Sevichi Is A Safe Alternative
Posted: July 4, 2009 at 8:12 amHold your loved ones close, cause this is going to get ugly.
There is a silent danger out in the stores. Just willy nilly left out on a shelf for anyone to purchase. You don’t have to have a degree or a licence of any kind, just about eleven dollars.
This item is so dangerous it drove a “perfectly sane woman” to do this to herself.
thankfully ear candling was a pleasant experience.
I am sending out this warning. Don’t purchase one of these.
OH the horrors it showed me
WARNING THIS GETS ICKY GROSS
Inside my ears….NOOOOOOO
This one is the inside of my daughter’s ear. She has a scar that is healing. This little scar was the entire reason for even considering such a dangerous (purchase)weapon of T.M.I
See the little scar? Isn’t it so cute
So now that you have been warned, you may have some desire anyway to go out and do something horrible and buy one of these otoscope things. I implore you to please just read on and do what I suggest instead.
First purchase a nice pound or two of Halibut.
Then cube the Halibut
Then put it in a class dish so its all spread out evenly.
Squeeze 2.5 lemons and 3 Limes over the top of the Halibut
Let stand for at least 3 hours on the counter. Keeping it covered with saran wrap.
Now dice up a good handful of tomatoes
some cilantro (to your tastes)
roast a bell pepper then dice
Add all that stuff to your now citrus cooked fish. Sprinkle with some salt and pepper and mix
The Discussion
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Have you tried making sevichi with shrimp? Yum! Now tell me please, how does ear candling relate to food?
YUM.
(the sevichi, not the ear candling.)
It doesn't relate to food. I was just being silly.