Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Gyros at Home
Food, family, and more food: this has become a recurring theme in my life lately. Today we made gyros, or at least gyro meat.Flat bread, tzatziki, Greek salad, and cucumbers surrounded think slices of delicious lamb Doner kebab. It was quite good.
Friday, January 27, 2012
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Lola Gaspar
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Pretzel 2.0
There has been much clamoring and demand for my pretzels, and as my cousins are in town it seemed appropriate to make some. Butter, flour, salt, and yeast, all this and a lot of love: these are the things that pretzels make. Topped with a gentle egg wash and finished with some whole grain mustard. The simple things in life can sometimes be the best.
Saturday Morning Food Trucks
For the next few weeks my cousins are in town from Australia. I asked them what they wanted to do when they got here; the answer was perfect. Eat. So we started off on a strong foot, food trucks in the morning. Barbeque A Go Go and Bakery Truck, slow smoked Southern BBQ followed by filled to order creme puffs. I'd say we're going good.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Short Stop BBQ
"So Timothy, what is your favorite food?"
"Sandwiches."
"Well... what is your favorite sandwich then?"
Well aren't you clever. You think because I answered your broad question with a versatile answer that you can corner me into picking a favorite food within the category of sandwiches. Too bad for you my favorite sandwich is hamburgers. And while your pedestrian concept of a hamburger is limited to the overrated fast-food grease-ball (e.g. In-N-Out, Five Guys, Carls Jr., Etc), what you fail to realize is that the hamburger is an utterly vast and plentiful cornucopia of meat between bread. What kind of meat do you want, beef? lamb? bison? Do you want cheese? Do you want something absurd like bone-marrow butter? All this exists within the framework of hamburger.
What you see above is a Bar-Be-Que hamburger from Short Stop BBQ. That's right. Bar-Be-Que. Slow smoked Angus beef, topped with devilishly think BBQ pork belly and smothered in an equally delightful sticky smokey sauce of the Gods, all between a magnificent brioche bun. Oh yeah, there's a coleslaw too.
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