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Tag Archives: CA
You Think I’m Psycho, Don’t You Mama?
Psycho Donuts Campbell, California It would be a forgivable mistake to dismiss Silicon Valley’s Psycho Donuts as a novelty store – the windows and glass doors on the otherwise normal-looking storefront in a tiny Campbell, California strip mall are plastered … Continue reading
Posted in San Jose CA
Tagged bacon, Bunny Ballz, CA, Cadbury, California, Campbell, Cereal Killer, chef, Chirp Derp, Comfortably Numb, crickets, Doctor of Donut Derangement, donut, Donut Guy, Donut Showdown, doughnut, eggs, Food Network Canada, Glazed and Confused, Headbanger, insects, Jordan Zweigororn, maguey, maple, mealworms, mescal, Monte Cristo, National Doughnut Day, peep show, Psycho Donuts, Rabbit Roadkill, Ron Levi, San Jose, Silicon Valley, Sticky Monkey, Strawberry Margarita, tequila, Voodoo Doughnut, Web Granger, worm, Worm Hole
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Let The Paiché Bite Cha
Paiché Peruvian Izakaya Marina del Rey, California The fish approaches slowly, methodically – at three feet in length, the torpedo-like paiché (more commonly known as arapaima) is yet a juvenile, but his hinged jaw is capable of wreaking havoc on … Continue reading
Posted in Peru, Southern California
Tagged aji, albacore, amaebi, Amazon, anticucho, arapaima, Asian, CA, California, chef, fish, huacatay, Japanese, Lima on Fire, Marina Del Rey, miso, pacu, paiche, Paiche Peruvian Izakaya, Peru, piranha, ponzu, potato, quinoa, rib, Ricardo Zarate, shrimp, tuna tartare, yucca
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Proud As A Peacock
Peafowl Indian subcontinent Very few of the animal kingdom’s royalty flaunt their status in such resplendent pageantry as the peafowl – the male of the species is easily recognized promenading its flashy, iridescent, feathery finery in a mock display of … Continue reading
Posted in India
Tagged Arcadia, bird, blue peafowl, Botanical Gardens, CA, California, China, Cyrus the Great, dirty rice, Exotic Meat Market, foie gras, Frank Vanderlip, heart, Hindu, India, Indian, Jiangxi Zong Technology, Kamikaze Kitchen, Kyle Schutte, L.A., liver, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County Arboretum, Lucky Baldwin, Musigny Conte de Vogué, organs, Palos Verde pigeons, Palos Verdes, peacock, Peafowl, peahen, Persia, Rancho Santa Anita, Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, tongue, William Wrigley
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Vegeterranean
urban garden Los Angeles, California Opening a Mediterranean eatery in the heart of L.A.s Fairfax District (across the street from cornerstone Canter’s Deli) takes balls of chickpeas, but that’s exactly what restaurant mogul George Abou-Daoud has done with the recent … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California
Tagged Aleppo pepper, bakalava, CA, California, cayenne, chef, chicken, chickpeas, couscous, dolmas, Fairfax, falafel, fried cheese rolls, George Abou-Daoud, grape leaves, kefta, kibbeh, L.A., LA, lamb, Lebanese, Lebanon, Los Angeles, Mediterranean, Middle East, mint, Sam Seklawi, shawarma, sumac, urban garden, vegan, vegetarian
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Cafe Noir Is The New Black
Cafe Noir Santa Monica, California Santa Monica’s Cafe Noir stealthily hides in the open, a converted ninja bistro dressed in black and only slightly hinting at its former life as Madame Chou Chou on artsy and hipster Main Street. One … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California
Tagged beet salad, Bistro, black, blue, bone marrow, bouillabaisse, CA, Cafe Noir, California, chanterelle, cheese, chef, chocolate, crudo, duxelle, fish, French, hamachi, lamb shank, lobster, Madame Chou Chou, Main Street, Manila clams, mushrooms, mussels, paella, pork belly, Portobello, saffron, santa monica, shitake, shrimp, soufflé, squid, St. Agur, trout, Vincent Carneau
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