Weekend Book Giveaway: 'Around the World in 80 Dinners'
Vietnam for vibrant flavors
France for comfort & bistro fare
Singapore for worry-free street food
Vietnam for vibrant flavors
France for comfort & bistro fare
Singapore for worry-free street food
Karenita, riceandwheat: I live a few blocks from Tartine too, and while I love the place to death (favorite bread, bread pudding, etc.), I must say that they don't make quiche. Actually, having returned from Yountville two weeks ago, I don't believe that any non-TK operation in America really makes quiche -- they just make scrambled egg pie and push it off on unsuspecting customers. If that's not the case, than the only other explanation is that TK doesn't make quiche, and he and Cerciello need to have a new word made in their honor for the slice of heaven they serve. It is hard to understand until you try it, but TK's quiche is so unctuous and ethereal, it was easily my favorite dish of all of TK's operations in Yountville. They aren't lying about the quiche's sexuality, the thought of it makes me coo.
(Tartine's egg pie is better than most though)
Nealy's Yard Stilton
every day: stir-fry.
special treat: braising.
If i have to pick one....Laksa with minimal coconut milk.
I think tripe is my favorite specific part...but to be more specific as some have done, my favorite restaurant tripe dishes: Callos Madrilenos in Madrid (though Jose Andres' version at Jaleo is good too), Lupa's Trippa Alla Romana, A16's Tripe napoletana, and a hunanese style hot pot braise.
Of Fergus' offal dishes: soft roe on toast, chitterlings & mash.
Of Chris Cosentino's offal: calf's brain in caper butter sauce.
Steamed fish heads with chilis, ginger and scallions
some hazlenut gelato I had this weekend now puts it above the other flavor favorites (pistachio, mascarpone, rum raisin, and tiramisu)
Curling finger pads back toward the palm and protecting the thumb to limit knife mishaps.
san francisco- out of all of the places in the world i have been, this is the freshest, most immaculate foodie destination in the u.s. i think any foodie from any background must visit san francisco.
kerala, india- i love india. and indian food
island of capri, italy- for great seafood, and that glass elevator thing that takes you up the side of the island, where you can see the huge citrus, the size of basketballs, some of it!
Paris for macarons at Ladurée
London for high tea at the Ritz
New York for bellinis at Cipriani's on Fifth
Paris, France
Salzburg, Austria
Honolulu, Hawaii
I would go to Italy, China, and France. I love the food.
Spain, France and England to visit family members and friends.
Ireland, Scotland and England (my heritage)
Italy for the food, wine comfort of home food
Australia for the seafood
South Africa for the unique dishes
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China - family heritage - My father lived there for several years
Ireland - fell in love with the foods in college during a seminar on Ireland
Italy - I'd like to experience more of the variety of Italy than you can get here.
Paris,TX, Engalnd for the food, Thanks
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