hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
NYC. Oh....take it off the list. So many choices. I would say: Philly, SF, Denver in that order. SF is more of a walking town, to me. (As is WDC) I would go Philly. I moved to this area in 2012 and I still haven't seen all of the cool shit in the city. Great food, great divey places, good upscale places, some parks to hang in before nightfall. Sweet Markets. (Reading Terminal and Italian Market)
hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
NYC. Oh....take it off the list. So many choices. I would say: Philly, SF, Denver in that order. SF is more of a walking town, to me. (As is WDC) I would go Philly. I moved to this area in 2012 and I still haven't seen all of the cool shit in the city. Great food, great divey places, good upscale places, some parks to hang in before nightfall. Sweet Markets. (Reading Terminal and Italian Market)
thanks ... I was definitely thinking philly ... SF is good (especially during dungeness crab season) and despite the hills - it's pretty bikeable ...
hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
NYC. Oh....take it off the list. So many choices. I would say: Philly, SF, Denver in that order. SF is more of a walking town, to me. (As is WDC) I would go Philly. I moved to this area in 2012 and I still haven't seen all of the cool shit in the city. Great food, great divey places, good upscale places, some parks to hang in before nightfall. Sweet Markets. (Reading Terminal and Italian Market)
thanks ... I was definitely thinking philly ... SF is good (especially during dungeness crab season) and despite the hills - it's pretty bikeable ...
Yep, lots of good food and things to see in SF as well. Never biked there but have walked all over that city. It is a good workout either way.
hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
NYC. Oh....take it off the list. So many choices. I would say: Philly, SF, Denver in that order. SF is more of a walking town, to me. (As is WDC) I would go Philly. I moved to this area in 2012 and I still haven't seen all of the cool shit in the city. Great food, great divey places, good upscale places, some parks to hang in before nightfall. Sweet Markets. (Reading Terminal and Italian Market)
thanks ... I was definitely thinking philly ... SF is good (especially during dungeness crab season) and despite the hills - it's pretty bikeable ...
Philly is your town. Such a good city. Bike lanes (although not enough) that can get you around anywhere you want to go. Can give you plenty of advice on everything you are looking for if you pick it.
hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
Sounds like Portland, OR would fit your criteria.
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hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
NYC. Oh....take it off the list. So many choices. I would say: Philly, SF, Denver in that order. SF is more of a walking town, to me. (As is WDC) I would go Philly. I moved to this area in 2012 and I still haven't seen all of the cool shit in the city. Great food, great divey places, good upscale places, some parks to hang in before nightfall. Sweet Markets. (Reading Terminal and Italian Market)
thanks ... I was definitely thinking philly ... SF is good (especially during dungeness crab season) and despite the hills - it's pretty bikeable ...
Philly is your town. Such a good city. Bike lanes (although not enough) that can get you around anywhere you want to go. Can give you plenty of advice on everything you are looking for if you pick it.
Boston is another good option.
Boston is not a good option for cycling.
I cycled everywhere in NYC (every borough except Staten Island), never rode the subway, and I had to quit for fear of my own safety after moving to Boston. The motorists here are out for cyclists' blood. Cambridge and Somerville are fine, but Boston proper is awful. A lot of horn honking, yelling out the window, and vehicular intimidation (read: running cyclists off the road).
Also, it's a culinary wasteland.
I do hear that Portland, Maine, is nice for this sort of thing.
Will you please open a "What Dankind Thinks About Massachusetts Today" thread? We would all (almost all) enjoy the humor/anger and you might feel better having an outlet.
hey foodies ... looking to do a food crawl somewhere ... probably stateside ... i'm in toronto and my friend is in vancouver ... here's our criteria:
* bikeable city ... plan to rent bikes to travel around * good authentic food ... looking for divy hole in the wall / street food kind of places * nice public places ... can't eat every minute of the day so to be able to chill in a park or a market would be cool
any suggestions? take NYC off the list ... thanks
Didn't see anyone's responses yet, but this is easily Philly.
Sounds like a ton of fun, I never thought of doing a vacation dedicated to food!? Of course we always seek out the best local tastes when we travel, but an entire weekend devoted to the tasty pleasures of an area? Dang-O, gonna have to run that by the boss!
I was thinking Portland, OR as well but not sure how many direct flights go there from YVR and YYZ. I've been to Porland, ME and its cool and hip but in terms of diversity of food - don't think it's there yet.
If anyone wants tips for Toronto - let me know ...
I was thinking Portland, OR as well but not sure how many direct flights go there from YVR and YYZ. I've been to Porland, ME and its cool and hip but in terms of diversity of food - don't think it's there yet.
If anyone wants tips for Toronto - let me know ...
The Black Hoof alone is worth the trip. Edit: In Toronto that is.
Did a sous vide pork tenderloin last night with a farro, tomato, cucumber and herb salad and a nice green salad with mixed greens, bacon, walnuts,goat cheese, roasted beets and a nice oil, maple, lemon, mustard vinagrette. Was all banging.
today it's a white bean and sausage stew which goes perfectly with this wet winter day.
Yesterday we did a couple strip steaks that were on sale and some cabbage fried up with bacon and onions and fingerling potatoes. Cabbage is the best.
I didn’t eat cabbage growing up as my family didn’t use it but have grown to really like it over the past few years. Sounds good
I fry/saute/stew cabbage all the time with various dishes, this was my first time frying it up with bacon. Holy moly, those southern folks know what the hell they are doing!
SUPER BOWL FOOD perhaps not this year but think of any year -- what are some of the best Super Bowl Foods you have made or seen? I recall cooking for hours last year...and the best thing actually turned out to be Chicken MarkNuggets (Mark Bittman wrote my bible) https://youtu.be/W3xPRy_XHbY
If I'm home this year, I am making them again. But...what else?
My wife makes this seven-layer dip that’s pretty good.
My buddy’s wife made this buffalo chicken blue cheese dip back when the Giants beat the Pats. That was the tits, but I don’t think that she was ever allowed to make it again. My buddy is really fucking stupid.
On the menu for Sunday we've got Porchetta (bone-in) with some extra sharp provolone and accompanying Italian rolls, Turkey Chili, Pigs in a Blanket, Sausage Dip, Buffalo Chicken Dip, soft pretzel dog bones from Philly Pretzel Factory (because of course), some rag ass vegan option, and finally some Fronoli donuts and Churros for dessert. Though, really, the only dessert I would like is a Birds win.
On the menu for Sunday we've got Porchetta (bone-in) with some extra sharp provolone and accompanying Italian rolls, Turkey Chili, Pigs in a Blanket, Sausage Dip, Buffalo Chicken Dip, soft pretzel dog bones from Philly Pretzel Factory (because of course), some rag ass vegan option, and finally some Fronoli donuts and Churros for dessert. Though, really, the only dessert I would like is a Birds win.
On the menu for Sunday we've got Porchetta (bone-in) with some extra sharp provolone and accompanying Italian rolls, Turkey Chili, Pigs in a Blanket, Sausage Dip, Buffalo Chicken Dip, soft pretzel dog bones from Philly Pretzel Factory (because of course), some rag ass vegan option, and finally some Fronoli donuts and Churros for dessert. Though, really, the only dessert I would like is a Birds win.
Sounds awesome. I was at Philly Pretzel Factory hq last week and they told me they made dog bone pretzels. Would have been better for them to have Philly v Pitt since they have lots of locations that way, but they do have one location in MA. Funny how some local businesses boom because of silly shit like football.
Everything sounds awesome on that menu and I love beans/veg and all sorts of shit that could be the rag ass vegan option.
A friend of mine makes some killer bacon wrapped jalapenos w/cream cheese. My boss' former husband (RIP) used to make wings for us at work and whatever sauce recipe he had was probably my favorite wing sauce ever. On a few different occasions I've made cocktail meatballs, chicken fajita chili, $50 mac-n-cheese, and my olive & pepper cheese dip - all of which people rave over.
I'm pretty much happy with any type of meat and/or cheese snack, especially when both come together in dip form.
Recipes? C'mon, man. If I knew the recipe, I'd have to make the dip.
It would have been nice if my wife got the buffalo chicken blue cheese dip recipe from my buddy's wife. I love buffalo wings, but the dip was a cleaner way to get the flavor and prevented getting sauce all over the remote when switching over to puppy bowl.
SUPER BOWL FOOD perhaps not this year but think of any year -- what are some of the best Super Bowl Foods you have made or seen? I recall cooking for hours last year...and the best thing actually turned out to be Chicken MarkNuggets (Mark Bittman wrote my bible) https://youtu.be/W3xPRy_XHbY
If I'm home this year, I am making them again. But...what else?
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Oh....take it off the list.
So many choices.
I would say:
Philly, SF, Denver in that order. SF is more of a walking town, to me. (As is WDC)
I would go Philly. I moved to this area in 2012 and I still haven't seen all of the cool shit in the city. Great food, great divey places, good upscale places, some parks to hang in before nightfall. Sweet Markets. (Reading Terminal and Italian Market)
Boston is another good option.
I cycled everywhere in NYC (every borough except Staten Island), never rode the subway, and I had to quit for fear of my own safety after moving to Boston. The motorists here are out for cyclists' blood. Cambridge and Somerville are fine, but Boston proper is awful. A lot of horn honking, yelling out the window, and vehicular intimidation (read: running cyclists off the road).
Also, it's a culinary wasteland.
I do hear that Portland, Maine, is nice for this sort of thing.
Will you please open a "What Dankind Thinks About Massachusetts Today" thread? We would all (almost all) enjoy the humor/anger and you might feel better having an outlet.
Of course we always seek out the best local tastes when we travel, but an entire weekend devoted to the tasty pleasures of an area? Dang-O, gonna have to run that by the boss!
If anyone wants tips for Toronto - let me know ...
Edit: In Toronto that is.
today it's a white bean and sausage stew which goes perfectly with this wet winter day.
Go to home Depot and get some items to make a guy feel useful and eat half of this shit
Cabbage is the best.
What I'm dipping some steamed skrimps in for dinner.
Grinding.
perhaps not this year but think of any year -- what are some of the best Super Bowl Foods you have made or seen?
I recall cooking for hours last year...and the best thing actually turned out to be Chicken MarkNuggets
(Mark Bittman wrote my bible)
If I'm home this year, I am making them again. But...what else?
I saved this in my favorites -- was it shared here, perhaps? Not sure who showed it to me, but this is tempting:
https://savageandsage.com/2015/04/20/whats-for-dinner-pig-skin-in-sunday-sauce-braciole-di-cotenna/
Also considering making my first batches of hot sauce on Saturday
What have you guys got?
My buddy’s wife made this buffalo chicken blue cheese dip back when the Giants beat the Pats. That was the tits, but I don’t think that she was ever allowed to make it again. My buddy is really fucking stupid.
Everything sounds awesome on that menu and I love beans/veg and all sorts of shit that could be the rag ass vegan option.
Pigs in a blanket! Have not had that is years.
I'm pretty much happy with any type of meat and/or cheese snack, especially when both come together in dip form.
It would have been nice if my wife got the buffalo chicken blue cheese dip recipe from my buddy's wife. I love buffalo wings, but the dip was a cleaner way to get the flavor and prevented getting sauce all over the remote when switching over to puppy bowl.