Food, Food, and More Food Thread

bmwracer wrote:
A reverse Midas. :sweat:

:hehe: Everything he touched turned to crap, even the sandwich on my lap.

krim wrote:Oh, i've been chowing at this bbq place over in chinatown, Sprint Street Smokehouse. www.sssmokehouse.com (corner of North Spring and Cesear Chavez)

beef ribs are excellent, so are the smoked bbq wings. I could do without the pork spare ribs... i gotta try the babybacks still along with the smoked chicken.

Fingers were too dirty for photos, and the beer selection is good, heavy on IPAs.

Interesting that it's located in Chinatown...

it's on the very edge, near Fillipes and Olivera Street. it looks like crap from the outside, but once you go inside, it's nice and clean.

krim wrote:it's on the very edge, near Fillipes and Olivera Street. it looks like crap from the outside, but once you go inside, it's nice and clean.

I've passed that place heading to Phillippe's. I shall make a note of it.

Tu_triky wrote:I've passed that place heading to Phillippe's.

That closing by the board of health for a couple of days didn't discourage anyone: there was a line forming for the reopening. :victory:

i could never really get phillipes, but then again, i grew up on the Hat. Cole's has a nicer selection i think, and there's some nice drinks after. :victory:

krim wrote:i could never really get phillipes, but then again, i grew up on the Hat. Cole's has a nicer selection i think, and there's some nice drinks after. :victory:

Sacrilege! The Hat is good but for pastrami Langer's is king.

I had to prune my two pomegranate tree, persimmon, the fuji apple, korean pear, purple fig, navel orange and jujube. replanted and divided a bunch of aloe to give away. chased rabbits from my pepper plants and I have to start digging up all the broadleaf plantains, which i would keep, but i don't have medical issues that it would help.

and i only have a 1/8th acre, i'd hate to work on your yard
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Do you actually get pomegranates? Very cool! :victory:

krim wrote: roundup is ridiculously bad for you as well as the environment. i have a friend who is convinced that her pets died of cancer because of it.

And everything dies. I don't use it. But it is widely used under the endless miles of fencing in this area. :sweat:

Eve wrote:

Do you actually get pomegranates? Very cool! :victory:

Yup, we had a bumper crop this past year and i couldn't give them away fast enough. I think we left 15 or so to the birds, mostly cause they cracked open and no one wants to eat those.

Eve wrote:

And everything dies. I don't use it. But it is widely used under the endless miles of fencing in this area. :sweat:

yeah, and that stuff is leeching down into the aquifers and feeding into the everglades :(

Tu_triky wrote:

Sacrilege! The Hat is good but for pastrami Langer's is king.

mm... langers.... :drooling:

krim wrote:

mm... langers.... :drooling:

Yes, sir. We can still agree on that my man. Peace on Earth.

Speaking of Langers, here's a pic of my sandwich from my last visit there.

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My best friends having a spot of cake.


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your friends need to eat more, they're looking awfully thin. :beaten:

krim wrote:your friends need to eat more, they're looking awfully thin. :beaten:

We'll be going to Langers soon. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:My best friends having a spot of cake.


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Looks like conversation has gotten a bit flat too.

:hehe:

Eve wrote:

Looks like conversation has gotten a bit flat too.

:hehe:

:rofl: They're all shy.

:shakehead: :lol: :lol:

krim wrote::shakehead: :lol: :lol:

Sup dude. Gotta return the favor on the laughs, yo.

krim wrote:your friends need to eat more, they're looking awfully thin. :beaten:

And underage. :P :rofl:

bmwracer wrote:
And underage. :P :rofl:

Chill man. My name ain't Hanzo.

Tu_triky wrote:Chill man. My name ain't Hanzo.

We're all thankful for that. :applaud: