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welcome back. what's new?
- 7.13 - added a new label "wines" so you can sort posts easily to see what wines i've enjoyed with dinner.
- 2.29 - happy leap year! i haven't been around much. sorry, work's been killer. gotta get back into this and i will.
- 1.13 - a new year, a new blog header, courtesy of randy. yes all those pics are of my dishes. check it out!
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wednesday nite dinner is my food blog that features recipes i've created, published recipes i've prepared, restaurant reviews and food facts.
pictures in this blog are taken using a canon powershot sd870is using halogen lighting and macro settings where possible.
personal recipes are a result of experimentation in the kitchen and research online and in print.
pictures in this blog are taken using a canon powershot sd870is using halogen lighting and macro settings where possible.
personal recipes are a result of experimentation in the kitchen and research online and in print.
all photos, videos, recipes and content are property of the author of this blog and may not be reused without his prior consent.
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- 2.29 - crepevine (inner sunset) - if you're a regular reader of this blog, you know that crepevine is one of my favorite standby restaurants. well recently christien and i discovered another reason to drag oursevles out of bed on the weekends before 1pm: swedish oatmeal pancakes! hearty, oatey, but surprisingly fluffy and tender, these oatmeal pancakes are AMAZING, especially with some berry compote and maple syrup. we've gone to crepevine 4 times this month just for them. if you're not a crepevine fan, just for you cafe in the dogpatch also has excellent oatmeal pancakes, although they're not as big.
- 2.22 - thai chef (castro) - as if we didn't have enough thai joints in the castro, i was a bit skeptical walking into this modern decor restaurant, expecting high prices and small portions. prices turned out to be moderate, portions were definitely on the smaller side, but i was quite impressed by the intensity of flavors in our tom kha gai, panang curry, and stir-fried eggplant with pork. but either they have a heavy hand with salt or i was really parched. i had like 10 glasses of water. all in all, not a bad place though, and definitely more roomy than the quaint thailand restaurant around the corner.
most recent restaurants
- osha thai (soma)
- la corneta (mission)
- thailand restaurant (castro)
- goat hill pizza (potrero hill)
- cha cha cha (mission)
- king wah dim sum (westlake)
- taverna (financial district)
- crepevine (inner sunset)
- thang long (sunset)
- king of thai (union square)
most recent bars
- dada (soma)
- amnesia (mission)
- tunnel top (union square)
- steff's (soma)
- dna lounge (soma)
top 5 restaurants (of the moment)
- park chow (inner sunset)
- zushi puzzle (marina)
- sunflower (mission)
- just for you cafe (dog patch)
- fil-am filipino bbq (daly city)
6 comments:
itako~ definitely baby octopus. (rawr)
nakji bokkeum (in korean)? or the japanese/chinese equivalent.
yes.. octopussy with soy, sesame oil and sugar...
total octopus and now im hungry
Ha! I thought it was sweet and sour pork...then I saw the suction cups.
LOL.... omg.
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