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To Tim,
you're absolutely right! Citibank is NASTY! Last September they sneakily changed their "terms and conditions", saying they will move all their customers details to foreign countries where there "might not be data protection laws" and said that all their customers agree to that! F**K THAT!
Thanks God I noticed this, written in a very minuscule statement that came with some brochureware!
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And since I found out the sharks bought Egg, I moved all my savings to IceSave.
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NHS frets over Brits' genitalia
STD no more!
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Problem still ONGOING after 4 days!!!
In the North London area NW1 I still have not got internet after 4 days now!!! Disgraceful!!!!
It has been going on and off for the past 4 monthys now, and that's it for me now Virgin, really tired of you, definately gonna switch over to a proper and reliable ISP!!!!
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- twodoggie9z80 Dec 16, 2009 02:08 AM
Can you recommend a good restaurant for a Saturday lunch that is easy for out-of-towners to find from the Baltimore beltway? It has to be easy to reach from the beltway. It would be great if it were pleasant atmosphere, unique, fun -- but the most important consideration is that the food is good. Price, up to $50 per person without alcohol. Thanks for your suggestions!
The Beltway requirement really reduces your selection. Off the top of my head, all I can think of is Catonsville Gourmet off 695, Mari Luna Latin Grille in Pikesville, and Oregon Grille off 83. But I don't know which of these are open for Sat lunch (check their websites).
If you can convince your out-of-towners to "bisect the Beltway" (e.g. take 95 north past downtown, through the tunnel, and up to 695), I'd recommend the Wine Market. Less than 5 minutes off of 95 in Locust Point, and easy parking in their own lot.
i would second the Mari Luna Latin Grille in Pikesville. Reisterstown Road maybe 1 mile inside the Beltway on the righthand side.
re: twodoggie9z80
I second Catonsville Gourmet.....one of my favorite new restaurants.
Hunan Taste is authentic Chinese (rather than the usual Americanized version) in an elegant atmosphere, and it's absolutely simple to get to from the Beltway. I think that covers most of the points, but whether H.T. will be appropriate depends in part on how adventurous your guests are, and exactly what time they open on Saturdays compared to your desired dining hour.
re: Warthog
Four of us ate at Hunan Taste last Saturday for lunch and it was a bit disappointing. It is a pretty place, and the servers are very nice although not always attentive. But this was my second lunch visit and the food disappointed. The crispy beef was very good; it was everyone's favorite. But the chicken used for the chicken dishes was pre-cooked and did not taste good. I liked the shrimp toast. I tried the tea tree mushrooms with pork in a hot pot and it was not to my taste. Again, the pork bits tasted old. I really want to like this place but am losing faith.
re: bobovespa
Wow, I thought it was just me. I've been to Hunan Taste twice for lunch and while it's good service in a nice setting, the food hasn't been all that. We got the crispy duck last time, on their recommendation, and it was extremely salty. The hot spicy squid is the only thing I would get again. I wanted to like them too, but they need to do better in order to pull me away from the bulgogi and kimchi fried rice with fish egg at the food court.
re: michael4ny
Yes, but not open for Saturday lunch, which is the timeframe the OP has. Important to double-check the websites of any recommendations.
TRy the Salsa Grill just off the Basltimore Beltway on Security Blvd(Woodlawn)
Unique and a good value.
I would recommend Linwood's Restaurant off of I-695, exit 20 (Reisterstown Road)--about a mile west of the Beltway. I've always had excellent meals there. They have French Onion Soup that is exquisite, good pizzas, salads and sandwiches. Lovely atmosphere and professional service. FoiGras
re: FoiGras
Agreed on Linwoods -- except that they too are not open for lunch on Saturday.
Then again, if the OP was planning for lunch tomorrow, then my guess is the upcoming blizzard may alter their plans.
re: bordeauxfan
I would also say Wine Market, Catonsville Gourmet or Linwoods. Good luck!


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- Publisher: Kalypso
- Release Date: Sep 27, 2013
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Sep 27, 2013This game does what it is meant to do, simulate trade during a period, perfectly. If you are expecting something else, than you will be disappointed, but if you are looking for a deep simulation and are a history nerd in general, there is really no alternative.
Sep 27, 2013I am a fan of strategy games and have also played the prequel Patrician IV. Whilst I was a little overwhelmed by the massive feature set and a very marginal tutorial in Patrician, Rise of Venice does everything right for a fan of complex strategy simulations like myself. Loads of features, a really smart AI and a great tutorial with a lot of helps. Also the new engine looks great and the mood of the Renaissance times in Venice is transported very well and atmospheric.… Expand
Sep 27, 2013This game is a real gem. I have played Port Royale 3 and Patrician IV but this one is better in many ways. Sure, the core gameplay is still the same but there are many new additions and gameplay tweaks. RoV seems to be more balanced and with less bugs than the other games from Gaming Minds. Its still a pretty hard game to get into and needs alot of time to figure out how things work but once you get the hang of it it is fantastic. I recommend this to all players who are willing to invest some time into it.… Expand
Sep 29, 2013The game is good in many ways if you have played the patrician port royale games before
some things are done nice but in my opinion its the same repeating that the whole series was about... trade up to get some cash buy few production buildings and produce the rarest stuff and sell it for big profit unending stream of cash
I yet again made the mistake of playing this game and finding it dull/boring/repetitive after 3/4 hours
this will be the last patrician/port royale/rise of venice game for me...
KALYPSO makes great games the only problem lately is. they are always lacking replay value and alot of essential gameplay elements..
conclusion: PLAY: if you like repetitive tasks games DON'T PLAY: if you are getting bored after doing 2/3 hours the same stuff and don't feel like you accomplished something… Expand
Nov 20, 2013While I do have rose tinted specs regarding Patrician 2 and 3 this is probably better than both of those.
It's as good as if not better than Port Royale and better IMO than PR2 and 3.
The plot/politics side is greatly enhanced from the previous games and trading has been smoothed (but not nerfed) The need to keep a pen and paper handy just to see if a route is profitable or not is no longer required.
That was always annoying. There you are, in front of a £1500 PC, using a calculator to work out whether buying bricks from Barbados and selling them at St Kitts was worth it or not. It didn't really add to the game.
Well that's all fixed now. The GFX are good, the combat is optional (good as I have no interest in it) the gmae is a solid deep trading and strategy game.
Some of the reviews pro and player seem a little annoyed that it isn't a pirates and swashbuckling game and review it as if it SHOULD have been.
Guess they don't understand the real pleasure of a deep logistics and trading strategy game and maybe next time the pro game review sites are handed a game like this to review and the editor is working out who to give it to then some of those who have reviewed this should just own up and say "You know what I just don't 'get' this sort of game maybe give the review to someone who does"
Would they give the next CoD or Battlefield game to someone like me to review someone who can't stand FPS's? I don't think so.… Expand
Sep 28, 2013It's a good solid game in the Patrician & Port Royale tradition sort of a cross of both. I'm keener on the trading side of things and not the "pirate battle" stuff which I get sick of pretty quick. I find the map a little hard to see; supposedly there are things marked on it (pieces of treasure maps) but I'm having a hard time seeing them. Overall it's a solid trading game.
Oct 4, 2013Rise of Venice is a very standard ship trading simulator, which has copied everything from previous games in the sub-genre. It does this well... I experienced only one bug, though it was a critical bug which ruined my campaign play (there was a mission where the goal spawn never spawned). Otherwise, it's well-polished. With RoV, the sub-genre's been given a fresh coat of paint (though... identical games didn't come out more than a couple years ago, so this isn't particularly needed). It suffers the same problem as similar games, where there's quickly nothing interesting to do once you've figured out the trade mechanics. You cart product from an area which produces the product (or where you produce the product) to somewhere where they don't produce it, and take the profit.... over and over. I frankly think EVE Online has effectively rendered this subgenre obsolete or it would, if it weren't subscription-based. You can cart goods around and arb all you want in EVE, and it's plenty more deep and interesting when the buyers and sellers are real people, instead of waiting for consistent, predictable goods consumption having trading being just a small part of a much more grand picture helps a lot in maintaining engagement, too. Ship combat in RoV is quite clunky, and for whatever reason, I consistently had trouble getting the ship I was controlling to board enemy ships when I was right up alongside the enemy vessel, so I eventually just stopped manual ship combat and switched to automatic battles. This also isn't uncommon for the subgenre. Overall, I'd say it's shockingly unambitious, very forgettable, and merely a facelift for people who may not have already played almost-identical games. I mean it's not a "bad" game it's just a knock-off of something I've already played. If you have played almost-identical games, well... Why pay to play what amounts to practically the same game twice?… Expand
Sep 30, 2013Fun game with just a few flaws when it comes to the UI, Steward options and the ship battles.
Regarding the UI the most obvious problem is that a lot of the information about your company is scattered throughout different screens.
Problem with the stewards is that you can't tell him to buy from a specific ware a certain amount if the price is below x. You can just tell him to buy all wares that are below price tag x. You can't even limit the amount of wares he buys. This last one goes for you ship captains as well.
Ship battles are chaotic and no fun at all to play by yourself. However the player can always choose to handle ship battles automatically by the AI.
Other than that a word on mod-ability: I do not understand why this developer is making it people so darn difficult to mod anything. Every file in the archives is encrypted. This is in no way community friendly and by my mind not really contemporary. For this alone I deduct one scoring point.… Expand
Been playing this game almost nonstop since launch and I have to say, it is an excellent trading sim that will suck away hours of your life.
First off I have to say this...the game is not broken. The low review score by IncGamers is based on reviewing the pre-release version of the game, not the "actual" game released to the general public on the 27th. I have not run into a single bug that was mentioned, and have to believe the reviewer is plainly not a fan of this type of game....
This game knows exactly who it is meant for... those who enjoy building trade empires, manipulating economies, "indirectly" influencing city development, managing trade routes, and building supply chains for production, during a period (in this case, Renaissance in the Mediterranean), with a little bit of political intrigue.
Though this game does offer a little action with sea battles, this is definitely secondary (...though if you want, you can play the game this way without trading at all, pirating other trade conveys and capturing their ships and goods which you can then either sell or add to your fleets...). This game is about trading...plan and simple...and if you enjoy this and other trade/management/supply chain sims, then you will definitely enjoy this game.… Collapse
Oct 1, 2013As tropic 4 This game is pretty good, I'd love to play this game many times, but of course some will not like it, but I think it is very good.My score 9/10
Oct 3, 2013You either love it, or you hate it. There is nothing in-between. If you are already played and enjoyed Patrician or Port Royale, you buy this one blindly.
Oct 5, 2013This game is very under-rated and EXTREMELY addictive. If you're into trading games of this sort.
I've owned Patrician since it first came out, Patrician 4 is nice, however, it pales in comparison to this, which plays nearly identical, however, it's just "more", I wished Patrician 4 was like this game in most ways.
Being able to place my own buildings where I wanted would have been nice, for example. Not sure if the road networking has been implemented in Rise of Venice, if not, it should have been, like in Patrician, even though in Patrician 4 getting to the road network seemed a bit hard(for me, still not there yet, started playing RoV instead.)
8.3 would be more realistic and still even then a bit under-rated.… Expand
Oct 8, 2013It's an okay game if you're into trading simulation games, however to me it really doesn't bring anything new to the genre. It seems to me that what this really does is to add in some items, or rather change some items that users had demanded to be changed in the earlier games like Patrician IV.
I do admit that I like the whole idea of being a Venetian trader much more than the earlier games premises but beyond that I can't really say that this is any more than just an average trading simulator.
The user interface unfortunately feels very dated to me, it feels very similar to the old Sierra/impressions city building games with the way that they have a bar over on the right that is of securing your view of the game world. And the ship battle user interface is probably worse than the standard interface is used on the rest of the game. It feels very much like it was just tacked on to have something in their for the game's release.
The sound is just so so. And it suffers terribly from voice over stuttering that apparently is not just my game as watching YouTube videos of this game you can just see how many people actually have this voice over stuttering in their game. About the only thing to do with the sound that is decent would be the music, I found the music to be very relaxing and it fits very well with the game but that's not nearly enough for me to score the game any higher than a 5 out of 10
The game world is just okay to look at it's nothing really to write home about the ships a rather bland and the actual landscape is also rather bland however the water is quite pretty.
As a trading simulation game is basically does that, trading, and it does it over and over and over and over and over again, basically you're going to be doing trading throughout the entire game which consists of little more than either moving or producing a product in one area to another area in the game that does not have that product, if doing that does not sound like an exciting thing to do for you then you probably don't want to skip this game.
Final thoughts: if you can pick up this title for under $20.00 and enjoy trading simulation games such as the Patrician series of games then you might as well go ahead and pick it up so that you can experience the new area (Venice), however I would not suggest picking it up at full price of $39.99 if you've played the previous games as it's really just little more than the same.… Expand
Jan 3, 2014I really do enjoy this game. I wish I could love it, I do.
The trade is fun, creation of trade routes is fairly easy and intelligent. Maybe I was just bad at Patrician 3 but I found trying to maintain a production line was torturous and literally caused me a few sleepless nights as my brain refused to shut down after a 5+ solid hours of fun each day. Rise of Venice takes most of that stress from you with a solid system that allow you to delegate managing how many resources are needed by your business assuming your trades go off unhindered. Very handy.
The genuine disappointment with this game is the campaign. I've just given up on it after for the 4th (ish) time I've been given a quest along the lines of "assemble a super strong fleet and arm it to the teeth by yesterday as I have something much stronger than you to kill by this afternoon". Then when you inevitably fail you're punted back to your latest save to try and work a miracle recovery.
It doesn't add anything to the campaign except an eye-roll and a groan knowing that I may actually be physically unable to progress.
Also the game often fails to register your completion of goals within missions. I had a mission to sell 80 things of wine from Syracuse to Venice. I did just that and saved, figuring I could wait out the clock. Wrong, the trigger failed and then I failed the mission, getting punted back to my save with 2 days to accomplish a 6-day objective. Fail. I was quite fortunate as when I went back to Syracuse and bought 80 things of wine the trigger only THEN registered.
A potentially great game torn down by an awful campaign. Sure most of the joy to be had is probably sandbox, but for the fairly time starved like myself I personally look primarily to the campaign for the game experience.
Could be great, but is instead adequate.… Expand
Oct 8, 2013There are games that make you smile, and those that make you cry. Terrible graphics, terrible strategies, terrible waters. Just terrible. A Simply woeful game
Oct 8, 2013Rise of Venice has come a long way since the Strategy/Simulation games have been released, Rise of Venice starts in the Renaissance era where you start by building a reputation by buying and selling basic items and eventually progress to recruiting soldiers along with advancing through different empires to take over. Paying attention to detail is important because at certain times of the day, you will notice when to buy and sell goods to earn profit.
While Rise of Venice is a simulation game, there is plenty of missions and trading to be done in areas such as Rome, Athens, Alexandria for example. Your objective is to build a reputation is any of the different places. When you progress through the game and raise your rank, more items and convoys are available to trade such as boats and goods from different places.
What else does Rise of Venice have to offer?
An interaction with other friends or players in Multiplayer with up to 4 people.
Pros and Cons
Some of the things throughout the game I liked include the great atmosphere, what I mean by that is, it's not always dark and rainy... which usually sets a mood in the game. If you like Strategy and Simulation games, Rise of Venice is very addicting because of the mission variety and the ability to rank up and the endless amounts of playtime you can have with friends.
The things I noticed about Rise of Venice that could be easily fixed include, more instructions to the new gamer who is picking up a simulation game for the first time. The learning curve is quite steep for this. Although you can change the speed of the game to progress faster, the time it takes to rank up can be confusing because it takes a long time. Finally the most important issue was some of the missions are extremely difficult and can cause a huge loss in resources because it is not clear on what the objective is.
Overall, I really enjoy this game and with a little time and effort, I think Kalypso Media did an excellent job with this game and will provide many hours of entertainment.
- My personal score for this game would be a 9/10
Publisher & Developer Kalypso Media
Genre: Strategy/Simulation
Platform: PC (Steam)… Expand
Nov 10, 2013The game is exactly that what it claims to be: an economic simulation with tradings and industries.
A shame that this title as well as GMS' prequel "Port Royale 3" got bashed by ignorant reviewers, who misunderstood (or were too lazy to read on it first) and assumed that it's going to be a pirate action. The strategical depth is very thorough, the graphics are WAY better than its sequels and the gameplay is smooth.
The story might not be the best but this game isn't about the story. The story is simply a tutorial.
Overall, a successful simulation for the deep strategists out there.… Expand
Nov 4, 2013If you like game serise Age of Exploration(made by KOEI) or Port Royal series, this game also you'll be like. But I feel this game is lack of contents. Only one short single story. I think need more characters and randomable or hidden stories(event).
Been playing this game almost nonstop since launch and I have to say, it is an excellent trading sim that will suck away hours of your life.
First off I have to say this...the game is not broken. The low review score by IncGamers is based on reviewing the pre-release version of the game, not the "actual" game released to the general public on the 27th. I have not run into a single bug that was mentioned, and have to believe the reviewer is plainly not a fan of this type of game....
This game knows exactly who it is meant for... those who enjoy building trade empires, manipulating economies, "indirectly" influencing city development, managing trade routes, and building supply chains for production, during a period (in this case, Renaissance in the Mediterranean), with a little bit of political intrigue.
Though this game does offer a little action with sea battles, this is definitely secondary (...though if you want, you can play the game this way without trading at all, pirating other trade conveys and capturing their ships and goods which you can then either sell or add to your fleets...). This game is about trading...plan and simple...and if you enjoy this and other trade/management/supply chain sims, then you will definitely enjoy this game.… Collapse
Feb 3, 2014A competent, niche title that never fully realises its potential. Fills a gap in the modern game library but little more than that. [Feb 2014, p.88]
Nov 5, 2013Free-flowing strategy with a wealth of features. An element of grind, but plenty of satisfying moments too .
Oct 30, 2013Rise of Venice finds an interesting angle on the trading history. However, it's a shame that virtual Venice is filled with rats and troublesome pigeons. It's a fail they were not swept out entirely. Anyway, we've just been playing a beautiful strategy game with one very ugly bug.


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this question has to do with the home slider in novo – wp. where do you change/edit the small image boxes under the slider text?
You can change via Photoshop. In PSD folder you'll find navigation_icons.psd file. Edit, and reupload images.
where can i find this "Novo-wp/css/colors.css" in my wp dashboard?
You can't. You need to open color.css in some txt editor like Notepad++, Sublime Text, etc… and edit part of the code. Than save and reupload edited color.css file.
I'm having issues with the header. When I scroll down, the header isn't showing up in the fixed position. It's just scrolling up with the rest of the pages.
Please open your admin panel (www.yoursite.com/wp-admin) and in "Setting -> Reading" set "Front page displays" to "Your latest posts".
That should solve your problem.
hi.. many compliments for this theme…. but a i need change the "max depth for menu is one level" with multi level.. like a default menu usage.. can you help me???
Sorry buddy, that's larger modification, and we provide support just with theme bugs and smaller modifications. Hope you'll understand.
I've just purchased this theme and tried to install it in my wordpress webpage. But I've got an error while installing it. The error message shows that the theme is missing the 'style.css stylesheet'. Can you let me know what's wrong with my file?
The package could not be installed. The theme is missing the style.css stylesheet.
Theme install failed.
When you download theme, you need to extract .zip file. Inside .zip file you'll find folders PSD, DEMO CONTENT, MANUAL and SITE. Site is key folder.
Hi folks.
First, this looks like a very cool theme. Well done and thank you!
We have installed all, and imported your demp content. This has loaded fine, and the site works great, when the 'reading' is set to 'front page home', but of course the menu does not float then.
No worries, as you wrote before here, we just need to select 'Your latest posts' for 'reading'.
However, when 'Your latest posts' is selected, the site is no longer loading, and we just see the spinning blue 'loading' graphic.
Any ideas? Kinds stalled for now!
Thanks a bunch.
Cheers, Rob
Please read this post. It's about Kronos theme, but it's the same philosophy. If you still have an issue, please go to our support forum and our developer will help you out. Thanks
Sorry WhatBox – this post: http://www.support.drythemes.com/discussion/315/theme-not-working#Item_5
Perfect! Thank you very much, this worked a treat! Take care folks, Team WhatBox
Thanks WhatBox for kind words
I had a question in regards to this template.
I noticed that when you click on a blog or other items that are on a seperate page, they open in a shadowbox format. Can it be set so they open as a full width page so that the users can see the top menu?
Also can the slider be changed so that it is sliding images rather or can it be swapped for another slider?
Thank you, Alex
Yes, but it requires larger modification and we provide support just for theme bugs and smaller modifications. You need to change it on your own buddy. Thanks
I am not sure whether you have considered the consequences of that. How would you link to a blog article or a service details?
Or how would google link to that page unless it existed on its own?
Thank you.
Can I use more "members" on the page? For instance we have 10 employes can they all be listed with the format you show 3 on each row? Also Can I use longer "about" paragraphs?
You can have 1, 2, 3 or 4 items and you can have larger about paragraph.
so the maximum "team" members can be only 4 ?
No. As many as you want. 5, 6, 10, 30… etc…
MULTICOLLOR?? in CSS directly? :/ I need your template multicolor, only you can change de menu color but the other color directly in the CSS? you need to upgrade to change all the collors in the template. i need to change links H2 a other html objetc. all apear in #0ccc
Yes, in css. And it's pretty easy. You can go to our support forum and our developer will help you.
Hi there – I was on the verge of buying the theme until I pulled it up on my iPad. The slider text pushes down the nav bar. Looks a bit wonky. (Looks great on the iPhone, though.) Is there a fix being worked on?
Thanks in advance
You can fix that if you change the font size (make it smaller), but we will consider that for an update in the next release.
Oh, ok. Cool. Thanks heaps.
No problem buddy
Hello – Really digging this themes aesthetics/functionality. I would like to purchase but was wondering how customizable each page is? I need a section that is much more text heavy than any pages you currently have and I dont want it to be hidden in a project/blog like post. Would it be possible to make a page that is more traditional paragraph style? Maybe 2 or 3 columns. THANKS!
Yes, you can have more columns. Check this image: http://s22.postimg.org/wu2tulcwh/novo_columns.png
Disappointing! Does not work. Portfolio items don't even appear.
Well, actually it works just great for all other users. You need to setup your wordpress theme. Did you import demo content as noted in manual?
Without importing an XML doc nothing works! Doesn't make sense, that it doesn't work properly after theme install, as with all other themes. Why cant you simply populate with content after activating? Really odd?
One way is to import XML to have on site content. Another way is to create your own content manually. That's just the way how wordpress works.
I started out by adding my own content in-line with your tut here: http://www.support.drythemes.com/discussion/719/trouble-with-portfolio-image-on-main-page ...it didn't work. Only once the XML was imported did it work, and my content appeared properly?
I'm glad that XML works for you.
Is there a way the portfolio section rearranges to show the ones selected on top? I have quite a few portfolio sections and when the ones at the bottom are selected the user can't see it. Is there a code hack or something that I can put in place?
Well you need to replace just 1 file, but contact us via email or support forum so we can send you that file Thanks for understanding
Well i really like this theme and i want to buy it, but is there any carrousell plugin that might do this job? (Change images with text) and replace the native in the theme?
Hey, not sure that I understand your question correctly. Can you be more specific?
If you think on plugin, we do not provide support for external plugins.
Is it possible to install some plugins like qTranslate and WPML??
Not sure. We do not test our theme with that plugin. Sorry.
I want to buy this theme and make a 4 product shop on it. Is it possible to do like 4 times the services underneath eachother and then make products underneath them? Same question for http://demo.drythemes.com/kronos-wp/
You can have on Novo as well as on Kronos 2, 3 and 4 items in a row. And you can have as many rows as you want one below other…
How to set up the contact form email?
To modify your email address where emails will be sent please open your admin panel (www.yoursiteaddress.com/wp-admin) and in Dashboard->Settings->General->E-mail Address modify your email address.
Is it possible to add any email that i want, different from the one set in the admin?
yes, try and let us know if you have any problem.
No no.. i mean.. I dont want to use the email that i set on Dashboard->Settings->General->E-mail Address i want to use a different e-mail, you know? How can we do that? Wich file do i need to change?
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- scuzzo Jan 10, 2010 09:58 AM
So I want a crunchy, wheat-free coating for fish. Not something I've done much of at all. I'm thinking dip into beaten egg, and then into potato flakes?
Love any thoughts or ideas!
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Before you dip into the beaten egg, you might want to consider dredging the fish in a little potato starch, mixed with a little S & P.
I second the rice flour. My Japanese chef mentor loves using it, he says you get a nice crispiness from it.
Alternatively, a nice preparation is to dip into katakuriko (potato flour) and then fry, then marinate the fish in a soy and dashi broth. Not crispy at all, but soft and mushy, but a nice alternative to consider.
Yes thats how they do it in Chinese resturants that make fried chicken or whole fried sea bass or any other fried fish. If your doing whole fish this is the way to go. Just plain corn starch. If your doing like a piece of salmon then just use shreeded potatoes and make like a crust and pan fry it. Use hot oil and get the potatoes crispy but try to turn only once and not more that 4 or 5 minutes each side. You dont want to get the fish over cooked. You might want to shred the potates and cook them in micro for a minute or so so they get a little soft. I keep thinking of the fish too well done.
Any way good luck...
Nut crusts are wonderful with fish since they add flavor as well as texture. Almonds are a classic, but pecans and hazelnuts are good, too. You just need to dip a fillet in a bit of egg white and dip in ground nuts. Best with thinner fillets so the nuts don't burn before the fish is cooked.
A little different, but I've just covered a fillet in sesame seed, a nice coating on meatier fish.
Wow, thanks for all the great thoughts already! I have used ground almonds to coat chicken before...and like that because it's low in carbs, and tasty. I'm very excited to try the sesame seeds! Hadn't thought of that...and it sounds great!
Can I make rice flour by putting rice in the blender to grind? I want to try that to.
I was at a nice mediterranean diner the other day and had salmon cooked in grated yucca root. Never had yucca before and didn't know what to expect, but it looked and tasted a lot like salmon cooked in finely grated potatoes...which is another great idea.
But today's mission is to hopefully catch some fish, then make fish tacos with a crispy type coating...with spicey coleslaw and then wrapped in romaine leaves for a semi-low carb fish taco.
Thanks again for everyone's great input! Kind and heartwarming.
re: scuzzo
Yes, you can make your own rice flour. I do it in a spice/coffee grinder (great way to clean out the grinder, by the way) but I assume it would work in a blender as well. If your still have some chunky bits in there, you can always just put it through a fine sifter to remove them.
You might consider brushing with mayo rather than dipping in egg then rolling in your choice of "breading" - I learned this decades ago from the Gloucester Fishermen's Wives cookbook. This was for baked fish. I have used Trader Joe's Mini Soy & Sesame rice crackers, crushed, but later wondered about overlapping them, fish-scale style, over the fillets and then brushing with wineand/or melted butter to soften....
Try chopping some pistachios fairly finely and mix with a little bit of mixed dried mushroom powder (make your own in your spice grinder with the huge tub from Costco -- so incredibly cheap and flavorful, plus you can fish the cup and a half or so of morels from each container to use on their own). A little bit of fresh minced ginger and/or garlic is good in there too.
This one won't be exactly crisp as much as crunchy, but it's fantastic. It works best on thicker pieces that cook longer, like salmon fillets.
re: dmd_kc
I only bought the Costso mushrooms once, and found them bitter/medicinal/metallic. The label says where they are packed but not where they are grown. I posted about that on some thread or other; other posters agreed. On the other hand, I usually get dried slices of what look like portabellas in the Asian market for even cheaper, and much prefer their flavor.
re: greygarious
Wow, I've never had that at all. In fact, I used some tonight with great success. I will try to be more discerning!
A Scottish cookbook I have calls for using finely-chopped steelcut oats as a coating for fried trout, after the usual milk/egg dip. I did this for a Burns Night dinner, and those guys were delicious. I just put a cup or so of McCann's oats in a blender and gave them a quick buzz, not enough to pulverize them. Made a lovely toasty, crunchy crust.
Catfish of course is almost always done with cornmeal, though my mom would sometimes use crushed cornflakes instead. This was always very popular. She prepared all other freshwater fish the same way - crappie, bass or bluegill.
Oh, I forgot something that sounds INSANE, but it really and truly works.
Take thin fillets, such as catfish, and dip in milk, then seasoned corn meal. I like garlic powder and a little Old Bay.
Then you BROIL them, flipping once. I promise you, they really DO get crunchy almost like fried, but with no extra fat.
I didn't believe it when I read about it, but it is amazing, and perfect for weeknight dinners, because they're so fast.
I made some fish today. I first dipped in corn starch, then egg, then half rice flour half pork rinds ground. It was excellent!
I did a small batch with just rice flour that I put in the coffee mill and didn't sift...and it was a bit too coarse for what I wanted. I will next try a batch with just finely sifted ground rice flour.
re: scuzzo
Ground pork rinds sound awesome, I never would have thought of that.
re: corneygirl
I'm trying to do low carb...hence the rinds. I put them in the coffee mill and the fat content caused it to clump up, so I added some rice flour to soak up the fat. It made a GREAT coating. Fine and crunchy. I double dipped in egg and coating. I made a sweet and spicy slaw, avocado slices and diced mango with basil and bit of white wine vinegar...all in a romaine lettuce wrap. Crunchy, sweet, spicy and awesome. I used pollack and cut into 1 x 1 x 4 inch strips for each "taco".
re: scuzzo
re: scuzzo
That looks great! It doesn't even seem like a "healthy" meal.
re: scuzzo
Pork rind "breadcrumbs" are amazing. Try them in meatloaf - because what makes meatloaf better? Pig!
They also make great salmon croquettes and wonderful chicken cutlets. The "hot" ones are even better, IMO. (If you are ever desperate, you can also make "bread" or a french toast/pancake thing that's surprisingly good.)
eta: I use my food processor for making the crumbs - works like a charm and doesn't clump.
re: shanagain
God, it's so wrong -- and I'm going to try it this weekend on a piece of mild white fish of some sort.
re: gourmet wife
Sounds great too! Pretty crunchy? How hot?
re: another_adam
Good one!
re: another_adam
I've tried this - the Wasabi peas give the fish a great crunch and a spicy kick!


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Now that the hype has died down, have the kinks been ironed out? Has anyone been to Dirty Bird of late?
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I agree...the WORST cornbread ever made!! However, the lemonade is excellent.
went today for lunch at the request of a visiting friend. never again. my $11 got me a flavorless, weak iced tea and a quarter serving of rotisserie chicken that was probably about 2oz of actual meat. it was pretty juicy, but nothing remarkable in the flavor department and the skin was thick and very flabby/greasy.
I drop in from time to time as it is close and there are no other options in the neighborhood (Balducci's is HORRIBLE).
While not the best food I've had, it has gotten better. Portions are bigger, service is faster and it has always been consistent. I agree the cornbread is very weak, but its the chicken that matters.
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I'm curious as to what you think is horrible in particular about Balducci's? It's definitely expensive, but I've found some great produce, cheese, and desserts there. I also love that they stock bread from Balthazar, Amy's, *and* Sullivan St. Bakery.
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When I was working in Tennessee, I had a lot of cornbread that was served in a flat, pancake-like form factor. There may be many aspects of life where flat isn't necessarily a great thing: tires, soda, boo... you get the idea. Still, I think cornbread pulls off the look just fine.
However, shallots -- as mentioned below by wleatherette -- would have made me unhappy.
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My one experience with the fried chicken was terrific. Not sure exactly how it's done, but even after a half-hour commute, the chicken still maintained it's crunch. I had the same reaction to the corn bread as everyone else here had....
As far as the chicken goes:
I have a friend who knows one of the guys involved with Dirty Bird. He drops some chicken off for her every now and then at her bar, and my physical dominance pretty much dictates that I get to eat her food whenever I feel the need.
The first time I tried the chicken -- and this is back when they first opened -- it sucked feet. It was as though they had found a process for taking air and somehow granting it the texture of chicken. A week later, Friend 2 wanted fried chicken for her birthday and Friend 1 pushed for Dirty Bird. I went to Popeye's.
A couple weeks ago, though, I was slightly buzzed and hungry, and showed up shortly after one of the clandestine Dirty Bird deliveries. Long story short, this time the chicken was really good. It was cold by the time I got to it, which may or may not have had an effect on its flavor. All I know is, I ate one piece, and then I ate another (which happened to be the last -- a fact that my relatively-large Friend 3 spent the rest of the night complaining about).
re: csw
I don't know, my sensitivity to flavor is very much inversely proportional to the amount of alcohol I've taken in. If the second round of chicken had been like the first, I wouldn't have tasted a thing.
But yeah, take that as you will. With a few drinks in me and a need to eat, Dirty Bird's chicken was pretty good. And for what it's worth, I was nowhere near Wo-Hop-level inebriation.
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good roast chicken
coleslaw dull
rice unusual and very good
I dropped by last night as I was in the neighborhood. I spent $20 on the four piece fried chicken which came with two slices of cornbread and 2 sides plus an iced tea. There wasn't enough chicken for two people and although moist is was pretty tasteless. The chicken at KFC is really quite similar. The sides I chose were coleslaw and mac-n-cheese (which has a $1 surcharge). The coleslaw was nice in a vegan kinda way. The mac-n-cheese was really just mac with a hint of cheese. I have no idea what they're charging the extra $1 for. The corn bread was as described above. I'll go to Dallas or KFC next time for 1/3 of the price.


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