Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:^ Stunning. :drooling:

This best dish was the chicken pops. It wasn't even really spicy but those suckers were like little flavor bombs. ^_^

Tu_triky wrote:This best dish was the chicken pops. It wasn't even really spicy but those suckers were like little flavor bombs. ^_^

They even look like bombs... Like those German WWII potato mashers. :mrgreen:

bmwracer wrote:
They even look like bombs... Like those German WWII potato mashers. :mrgreen:

LOL. :lol:

Love it!

:applaud:

Well, we had 5 days of delicious gastronomic treats in D.C. this week.

And even better, we were treated the entire time by family.

Delicious and free. Doesnt get better than that! :dancing:

Eve wrote:Delicious and free. Doesnt get better than that! :dancing:

The best of both worlds. :victory: :applaud:

Eve wrote:Well, we had 5 days of delicious gastronomic treats in D.C. this week.

And even better, we were treated the entire time by family.

Delicious and free. Doesnt get better than that! :dancing:

Awesome. Sounds like you and Mr. Beastmaster had fun. Congrats.

Stumbled upon a food fair at Mitsuwa Torrance today. Ichimonji style Tonkotsu Miso Ramen from Hakodate, Hokkaido, Japan was representing today for the first time in America.

Sorry my pics weren't on point day. Gomen.


Ichimonji Ramen
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I also walked away with a Cheese Potato Croquette
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Dayem dude, you're killing us! :drooling:

bmwracer wrote:Dayem dude, you're killing us! :drooling:

Sorry my fellow Jdorama denizen. You can grab this tomorrow and Sunday as well. Four day affair. Ichimonji is offering Tonkotsu Miso ramen and Tonkotsu Shoyu ramen for the next couple of days for $9.80. Beats flying to Hokkaido to try it out, right? :D

It was flavorful although a little skimpy on the chashu...but the chashu was tender & flavorful.

Having said that I want to go to Hokkaido soon! Never been.

Homemade crispy salt & pepper chicken with a dab of yuzu kosho.

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bmwracer wrote:
The best of both worlds. :victory: :applaud:

Oh yeah!! :victory:

Tu_triky wrote:

Awesome. Sounds like you and Mr. Beastmaster had fun. Congrats.

We did. And didnt even have to diet when we got back. GOtta love that too! :woot:

Eve wrote:

We did. And didnt even have to diet when we got back. GOtta love that too! :woot:

That means you didn't eat enough. I'm a pig there, A pig here. A pig every where.

Tu_triky wrote:Homemade crispy salt & pepper chicken with a dab of yuzu kosho.

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Karaage?

bmwracer wrote:
Karaage?

No it's actually not fried. This is de-boned chicken leg. They sell them at Mitsuwa with the skin on.

I actually didn't use any oil whatsoever cooking this. I just seasoned both sides with salt & pepper and and threw the sucker in a pre-heated skillet skin side down and let the fat render from the skin until it got nice and crispy and then flipped it over for another couple of minutes to cook thoroughly. That was the result, really crispy, crunchy skin!

Sorry Triky, after all those mouth-watering pics you've posted, but....

Deep-Fried Breakfast Cereal Debuted at San Diego County Fair

By Rusty Blazenhoff on June 15, 2012

In 2011, fair food vendor gChickenh Charlie Boghosian launched his deep-fried Kool-Aid balls at the San Diego County Fair. Before that, he introduced the deep-fried Twinkie and other unique fair food concoctions. This year he is debuting Totally Fried Cereal, deep-fried breakfast cereal, at his San Diego County Fair booth in Del Mar, California. At this time, the cereals offered are Trix and Cinnamon Toast Crunch. Be sure to take a look at his entire menu of deep-fried foods (hefll fry most anything). Of course, Chicken Charliefs deep-fried cereal is not to be confused with Charles Phoenixfs Fried Cereal.

Deep-fried Trix
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Deep-fried Cinnamon Toast Crunch
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http://laughingsquid.com/deep-fried-breakfast-cereal-debuted-at-san-diego-county-fair/

^ Madness.

Tu_triky wrote:^ Madness.

Quite. :shakehead:

niknik wrote:Sorry Triky, after all those mouth-watering pics you've posted, but....

Deep-Fried Breakfast Cereal Debuted at San Diego County Fair

The polar opposite. :bleh:

niknik wrote:Sorry Triky, after all those mouth-watering pics you've posted, but....

Haha. I missed this. No need to apologize. Those county fairs are something else with those deep friend concoctions they come up with.

This afternoon I had something less off the wall and daresay a bit more tasty. It had been a while.

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^ As usual, the fires are undercooked... I think you can ask for them to be cooked longer... Forgot the codeword.

EDIT: Fries, Well-done. :)

http://badmouth.net/in-n-outs-secret-menu/