Food, Food, and More Food Thread

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

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6 Dec 2009, 05:54 #19161
Eve wrote:

They were really yummy..

Someone shrank our thanksgiving turkeys. :shocked:


Some thing like a Disney movie...nice color on those birds :applaud:
6 Dec 2009, 06:18 #19162
Tu_triky wrote:

Some thing like a Disney movie...nice color on those birds :applaud:


Thanks we've been working on our roasting times. :victory:

Even if they shrink away to almost nothing... ;)
6 Dec 2009, 06:19 #19163
Eve wrote:

Thanks we've been working on our roasting times. :victory:

Even if they shrink away to almost nothing... ;)


Tie 'em down so they don't float away.... :beaten:
6 Dec 2009, 06:37 #19164
Tu_triky wrote:

Tie 'em down so they don't float away.... :beaten:


Perhaps skewer them? :twisted:
6 Dec 2009, 08:19 #19165
Eve wrote:

Perhaps skewer them? :twisted:


:hehe: :angeldevil:
6 Dec 2009, 08:57 #19166
Just found a new Japanese takeaway nearby.. does bentos too! :)
6 Dec 2009, 09:28 #19167
Anime Dad wrote:Just found a new Japanese takeaway nearby.. does bentos too! :)


Victory :victory: More options are always nice...
6 Dec 2009, 15:45 #19168
Sister-in-law made chicken enchiladas for dinner... Awesome. :drooling:
6 Dec 2009, 18:23 #19169
Tu_triky wrote:

Indeed. Well I know that Japanese yoshoku (the Japanese version of Western cuisine) is pretty eclectic but that spakatsu is a first for mine ole eyes. :nut:


I was watching a TV show and they showcased spakatsu although I didn't catch where the restaurant was at. I figure it's easy to make at home.
6 Dec 2009, 18:24 #19170
Eve wrote:

They were really yummy..

Someone shrank our thanksgiving turkeys. :shocked:


That looks damn good!
6 Dec 2009, 18:26 #19171
bmwracer wrote:Sister-in-law made chicken enchiladas for dinner... Awesome. :drooling:


Awww I would kill for some right now. That and tamales.
6 Dec 2009, 23:05 #19172
Takoyama wrote:

Awww I would kill for some right now. That and tamales.


You gotta find that Mexican restaurant that showed in Last Christmas with Oda Yuji and Yada Akiko.
7 Dec 2009, 03:04 #19173
Takoyama wrote:Awww I would kill for some right now. That and tamales.

She thought about making tamales, but it's even more time-consuming than the enchiladas.

She did make guacamole using the avocados from her tree though. :victory:
7 Dec 2009, 03:09 #19174
bmwracer wrote:
She did make guacamole using the avocados from her tree though. :victory:


Organic! ^_^

I had some artichoke potato soup for breakfast this morning from Urth Caffe.

http://www.urthcaffe.com/
7 Dec 2009, 03:17 #19175
Tu_triky wrote:I had some artichoke potato soup for breakfast this morning from Urth Caffe.

http://www.urthcaffe.com/

Sounds good.

Never heard of the place, though. :sweat:
7 Dec 2009, 03:22 #19176
bmwracer wrote:
Sounds good.

Never heard of the place, though. :sweat:


It's more of an LA thing...they're well known for their organic coffees and teas...but they also serve food. It's actually pretty popular but I had never been myself to any of their locations...they recently built a store near Little Tokyo in the Warehouse/Artist district just a minute or two from what used to be the Mitsuwa Marketplace Plaza (i.e. Yaohan Plaza)...I always wondered where the darn store was, this time I took a gamble looking for it and found it. It's well hidden!
7 Dec 2009, 03:39 #19177
Tu_triky wrote:It's more of an LA thing...they're well known for their organic coffees and teas...but they also serve food. It's actually pretty popular but I had never been myself to any of their locations...they recently built a store near Little Tokyo in the Warehouse/Artist district just a minute or two from what used to be the Mitsuwa Marketplace Plaza (i.e. Yaohan Plaza)...I always wondered where the darn store was, this time I took a gamble looking for it and found it. It's well hidden!

Yeah, I saw the locations... Hewitt Street.

Yeah, the place seems rather stealthy... :)
7 Dec 2009, 04:08 #19178
bmwracer wrote:
Yeah, I saw the locations... Hewitt Street.

Yeah, the place seems rather stealthy... :)


Hehe...first time I tried to find that place a while back I was so lost...Hewitt is one of those streets that gets cut off in several places.

Btw, have you ever tried this place called Chicken Dijon in Torrance...they locations in the South Bay (Torrance & PV) and West LA.
7 Dec 2009, 04:30 #19179
Tu_triky wrote:Btw, have you ever tried this place called Chicken Dijon in Torrance...they locations in the South Bay (Torrance & PV) and West LA.

Nope, haven't tried the place out... Any good?

EDIT: Hmm, the place is a stone's throw away. :sweat:
7 Dec 2009, 04:35 #19180
bmwracer wrote:
Nope, haven't tried the place out... Any good?

EDIT: Hmm, the place is a stone's throw away. :sweat:


It's supposed to be pretty good I've yet to try it. It's Mediterranean inspired I believe...their rotisserie chicken is supposed to be good.

Try it one day and report back! :deal:

EDIT: I've tried a similar restaurant called California Chicken Cafe which also has multiple locations but more in L.A. instead of the South Bay

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