Richmond VA Restaurants
I'd like to send a gift certificate to friends in Richmond for a nice dinner, but know nothing about the restaurant scene there. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
I'd like to send a gift certificate to friends in Richmond for a nice dinner, but know nothing about the restaurant scene there. Any suggestions? Thanks!!
count me in for crisp!
bagel, lox, cream cheese, slice of tomato, red onion, and capers. purchased at h&h and zabars, and assembled by me.
I'm on a huge spinach kick. Spinach salad, wilted spinach with garlic, spinach and chickpea soup. I yam what I yam.
Canned whole tomatoes. It was an amazing revelation to me when I stopped buying jarred pasta sauce, and made quick (and not so quick) sauces with canned tomatoes. They are also a must have in my kitchen for chili, soups and sauces. Definitely the best!
As a distant second, frozen peas. Perfect last minute add on to dishes and sweet and fresh tasting.
NSW - there is a farmers market on Saturdays at Grand Army Plaza, and I think another one further down Prospect Park West on Wednesdays in the spring/summer. Check this link:
I really love any form of pasta (especially right after my Passover abstinence!), but my current kick is penne with spicy tomato sauce, grilled eggplant, and fresh or smoked mozzerella. Yum!
This is a bit of a digression, but I really love cracker jacks too, and wanted to know if anyone else had noticed that the ratio of popcorn to peanuts has changed drastically in the past 15 years or so. Where have all my peanuts gone??
Mind sharing the crust recipe?
I actually have a wall at work where we put our favorite fortune cookies...
"Come back later, I'm sleeping (yes, fortune cookies need their sleep too)"
"A crab wonton a day keeps the doctor away" - we have two of those
"42.7 percent of all statics are made up on the spot"
and my personal favorite: "Never smell the inside of a hat"
We have a winner!
And it's ... kitchenninja. Someone from Serious Eats will be contacting you shortly for shipping info.
Thanks to everyone who commented, and tune in again later today and throughout New Year's Day for a contest each day.
Crispy AND pliant, please!
As Vincent Vega so eloquently phrased it in "Pulp Fiction":
"Bacon tastes goooood..."
Either way...crisp or plient...bacon is magical in any form!
It has to be CRISP!
Gorgeously crisp, with a nice fatty streak that melts in your mouth. Mmmmm. No wonder there are so many "bacotarians" (vegetarians who make an exception for bacon).
I like my bacon crisp, but with a little give to it. I usually buy from the local farmer's market so it's a thicker cut.
Pliant - but cooked through. Heaven on a BLAT!
i'm going to be 'that girl' here and say in between. i don't like bacon that is so crisp it crumbles, it's got to have that little bit of chew so it doesn't fall apart in a blt!
Website:
Location:
About:
Favorite foods:
Last bite on earth: