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Tag Archives: pastry
The Only Dead Chef Is A Good Chef
Dead Chef Series at The Residency, Umamicatessen Los Angeles, California The Media Age has created a glut of celebrity chefs that are known more for their eccentric behavior, brash, on-camera demeanors, and globe-trotting searches for the most elaborate, exorbitant or … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California, Trippy Happenings (Events)
Tagged almond, bread soup, CA, California, chef, cod, Crostata di Mandorle, Dead Chef, fava beans, fennel, Genovese Tagliarini, Italian, Italy, L.A., Los Angeles, mackerel, Maestro Martino, Mezze, Micah Wexler, pasta, pastry, pesto, Rome, Sgombri con Zucchini e Finocci, suckling pig, Sylvia Woods, The Residency, Umamicatessen, Zanzarelli con Fava e Zafferano, zucchini
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I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream For Poutine
P’tit Soleil Los Angeles (Westwood), California I admit up front that I can come across sounding like a broken record decrying the aberration that is passed off as poutine in Southern California, truly a slap in the face to foreign … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California
Tagged Bakery, beer, Brasserie Dieu Du Ciel, CA, California, Canada, Canadian, cheese, chef, classique, cognac, Crevettes Heather, curds, Ding Dong, Drake's, duck cake, Dulton, egg roll, French Canadian, French fries, Galvaude, Gâteau au Canard, gravy, Harissa, Hostess, L.A., Los Angeles, Luc Alarie, Malik, Marat, Mario, meat pie, Merguez, pastry, poutine, P’tit Soleil, Quebec, Québécois, Roule de Choux, Route des Epices, sausage, shrimp, Simon Chen, Soleil Westwood, squeak, Tastykakes, tourtière, Vachon, Westwood
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It’s Not Always Easy To Be The King Of Fruit
Southeast Asia Durian In the world of fruit, durian boldly establishes its presence in a variety of ways. It is slightly larger than a football, but would be better suited for a game of Rollerball – it has a thick, … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Trippy Food (Tasty flora and fauna)
Tagged durian, fruit, pastry, Southeast Asia
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Can I Get a Danish With That?
Solvang, California Smörgåsbord (The Red Viking) Danish pastry (Olsen’s, Mortensen’s) Today Solvang, California closely resembles a Capraesque Epcot Center pavilion where you’re lucky if you hear anyone speaking Danish. But don’t give up hope – although the city is rife … Continue reading
Posted in Trippy Food (Tasty flora and fauna), USA
Tagged California, danish, Mortensen's, pastry, Red Viking, smorgasbord, Solvang
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