Comments on: Eat Your Heart Out!

By: Rande

Rande — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 06:59:33 +0000

Ohhh this is SO up my alley, I’ll definitely be adding it to the list of must-try-sometime-in-the-next-year recipes

By: cadryskitchen

cadryskitchen — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:52:59 +0000

I’m so glad you enjoyed the recipe! It is fortuitous when telemarketers trip over a name like Joaquin or Cadry. Plus, you can honestly tell them that strangely-pronounced person doesn’t live there.

By: cadryskitchen

cadryskitchen — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:48:54 +0000

Yes, doesn’t “swamp cabbage” make it sound appetizing? It’s called that in Florida, because the heart of palm eaten there comes from the cabbage palm tree.

Congratulations on finding your name on a mini license plate. Red letter day!

By: Sarah

Sarah — Mon, 29 Mar 2010 00:48:32 +0000

Cadry,
This recipe was so yummy. I added some of Mezzetta’s jarred “California Hot Mix” because I am too wimpy for raw jalapenos. BTW, my husband Joaquin had similar experiences to you with his name as a kid. The nice thing is none of the cold callers can pronounce his name. I did not like my name growing up because it was so common. There were 2 of us in my elementary class of 24 kids. I like it now though. Cadry is nice also. Too many female names end in the sound “aah” so yours is more unique.

By: BurbankVegan

BurbankVegan — Fri, 26 Mar 2010 06:00:33 +0000

I laughed when I read, “or as some call it, swamp cabbage.” I never heard it called that before!!

On the name note, when I was growing up, Leah wasn’t a very common name. Every time I went into a store that had personalized items, I always looked for my name, even though it was never there. One day I was in an amusement park gift shop, and there it was! LEAH on a mini license plate! So I bought it. I didn’t know those were for bikes, so I hung mine on my cork board.

By: cadryskitchen

cadryskitchen — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 23:43:19 +0000

That’s really fascinating, Mark. Thank you for letting me know!

By: Mark Cdary

Mark Cdary — Wed, 24 Mar 2010 22:58:14 +0000

Hi Cadry,

My name is Mark Cadry. Just wanted to give you and update about the surname Cadry as this seems o be most of your blog I have been following for a while by chance while looking for other Cadrys in the world.

My Grandfather actually change our family name to Cadry back in the 1940′s. We always thought we were the only Cadry’s in the world, till the internet came around and we discovered that one of his estranged brothers had also changed his name, and since had a large family of his own based in LA. My part of the family all live in Sydney Australia.

I have also found a group of cadrys’s that are not our family and are based in Detroit. their name was originally choudhoury, but Americanised it to Cadry.

So there you go. Hope this is of interest to you

Best regards

Mark Cadry