'World Foods'
Tucson is a wasteland when it comes to Chinese restaurants
0 Comments Published by Karyn Zoldan October 4th, 2007 in Food for Thought, World Foods.I love the intracies of good Chinese food — the amazing sauces that plateau my tastebuds to another level, the rich spices that define Mandarin, Szchewuan, Cantonese, and Hunan.
Tucson is one big vapid hole when it comes to Chinese food. Eat it elsewhere…
[more...]Global Dining:Kotosh-Peruvian Food and Sushi, Lomita, Los Angeles
1 Comment Published by Karyn Zoldan September 27th, 2007 in Food for Thought, Foodie Passions, Restaurant Reviews, World Foods.On a recent trip to Los Angeles, I ate at Kotosh, a marvelously little hole-in-the-wall serving memorable Japanese-Peruvian fare in Lomita.
My friend Annette knew one of the owners and off we went (with Linzi along). I guess Peruvian Japanese fare…
[more...]Bento Box: Portion Control Accessory
0 Comments Published by Karyn Zoldan August 16th, 2007 in Cravings, Foodie Passions, Healthy Lifestyle, Restaurant Reviews, Wine Pairing, World Foods.Tucson–Tonight I went out to dinner to Yoshimatsu which is one of my favorite restaurants. Yoshimatsu serves a different kind of Japanese food in a fast casual setting but somehow it works and is consistently wonderful.
Since the University of Arizona session…
[more...]A Tea Cup and Other British Measurements Translated for the US
0 Comments Published by Mary Johnson August 11th, 2007 in Food for Thought, World Foods.What do “a tea cup” and a “dessert spoon” have in common? Quaintly enough, they are both British measurements.
If you should happen to run across a British recipe, which is not uncommon these days with the Internet, you might think…
[more...]Food Blog: Exotic Ice Cream in the Melting Pot
1 Comment Published by Karyn Zoldan August 11th, 2007 in Comfort Foods, Desserts, Foodie Passions, World Foods.July was national ice cream month but if you ask me ice cream never goes out of style especially in these long hot summer months.
While the 15 most popular flavors list vanilla, chocolate, and butter pecan as the top 3 —…
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