(As always, you can click the photos to view them with more detail in my Flickr stream.)
10 thoughts on “Weekend Eats (and Drinks)”
Comments are closed.
(As always, you can click the photos to view them with more detail in my Flickr stream.)
Comments are closed.
God, you just kill me with those fried egg sandwiches. And the bowl of noodles looks fabulous, too.
December 19, 2009=Why was I not invited over for dinner?? That looks so amazing!
So honored you made the pho- it looks unbelievable!
If my farmer’s market had sandwiches I’d never leave. Egg and brisket? That looks like a really great sandwich..
Winnie, the honor was ours! That recipe is amazing.
I miss fresh seafood. It looks like a lot is going on in RI. Nice.
/adds pho recipe to his Master Recipe Book
heh, nice to see you baking, too. The muffin’s ingredients are basically the same 3-2-1 lemony cake my mum tought me. I’d recommend a variation: orange zest pairs wonderfully with Arbequina (or any other fruity) Olive Oil. Very aromatic.
Oh, and 3 bucks a lettuce? Ouch.
I highly recommend United BBQ on Ives St.
Nina – you know, we did and we weren’t impressed. Maybe it was an off night, but all of our meats were extremely dry, and they were really skimpy on the sauce. I don’t like my stuff drowning in sauce, but I do like it to have some moisture! People keep raving about them, so we’ll have to give them another try 🙂
I love your, ahem, nut crusher! 🙂