I made Garlic Sriracha BBQ Sauce Tofu and brown rice. Very good.
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Originally Posted By: aa1986
Tonight will be wild Alaskan salmon, olive oil roasted potato, asparagus and a garlic lemon and herb sauce. Wine will be either a Torrontes / Chardonnay blend from Argentina or maybe a 100% Californian Chardonnay.
And we had moose for dessert.
Tonight will be wild Alaskan salmon, olive oil roasted potato, asparagus and a garlic lemon and herb sauce. Wine will be either a Torrontes / Chardonnay blend from Argentina or maybe a 100% Californian Chardonnay.
And we had moose for dessert.
Last night I had Korean: kimchi, bibibimbap and a beef dish. Pictures are bad, I was hungry and in a hurry. I shouldn't have mixed the bibimbap before taking the picture, it looks like slop.
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Tonight I had Thai. Pumpkin curry with chicken, deepfried chicken and garlic noodles with, gasp, roasted chicken served with brown rice.
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From your pictures, the Thai dishes are better looking(probably better taste too) than Korean dishes. I think Korean food is well known for Kimchi and nothing else.
Originally Posted By: HTSS_TR
From your pictures, the Thai dishes are better looking(probably better taste too) than Korean dishes. I think Korean food is well known for Kimchi and nothing else.
Between those two particular places, the Thai restaurant has the better food. As for how appetizing or unappetizing it looks, I already explained. But yes, Thai food is usually more nicely presented compared to Korean food. One of my favorite places in SF is a Korean restaurant that has most excellent meat dishes. If I want mostly meat, I go there.
hotwheels
From your pictures, the Thai dishes are better looking(probably better taste too) than Korean dishes. I think Korean food is well known for Kimchi and nothing else.
Between those two particular places, the Thai restaurant has the better food. As for how appetizing or unappetizing it looks, I already explained. But yes, Thai food is usually more nicely presented compared to Korean food. One of my favorite places in SF is a Korean restaurant that has most excellent meat dishes. If I want mostly meat, I go there.
hotwheels
Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Between those two particular places, the Thai restaurant has the better food. As for how appetizing or unappetizing it looks, I already explained. But yes, Thai food is usually more nicely presented compared to Korean food. One of my favorite places in SF is a Korean restaurant that has most excellent meat dishes. If I want mostly meat, I go there.
hotwheels
I believe you.
We didn't go to Korean restaurant here in Orange County a lot, we went to Korean restaurants (mostly barbeque) probably 3-5 times the last 10-15 years. We like Thai, Persian, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese ... better than Korean.
Between those two particular places, the Thai restaurant has the better food. As for how appetizing or unappetizing it looks, I already explained. But yes, Thai food is usually more nicely presented compared to Korean food. One of my favorite places in SF is a Korean restaurant that has most excellent meat dishes. If I want mostly meat, I go there.
hotwheels
I believe you.
We didn't go to Korean restaurant here in Orange County a lot, we went to Korean restaurants (mostly barbeque) probably 3-5 times the last 10-15 years. We like Thai, Persian, Chinese, Indian, Vietnamese ... better than Korean.
FISH and rice.
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
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FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Its friday for lent thing
, cant wait to fried some steak tomorrow.
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Its friday for lent thing
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Its friday for lent thing
, cant wait to fried some steak tomorrow.
Vigorously fasting instead of merely restricting protein intake to fish may hasten your ascent.
hotwheels
Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Its friday for lent thing
Vigorously fasting instead of merely restricting protein intake to fish may hasten your ascent.
hotwheels
Today I went for early dim sum. I think I'm going to platz.
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Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Its friday for lent thing
, cant wait to fried some steak tomorrow.
Vigorously fasting instead of merely restricting protein intake to fish may hasten your ascent.
hotwheels
I like fish and rice. Its part of my daily lifting weight diet.
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Originally Posted By: MetalSlug
FISH and rice.
It wasn't a normal eating fish?
hotwheels
Its friday for lent thing
Vigorously fasting instead of merely restricting protein intake to fish may hasten your ascent.
hotwheels
I like fish and rice. Its part of my daily lifting weight diet.
Tonight I'm grilling chicken, onions and beet roots, served with a bean salad and a bottle of 2011 Chamisal Chardonnay. For dessert I have grilled pineapple. Since my backyard is currently under construction I won't show you any pictures.
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Originally Posted By: hotwheels
Tonight I'm grilling chicken, onions and beet roots, served with a bean salad and a bottle of 2011 Chamisal Chardonnay. For dessert I have grilled pineapple. Since my backyard is currently under construction I won't show you any pictures.
hotwheels
That looks like a fine choice of wine. I like the unoaked Chards.
Tonight I'm grilling chicken, onions and beet roots, served with a bean salad and a bottle of 2011 Chamisal Chardonnay. For dessert I have grilled pineapple. Since my backyard is currently under construction I won't show you any pictures.
hotwheels
That looks like a fine choice of wine. I like the unoaked Chards.
Originally Posted By: aa1986
The dim sum looks excellent. Was it?
I liked it very much. Then again, I wasn't the one who got the bad news.
hotwheels
The dim sum looks excellent. Was it?
I liked it very much. Then again, I wasn't the one who got the bad news.
hotwheels
Originally Posted By: aa1986
I've been to Yank Sing a couple of times. Wonderful but expensive.
Yank Sing is pretty god. Don't remeber the damages.
Yesterday I had a pork cutlet on rice with a potato croquette and curry. Tonight I'm cooking a chicken fricassée.
hotwheels
I've been to Yank Sing a couple of times. Wonderful but expensive.
Yank Sing is pretty god. Don't remeber the damages.
Yesterday I had a pork cutlet on rice with a potato croquette and curry. Tonight I'm cooking a chicken fricassée.
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