International Serious Eats Day 2013
When is it? I had a great time last year.
Is the reserve 3.5 cups liquid an error? I'm guessing it is. And I think I've toasted the rice too long.
I'm in Baltimore and went to one in DC last year. I might plan one in Bmore this year.
I ejaculated when I saw "ejaculated" in that comment. I didn't know I ejaculated until I looked up "ejaculated" on dictionary.com.
Is this Ba Le the same as the similarly named places in Philadelphia and Chicago?
"Ah, I didn't know that, sorry! But it does seem strange to accuse Amazon of "squeezing money out of people," when it's the cheapest marketplace anywhere, and of all the places I shop, offers the best customer support and easiest return policies to boot!"
I hope Amazon pays its shills well.
button mushrooms and caramelized onion!
just looking at those jerusalem artichokes makes me gassy.
Ha, if you ordered everything on the menu, it probably took five hours to get your food. It's usually a 45 min wait for two buns.
Ha, (1) pork, whiskey, and shot-and-a-beer specials are completely hipster right now, and (2) hipsters hate hipsters.
Pork Slope is obviously a hipster bar.
Carolina-style: Chili+slaw+mustard+onion
Jolly Pumpkin!
Acckk, those pale, slimy onions are absolutely not caramelized!!
uuggghhh get a tripod
+1 on the reality check looking a lot better. Makes me hungry for some white castle!
That was an overwhelming amount of 13 year-old humor.
Abbey is definitely my favorite serious eats writer!!
That's a thick pepper slice!!
Lifetime -- bouncing souls
Another pizza song --
When I had my driver's license, I had a bottle of this under my seat for winter traffic jams.
There is substantial overlap with this 2006 chow.com article: http://www.chow.com/food-news/53609/camparis-made-from-bugs/
Substantively, this SE article is nearly a duplicate of a 2006 chow.com article:
http://www.chow.com/food-news/53609/camparis-made-from-bugs/
When is it? I had a great time last year.
A guest (that I don't know) left some sort of Chinese pastry at my place. It's shaped like an oblong loaf, about four inches wide, ten inches long, and 1.5 inches tall. The whole thing is fairly chewy/glutenous and dense. The outside skin is an opaque white, and it seems to be filled with a translucent starch that in appearance sort of reminds me of balls of tapioca, but smaller. There are nuts inside it as well. The flavor of the confection is sort of sweet/savory, and I think it might have lard in it. Any ideas what it is?
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Ketchup