panini...
Directions: Take the tortilla/pita bread and smother it in sauce (basil pepper works best). Cover in spices (those recommended or whichever other ones appeal to you). Add mozzarella from the salad bar and grilled vegetables from the main course line. Put pizza onto the panini press and close the lid so it is a few milimeters away from the top of the pizza. Wait about eight minutes or until the cheese is melted and starting to brown. Gently peel off the pizza...
Directions: Spread mustard or salad dressing on the inside of the pita bread (try a mixture of olive oil, balsamic vinegar, and mustard). Fill pita with sliced tomatoes and cheese, using egg or chicken salad as either a substitute for or complement to the cheese. Put in the panini press and allow cheese to melt...
Home from Home? Re "How to Do Seminyak" [April 27]: Why would a tourist travel to Bali to have dinner in an Italian restaurant, brunch at a place with Australian-inspired cuisine, dinner in a Japanese restaurant, breakfast with Italian coffee and panini, tea with scones, clotted cream and jam, and in the evening tapas and papas bravas? It seems that the writer has no interest in finding out that Indonesian food also exists and is very, very good. Jaime Alcántara, LLÍBER, SPAIN...
...Advise the Travel Adviser Why would a tourist travel to bali to have dinner in an Italian restaurant, brunch at a place with Australian cuisine, another dinner in a Japanese restaurant, breakfast with Italian coffee and a panini, tea with scones, and finally tapas and papas bravas [April 27]. It seems that the author does not want to know that Indonesian or Balinese food also exists and is very, very good. Jaime Alcántara, Lliber, Spain