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Obsolete Childhood Food Memories?
't the same without her. She was food-she loved to feed people and cook. She made both jewish and italian food, so I have visions of me helping her bread veal cutlets to helping her roll out dough for rugeleah (sp). Her cooking...
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Is Sushi too overrated/ubiquitous?
as an enabler in the rise in popularity of sushi shops. This is around 1900. Perhaps household freezers were not common until after the war, but presumably, a culture that managed to put together a modern navy with aircraft...
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Top Chef - Restaurant Wars [Possible Spoilers]
I definitely remember Stephanie working the pasta dough. But I don’t remember anything about who did the rest of the pasta dish, other than Nikki making sure the grit was gone, and it seems like they all had their hands in...
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What does "healthy" mean to you?
svelte Italian women eating pizza drenched in olive oil...it ain’t what you eat people (although good pizza dough doesn’t equal Twinkie)...it’s how yer a** is glued to the sofa perhaps....All I’m saying is...
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WNR list
is the best ever. 2. The fruit is ALWAYS fresh &, most importantly, ripe or they simply dont serve it. 3. Other food from their lengthy, strange & wonderful menu is good & can rise to very good if you order very,...
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The Primacy of Ingredients
ratings for Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, and Vancourver) is pretty good, since confidence level (i.e. how many posts over what period of time) is part of the rating. None of these are sure things, just some methods with which our...
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The Same Boring Zagatish Chinese Places
The dumpling house on Eldridge a 1/2 a block up from Grand serves 5 dumpling for $1.00. They’ve got just the right mixture of chewiness and crispness in the dough, and the pork filling is quite flavorful. Avoid the...
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Typical Foods of Every State/Region of US?
Nebraska, in addition to the Omaha steaks: runzas (meat, onion and cabbage encased in a soft dough), kolaches (Czech cookies), corn on the cob, Russell Stover chocolates and Kool-Aid. Maybe not all at once.
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Dinner party for 45- need suggestions
inserting the cake in oven to allow cake to rise and increase in volume.
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Chinese Restaurants Today
've seen the rise of Fujian cuisine with some half dozen or more restaurants here in the past few years – all run by immigrants from Fujian.
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Just moved to Cleveland...where are the good eats?
light bistro, paladar and momocho. you have to go to the velvet tango room for tails. mr. brisket for meat and great sandwiches. on the rise has the best bread. cleveland is a GREAT foodie city. enjoy.
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Its not what you know, its who you know (Spring World - Yunnan)
and Yunnan style moon cakes – This is not on the menu, but what the house offered us for dessert. Yunnan moon cakes are totally different from the Cantonese versions, no nuts or bean paste. Instead, an extremely flaky dough...
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article: Is Eating Out Cheaper Than Cooking?
Interesting article. I think this rise of families eating out is linked to the rise of two income households. With two parents working, there is very little time to prepare meals from scratch. Consequently, people come to rely on...
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How do east- and west-coast Chinese-American food differ?
It’s my guess that pu-pu platters in Chinese restaurants are one of those curious cultural cross-fertilizations that the USA is good at generating. I remember the rise of a Polynesian thing in the late 50’s-early...
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Article about cake mixes in the New York Times
I will say that I can remember dozens of cakes from scratch that either my mother made or I made that were disasters – those ski hill cakes where only one side rises, cakes that sink in the middle, cakes that are too dry,...
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