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- dave 3-15-2011 6:36 pm [link] [add a comment]

homestyle hostess cupcake balls
- dave 3-14-2011 4:08 pm [link] [2 comments]

Very happy just having eaten awesome sichuan at Metro Cafe in sunset park...Yes bit of ride from most places...But best pig ears since Lucky Strike in Port OR...! Everything great, distinctive, spicy..nutty stuff..Had some sort of chick wings...? Like GS w/distortion pedal on acoustic guitar ...Salt and pepper pork chop..? Nice. Tiny room, cool bunch of skinny guys run joint...Funny, put cheap plastic wine glasses together for us-14 peep....Brought Zind Reisling and Latour Marsannay Pinot...
Did good ... Worth mass invasion....
sdb
- Michelle S 3-14-2011 4:20 am [link] [1 ref] [2 comments]

lunch yesterday at Sette Luna, easton pa / the Caracole Nostradamus on tap was exceptional with a margherita pizza w/ spinach, prosciutto di parma, roasted red peppers / pretty good for out here!

i just wanted to note the beer. (yum!)
- bill 3-13-2011 4:55 pm [link] [add a comment]

Sustenance Abuse Program

Feb 28th to March 13th
3 Days Portland....2 Bottles a wine day
3 Days NYC....8 Juice Press Juices a day
3 Days Mass....1.5 Bottles a wine a day
4 Days NYC.....8 Juice Press Juices a day

March 14th to 19th me and the kids will detox on fish and rice in Aguadilla PRico while Linda studies Yoga (yes she told me to get out of the house).......NO SCHOOL YES POOL TOUR
- Skinny 3-09-2011 7:51 pm [link] [add a comment]

L'Ami Louis - the worst restaurant in the world. Hilarious Vanity Fair restaurant review. You been Skinny? (via kottke)
- jim 3-07-2011 5:18 pm [link] [1 comment]

The Rolls-Royce of the sea is her shark’s fin, the pricey pièce de résistance of traditional Chinese banquets. “No shark’s fin soup, you’re cheap,” said Mrs. Li, summing up the prevailing ethos toward the steamy glutinous broth, for centuries a symbol of virility, wealth and power.

- bill 3-06-2011 1:34 pm [link] [add a comment]

veselka
- dave 3-05-2011 7:00 pm [link] [1 comment]

essex market unrest
- dave 3-03-2011 3:58 pm [link] [1 comment]

top bar bee hive

wiki entry w/ links
- bill 3-02-2011 2:03 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

clinton st getting a chinatown dumpling outpost. i eat at vanessa's but ive read prosperity are their equal.
- dave 3-02-2011 3:09 am [link] [add a comment]

"Best restaurant" lists are tricky. How can any sensible eater compare an iconic pizza parlor or the joint that serves that simply transcendent cheeseburger with the lapidary perfection of a French Laundry or the genre-bending inventiveness of a WD-50? On what terms is it possible to stack the culinary monuments of Manhattan, Chicago, or Los Angeles up against the really-very-good but necessarily more modest establishments of, say, Buellton or Murphysboro? Talk about apples and oranges.

- bill 2-26-2011 3:43 pm [link] [add a comment]

bowery dinering
- dave 2-24-2011 10:39 pm [link] [1 ref] [add a comment]

Food and the New Physics
- dave 2-22-2011 5:06 pm [link] [add a comment]

Molecular Cuisine Starter Kit
- dave 2-21-2011 9:12 pm [link] [1 comment]

paleo diet podcst
- dave 2-21-2011 12:04 am [link] [2 comments]

"Papa Pinot"
David Lett arrived in the Willamette Valley in 1965 at the age of 25 with 3,000 vine cuttings from Davis in the bed of his uncle's horse trailer. He originally planted them south of Salem in Corvallis, while he searched for vineyard land closer to Portland in the Northern half of the Valley. In 1966 Lett purchased 20 acres at $450 each in the Dundee Hills. Four years later, he bottled his first Pinot Noir under the Eyrie label and sold it for $2.65 a bottle. The same year he harvested the New World's first Pinot Gris, a variety that would eventually become the Willamette Valley's signature white wine grape.

For the first couple years Lett could barely convince an alcoholic to drink his wines, but things changed fast. In 1979, Lett's '75 Eyrie South Block Reserve Pinot Noir would take second place behind famed Burgundy producer Joseph Drouhin's 1959 Chambolle-Musigny in a blind tasting of American Pinot Noir versus French Burgundy. Oregon was officially on the international radar and pioneers looking for a piece of the action were pounding stakes into every naked piece of Willamette loam.
- Skinny 2-16-2011 10:12 pm [link] [add a comment]

clockwork spitjack

via eating art #1 on the menu
- bill 2-15-2011 3:10 pm [link] [add a comment]

new pdx restaurant helmed by ex new yorkers, menu looks great inc the $$'s
- Skinny 2-13-2011 5:20 pm [link] [1 comment]