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Large shrimp breaded in cracker meal and fried. Large Shrimp breaded with shredded coconut and flour, fried and served with our house mango poppy dipping sauce. Rush hour was coming and I-275 was starting to feel miserable, but the toll roads were nearly empty. I figured it would take drivers a while to adapt to the new option. It’s too early to say whether the new roads will make driving through the Gateway more pleasant for everyone.
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Full of boho chic linen outfits, beaded necklaces and rattan bags, her storefront accomplishes her mission in multiple ways. First, she makes everything herself or sources from local women artisans, women-owned companies, or organizations that support women and children. This is intentional; the first-generation Cubana makes a conscious decision to create pathways for women through what she chooses to sell.
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When the toll road forked, I kept to the left and was eventually deposited near the Bayside Bridge. I’ve driven through that area many times, going to or from the airport or an assignment. Getting there via a brand-new route had the vaguely unsettling feeling of one of those dreams where you’re in your house but all the hallways are jumbled up.
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Breaded fried conch (Pronounced Konk), served with cocktail sauce. Each week Doug’s venues sell 400 award-winning traditional Key lime pies, baked fresh daily. His restaurant menus also feature new lighter portions, while craft beers and signature infused martinis are another growing trend. Large shrimp sautéed with our house marinara sauce, over linguine. If you're driving to Key West, The Fish House is a great stop to make if you're stomach is starting to make noises and you want a little preview of the kind of seafood that you can expect to find when you arrive. It's a cute spot, with a dining room full of string lights that put you in a sort of tropical Christmas mood.
She wants to use this space to serve people. More than a shopping experience, she is cultivating a safe space for all to connect with themselves and each other, she says. Fried fresh fish, mixed cheeses, marinated red onion and shredded cabbage, nestled in flour tortillas.
The fish are then carefully filleted on site, combined with only the freshest ingredients and spices, and cooked to perfection. Marinated 6 oz Black Angus steak on a toasted ciabatta roll with lettuce and tomato. Served with chimichurri sauce on the side. Patrons often waited up to two hours at The Fish House to savor specialties such as Matacumbe-style fish topped with vinaigrette of tomatoes, onions, capers and basil, or pan-sautéed delicacies. Serving up generous portions of the freshest fish also drives the success of the two restaurants that are known for traditional Key Largo dining.
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On Friday, I didn’t need to check my SunPass balance — the roads are free for the first week. I just gassed up my 2013 Honda Fit and hit the road. And so, every day, Stevenson and her mom welcome clients and friends-to-be into their slice of paradise – one that’s filled with intention, love, color and joy. It’s a big mandate for a small shop, and one that they happily fill each day. For the latest styles and swag, visit Her Swag Shop on Instagram at @herswag.shop or in person at Overseas Highway. “I am consciously creating something where people feel good,” Stevenson says.
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In Key Largo, fin-to-fin with the denizens of Florida's revitalized coral barrier reef - The Washington Post
In Key Largo, fin-to-fin with the denizens of Florida's revitalized coral barrier reef.
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Dusted with Jamaican Jerk seasoning, and grilled or baked (depending on the fish). Get laid back like the locals do, and dig into our scrumptious conch-style cooking. Keys people know that fine fish meals start at The Fish House. Fresh-caught fish arrives daily at the dock and is brought directly to The Fish House. Our experienced staff hand picks the best fish, separating it by size, then weighing it.
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Fried catch served in a basket over French fries. His father had died of lung cancer, his brother owned a seafood market in Tavernier and his mother, ill with Parkinson’s disease, wanted to spend time with her grandchildren in Tavernier. So Doug decided to head to the Florida Keys for a break.
Fresh extra select gulf oysters, hand breaded in light cracker meal and fried, served with cocktail sauce. Fresh extra select oysters, hand breaded in light cracker meal and fried. Served on a soft toasted bun with cocktail sauce. Fresh, extra select Gulf oysters, lightly hand breaded in cracker meal and fried.
Specializing in the finest seafood available, The Fish House opened just as the Conch Republic was born. Since the key to terrific seafood lies in the freshness... Want more of our free, weekly newsletters in your inbox?
As long as there are cars, I figured, there will be traffic. From the express lane, I exited onto the elevated toll road, which was nearly empty. Six years ago, Doug helped launch the Florida Keys menu trend of serving lightly breaded lionfish, flavored with olive oil and dusted with salt and pepper. The taste, he says, is similar to that of yellowtail snapper.
The events are wildly popular and sell out quickly. Doug opened The Encore in 1993 on the site of a former gift shop. With two full-service bars and a piano lounge, it serves steaks and sushi as well as fish. Fried shrimp paired with a chicken breast prepared Grilled, Blackened or Jamaican Jerked. Dusted with Cajun Blackening seasoning (spicy) then baked.
Large shrimp stuffed with our blue crab meat stuffing, topped with butter, white wine, and mixed cheeses. Lightly breaded with Italian bread crumbs and baked, topped with a white wine, garlic, basil cream sauce. Our homemade crab cake, fried and served on a soft toasted bun with cocktail sauce. Daily catches — 3,000 to 4,000 pounds of fresh fish each week — are brought to the back door of The Fish House by local fishermen, then filleted and prepared at the restaurant.
Having spent Friday morning in Tampa, I headed across the Howard Frankland in the early afternoon, not long after the project opened to traffic. South of the bridge, I slid into the southbound express lane. Traffic was light, so being in the special lane made no difference in speed, though it did put my mind at ease. Being barricaded off from the other lanes meant I didn’t worry about maniacs weaving through traffic or 18-wheelers bleeding over the line. Catch of the day, shrimp, scallops, oysters and clam strips, breaded and fried.
Pronounced "konk", a Caribbean classic! Hand breaded tenderized conch strips, deep fried. Dusted with flour, dipped in egg wash and sautéed with butter, lemon and sweet sherry wine.
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