Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Started by bmwracer · 6 Oct 2004 · 25,210 replies

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12 Nov 2010, 10:53 #21341
Tu_triky wrote:Crack I tell ya.


I concur.
12 Nov 2010, 10:53 #21342
Tu_triky wrote:

Nice. :applaud: Get better, kid. :)


Thanx, dear.

I will starting tomorrow. DIdnt mess around. I made an appointment with the doctor right away. After getting this for 5 years off and on I know the start up.
Im lucky though if I catch it early the antibiotics work super fast. :beaten:
I'll be back in form by Saturday. :woot:
12 Nov 2010, 11:07 #21343
Takoyama wrote:

I concur.


:hehe: To the point.
12 Nov 2010, 11:08 #21344
Eve wrote:

Thanx, dear.

I will starting tomorrow. DIdnt mess around. I made an appointment with the doctor right away. After getting this for 5 years off and on I know the start up.
Im lucky though if I catch it early the antibiotics work super fast. :beaten:
I'll be back in form by Saturday. :woot:


Best wishes on a speedy recovery.
12 Nov 2010, 11:51 #21345
Tu_triky wrote:Best wishes on a speedy recovery.

+1, Evie. :victory:
12 Nov 2010, 11:58 #21346
Thanx, guys. :D

Keeping fingers crossed. :fingerscrossed:

I'll keep you posted. :rofl:

(Can't believe Ive never used that line here before. )
12 Nov 2010, 12:15 #21347
Kazunori Nozawa: "Sushi Nazi"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com//joy-yoon/kazunori-nozawa-the-sushi_b_780185.html

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12 Nov 2010, 12:23 #21348
bmwracer wrote:Kazunori Nozawa: "Sushi Nazi"

http://www.huffingtonpost.com//joy-yoon/kazunori-nozawa-the-sushi_b_780185.html

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This is the guy who started that chain of restaurants called Sugar Fish.
12 Nov 2010, 12:30 #21349
^ Sounds like customer satisfaction isn't one of his top priorities. :beaten:
12 Nov 2010, 12:39 #21350
bmwracer wrote:^ Sounds like customer satisfaction isn't one of his top priorities. :beaten:


Haha. Truly.

I dunno people rave about his restaurant. I went to Sushi Nozawa, his original spot, years ago for lunch and I was not impressed at all. I thought the food was mediocre and way too expensive. Perhaps I went on an off day or something...then I went to Sugar Fish in Downtown the other day as I mentioned and I thought the food again was way overpriced, unjustifiably so.

I've been to really expensive sushi places that were way better IMHO. He get's the :boot:
12 Nov 2010, 12:40 #21351
bmwracer wrote:^ Sounds like customer satisfaction isn't one of his top priorities. :beaten:


Styles himself another Basil Faulty it sounds like. :hehe;
12 Nov 2010, 12:46 #21352
Tu_triky wrote:I dunno people rave about his restaurant. I went to Sushi Nozawa, his original spot, years ago for lunch and I was not impressed at all. I thought the food was mediocre and way too expensive. Perhaps I went on an off day or something...then I went to Sugar Fish in Downtown the other day as I mentioned and I thought the food again was way overpriced, unjustifiably so.

Can sushi chefs have an off day?
12 Nov 2010, 13:11 #21353
bmwracer wrote:
Can sushi chefs have an off day?


Good question. I get the jist of what you're getting at...

I dunno...perhaps his selection of the fish wasn't fresh or something. I am by no means an expert...but I guess the quality of ingredients that go into the preparation make the difference...but undoubtedly technique is important too...like preparing the shari (sushi rice) for example.
13 Nov 2010, 04:08 #21354
LOL, after that discussion about Momofuku expanding, they do.... To Australia. :headscratch:

http://eater.com/archives/2010/11/12/david-chang-confirms-restaurant-in-sydney-casino.php

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13 Nov 2010, 04:12 #21355
Make your own McRibbu

http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Make-Your-Own-McRib-Bigger-Better-and-Always-Available

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13 Nov 2010, 06:48 #21356
bmwracer wrote:[b]Make your own


Have it your way!! :mrgreen:
13 Nov 2010, 06:51 #21357
bmwracer wrote:Make your own McRibbu

http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Make-Your-Own-McRib-Bigger-Better-and-Always-Available

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Looks a tad bit tastier than a McRiblet. I wouldn't mind sinking my teeth in to that right now, but I'll have to settle for some salmon & steamed asparagus instead.
13 Nov 2010, 07:02 #21358
Tu_triky wrote:Looks a tad bit tastier than a McRiblet. I wouldn't mind sinking my teeth in to that right now, but I'll have to settle for some salmon & steamed asparagus instead.

It's a pretty involved recipe: Everything is made from scratch. :sweat:
13 Nov 2010, 07:15 #21359
bmwracer wrote:
It's a pretty involved recipe: Everything is made from scratch. :sweat:


I know. I read it. I'd definitely botch it. Say f*ck it and then go to Lucille's at the Del Amo Fashion Center and pig out on some ribs.
13 Nov 2010, 07:24 #21360
bmwracer wrote:LOL, after that discussion about Momofuku expanding, they do.... To Australia. :headscratch:

http://eater.com/archives/2010/11/12/david-chang-confirms-restaurant-in-sydney-casino.php

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Strange. Well we still have enough good eats to keep the plebs happy. :)

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