Food • Page 1124

Ketchup fo sho

 

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Wegman’s is the best

 

Yellow mustard. Made in the air fryer though or throw it in the trash.

 

the most acceptable.

 

I thought I was pretty sure I liked pancakes better than waffles but I’m going to an IHOP tomorrow for breakfast and my uncertainty in what I will order means the battle rages on

 

after watching pure food shows the past weekend, I am now deciding on trying to cook for myself an actually meal.

This could be a disaster tbh.

 

Leaving for a road trip up the NE coast tomorrow and I'm effin pumped.

Hitting a bunch of great food spots in Boston, New Haven and Portland (ME). Anyone have any can't miss food spots in those cities? I have a list of a bunch of spots I want to try, but doesn't hurt to come to my favorite thread to see what you guys say.

 

Boston: Row 34 has a good raw bar and beer selection. My favorite spot in the North End is Lo Conte's on Salem St. It's been the best of the few places I've been for a good balance between quality/price/portion size. Yankee Lobster Co. is a pretty good fish market that I like for lunch.

Portland: Duckfat for fries and sandwiches, the best around. Eventide Oyster for oysters and raw bar. Fore Street for a more upscale place with a seasonal menu that changes. Bissell Brothers for beer and they usually have a food truck.

There are a ton of places in both cities that are fantastic as long as you stay away from the touristy/chain type spots.

 

Your first time cooking a dish likely will be a disaster. Your fifth time cooking it will produce something you enjoy eating. Your tenth time will cause people to ask you for your recipe.

I'm convinced that everyone can cook, and cook well. It just requires persistence and curiosity.

 

So much of it is just following directions, haha.

 

It's true, and I'm still very much in that stage. You start to pick up techniques and an understanding of flavors eventually though and then you can look at recipes as a guide. Then it gets real fun.

 

I swear I do this but it just doesn't work!!!

 

I’m on a road trip through America right now and I picked up a bunch of cereal we don’t have in Canada. Hopefully I’m not taxed when I cross the border

 

i am also in this boat where I feel like I can follow a recipe but I can't produce a quality food.

 

Pink Flamingo Drink at JW Marriot catching eyes

my cousin made a cool drink at his local hotel and it has been a hit.

he is a head pastry chef.

 

There is a deli in town. Like a local 7/11 type thing but amazing. Like the kinda place where if u venture in u might get food poisoning and die. It's dirty and riff raff hang around. But it was DELISH. A GEM. And it's closed with no explanation. There's a giant lock on the door and their fb says nothing and it's a mystery I demand answers to. Where else can I get a filling and delish lunch for $2.19????

 

Thanks for the info on Boston. All the places you have listed for Portland are on my list to stop haha. Im amped to try Duckfat and Eventide. Theres a place called Central Provisions I want to stop at too. And of course, I need to find a great lobster roll.

 

It's warm and sunny and I wish I was in California eating In n out. But I am not. I am still laying in bed at 12:13pm not eating in n out.

 

Is Portland as far north as you’re going? Burning Tree near Bar Harbor is an absolute must if you’re up that way.

 

ok so I hope this doesn't upset you but I took my dogs outside and I was like "dang it's a perfect day for some In N Out like 2 hours ago"

not gonna get in n out because I'm getting a rice bowl soon but STILL

 

I would settle for any good burger joint but I have none in walking distance so i will suffer while ungrateful ppl with access choose not to go!!

 

KIANA I had burgers yesterday so it be weird to go again today. I'll probably go this weekend tho since In n out is across the street from my work.