Food, Food, and More Food Thread

Sengo wrote:

It looks delicous!!! I've already bookmarked the Chinese & Vietnamese places for the future. :D

I think you and I both appreciate the exchange of foodie recommendations here. :)

bmwracer wrote:
My sister-in-law makes sort of a similar smashed potatoes dish using red potatoes and cheddar... Quite good.

Her killer dish is the homemade creamed corn... Very decadent for a side dish. :mrgreen:

Sounds delicious. :)

Tu_triky wrote:Sounds delicious. :)

It is... Almost better than the main course. :beaten:

bmwracer wrote:
It is... Almost better than the main course. :beaten:

That is high praise! :yell:

Tu_triky wrote:That is high praise! :yell:

Well, regarding Thanksgiving, turkey and ham just seem rather old hat... It's the sides (green bean casserole, creamed corn, stuffing, etc.) that really elevate the meal... :victory:

"Bad" Foods You Should Be Eating

http://www.eatingwell.com/nutrition_health/nutrition_news_information/bad_foods_you_should_be_eating

Tu_triky wrote:

I think you and I both appreciate the exchange of foodie recommendations here. :)

I certainly do!! I rarely try new restaurants without a recommendation which is why I can never recommend one here but I can verify that a recommendation is good. I'm pretty picky about where I eat but I can eat a variety of food even very unusual dishes. :D

Tu_triky wrote:[image]

Umami Burger

House ground beef, oven-roasted tomatoes, carmelized onions, Parmesan frico, sauteed shiitake mushrooms and house made ketchup.

So, it's that good. Been curious to try it. The ingredients sound delicious!

Sengo wrote:

So, it's that good. Been curious to try it. The ingredients sound delicious!

It's expensive for a burger but it's tasty. It's worth a visit to try it.

Tu_triky wrote:It's expensive for a burger but it's tasty. It's worth a visit to try it.

How expensive? :sweat:

bmwracer wrote:
How expensive? :sweat:

10 bucks.

Tu_triky wrote:10 bucks.

Oooh... Takai desu.

At least it's not the $60 Rossini Burger... :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
Oooh... Takai desu.

It's good though, but not something you might gravitate to very often for the price...it's better than Five Guys though, IMHO.

I'm with you, when all is said in done, In n' Out is still the one.

At least it's not the $60 Rossini Burger... :mrgreen:

Now that's expensive.

bmwracer wrote:"Bad" Foods You Should Be Eating

http://www.eatingwell.com/nutrition_health/nutrition_news_information/bad_foods_you_should_be_eating

Looks like my shopping list. :beaten:

Think Im going to have to try making a Rosini burger. :victory:
Thanks for the tip. :D


http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Rossini-Burger

THough Im not sure they have duck foie gras at my market. :doh:

Eve wrote:Looks like my shopping list. :beaten:

Think Im going to have to try making a Rosini burger. :victory:
Thanks for the tip. :D


http://www.saveur.com/article/Recipes/Rossini-Burger

THough Im not sure they have duck foie gras at my market. :doh:

You can adapt, Evie: double up on the truffles. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
You can adapt, Evie: double up on the truffles. :mrgreen:

Good idea.

Flexibility is the key to survival after all! :victory: :victory:

Eve wrote:Flexibility is the key to survival after all! :victory: :victory:

Survival of the Fattest! :beaten:

A friend of mine is in town from Berkeley... I think we're going to eat Peruvian: http://www.elrocoto.com/home.html

bmwracer wrote:A friend of mine is in town from Berkeley... I think we're going to eat Peruvian: http://www.elrocoto.com/home.html

Love the ceviche there, with the halibut ....so dayem good.
Have a good meal!

bmwracer wrote:A friend of mine is in town from Berkeley... I think we're going to eat Peruvian: http://www.elrocoto.com/home.html

Menu sounds delicious.

I dont think Ive ever eaten PEruvian food. :pout: