Adventures of A plus K Wow there are so many. For me, probably Tostones (fried plantains) And Arroz con Pollo (chicken and rice.) and anything with guava and cheese!
The spice in the yellow rice should be saffron. The other side dish is yuca (cassava), a root the Taino indians ate in the form of a starchy bread at the time the first Spaniards arrived in the Caribbean. We loved your video
It really shows how much you two are enjoying Florida. And love all those classic opening shots and the fun B Roll. That burger looked delicious but wow the Cuban restaurant is a Foodies dream :) This was a especially yummy episode. Best wishes, James and Kim
Your side dish is yuca delicious! A must have cooked as a potato and served with mojo sauce which is sour orange and grilled onion. Love, love , love!😋
That was a great vlog I saw the warning on instagram so I was prepared I supplied my own snack to watch 😁. The food the drinks just looked amazing ,great intro by the way made me 😁😁😁😁
Oh I love the drone shots! A friend recently went there to attend bartending school. And when I saw that green house, (i dunno how you should call it), I felt so happy coz I love green in general. Haha. 💚
We drive over to Little Havana from Naples when we are down in Southwest Florida in the winter. We have only been to Versailles to eat and it is so good it’s hard to go somewhere else because we only get one time there but you gave us some good ideas to try when we decide to be more adventurous
Thanks for taking me to Miami! I want to go there more than my husband so........we will probably never get there. : ( Love the chicken and rice (Arroz con Pollo), we ate it a lot in Panama and the plantains. The pork looked really good too. Maybe I could get my husband there if I tempted him with a cuban sandwich! He loves those!! Love the colors and the art work!
The food in Miami is amazing! Miami is a bit too busy for us and not ideal for van life, but we had a blast! Would love to go back to eat more and lay on the beach someday!
Versailles is touristy, but Cuban locals go to all the places like that too. It’s not like france or something where there are true ‘American touristy’ places. Thanks for showing the city!
That dish with the onions is yuca which is cassava. There are different ways of cooking the yuca, the way you had it was boiled with mojo which is a garlic lemon type broth with onions. Delicious! Great video guys!
Miami has some very beautiful water and the best time to go is during the winter time. Of course if you are in Little Havana you have to do a Cuban Sandwich with some fried plantains. What is interesting is Little Havana started out as a Jewish Neighborhood in the 1930s and didn't become a Cuban neighborhood until the 1960s. I would have to say the first true "Little Havana" would be Ybor city in Tampa. It was founded in the 1880's by Vicente Ybor who was a Cuban Cigar manufacturer. Cuban coffee is liquid life. It would wake up a dead person. You have to have a Cuban espresso with a Cuban pastry.
Hahaha “it would wake up a dead person” 🤣 We didn’t know it started as a Jewish neighborhood. We had heard of Ybor City in Tampa and we hear there’s a bit of a debate about who actually started the Cuban sandwich.
I had a distant relative named Israel, who opened a clothing store in little Havana in the 1970’s. He named it “Casa de Israel,” and had a Star of David on his store sign. Got the best of both worlds. 😂
Hey we just were at El Rey de las Fritas too! We could have run into you guys. We had our rescue dog Hudson with us too (who is similar to Kona but is gray and white). We loved their Fritas and hope you guys also had a chance to try a guarapo! Let us know if you are still in the Miami area as we are sure Hudson would also love to meet Kona.
We regret not trying a guarapo while in Miami! Next time! And we are unfortunately no longer in Florida (we post a bit delayed) 😔 but Hudson sounds like a cutie!
Thank you so much! And thanks for watching! It’s been a few years so I don’t remember or have it written down. We use Musicbed for our music. You might have to ask Siri
The orange / citrus taste in the lechon is called naranja agria, it looks like an orange, but with much thicker skin and very sour its used to marinated meats. Awesome video 👍✌️
You guys are in my home town! 😭 that side dish was yuca! I miss Miami! As a local you guys did an awesome job! 👍🏼👏🏼 3 national parks in FL. Hope you guys get to see them! Check out wynwood ❤️
She has been protecting the van! 😜 To be honest, vlogging with her is crazy stressful (we really have to focus 100% of our energy on her in public), so we haven’t been including her in them so we don’t have any meltdowns 🤣 But we are hoping to include her in one we are filming this weekend! We hate not including her since she is truly part of the family, but she’s a difficult one! 😔😩
So glad you guys took a rest day!❤️ it can get stressful trying to film it all. Def good to take a breather every now and then. Loved all the footage btw!!
It definitely is a lot more stressful than the vlogs may show (pretty sure no one wants to watch us stressed out lol!). We took another rest day last weekend and are trying to find a better balance between work, vlogging, and fun!
