The grill room
What better after a day at the seaside as a steak grilled to perfection and that's what we used the restaurant, The Grill Room in Portland, Maine. We ate that evening a delicious steak cooked to perfection accompanied by roasted sweet potatoes that was neither too sweet nor too salty for not burying the taste and mushroom risotto were the best that I sincerely ate, my mom ate pizza with lobster, goat cheese and garlic, so much! And my father (a little less refined I must say) ate the pizza "cheeseburger" with ketchup, mustard and ground beef.
decor with farm animals around the restaurant and posters showing the different parts of the beef is warm and rustic which gives even more intimate effect as desired.
The service was excellent and very fast and bread is served with olive oil and pungent particularly good short excellent. I think that's one of the best restaurant that I had the chance to go
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
To Much Cervical Mucus
Olive Oils and Vinegars: how to find a Party
oils and vinegars are all different in taste. We usually choose our oils by their:
For more information go see Part 2: Part 3 vinegar and fixtures and use
- Gout: the bitterness, acidity and taste spicy tastes are very important when we choose the oil olive . It determines the intensity at the tasting.
- Aroma: all the flavors giving a certain smell in oil that we can feel when tasting. And
- The rancid (oxidation )
- The musty
- Chom (excessive fermentation of olives in piles)
- The lees (fermentation of pulp particles in unfiltered oils with or without sedimentation).
For more information go see Part 2: Part 3 vinegar and fixtures and use
Friday, June 4, 2010
Traiiler Of Mario Salieri Free
contest pancakes
This month, I was busy looking for subjects for my blog. Now here I am with a pancake contest organized by 3 of Twitter friends of my father. I put aliases thereof because I can not remember their names ...
Somewhere at the bottom of the district in St-Hyacinthe, Douville lived a "Twitterers" inveterate called
LAquarium. He, Miss C and Sabigia organized a contest that me and my pancakes father were the judges. Pancakes gold, silver and bronze medals were distributed to these three people.
The crepe was awarded a bronze LAquarium: The crepe tasted good and had a beautiful color, but the only problem was the texture and thickness; her crepe was a bit too thick for my taste ... it was very thick! And I think he might have called "the pancake melting" because it was very soft inside. Side show, it was served with a piece of butter and a little syrup. The pancake
money was allocated to Sabigia. Her crepe was a desired texture, a refined taste;
she had put the rum and cinnamon in the dough. She had packed with cream cheese and chopped nuts. The reason why I put her in second place is because I found a small
bitterness in the taste of the pancake. Side show, the crepe was rolled with a filling inside.
And finally ........ The pancake
gold was awarded to Miss C for its pancake "hypoallergenic" without egg, made with soy milk. Just enough thick, crispy, sweet and has a beautiful color.
The only problem, however small it may be, was the presentation, that is to say ... no .... But still (I think) the best taste.
So Bravo to all our competitors, it was delicious. And maybe, if you're nice, they agree to give you the recipe! As for the photos, they will be available in a few days ... as soon as I could force my father to publish them.
Next up for them, a tweet-up cake. But this time, my father has promised to participate!
This month, I was busy looking for subjects for my blog. Now here I am with a pancake contest organized by 3 of Twitter friends of my father. I put aliases thereof because I can not remember their names ...
Somewhere at the bottom of the district in St-Hyacinthe, Douville lived a "Twitterers" inveterate called
LAquarium. He, Miss C and Sabigia organized a contest that me and my pancakes father were the judges. Pancakes gold, silver and bronze medals were distributed to these three people.
The crepe was awarded a bronze LAquarium: The crepe tasted good and had a beautiful color, but the only problem was the texture and thickness; her crepe was a bit too thick for my taste ... it was very thick! And I think he might have called "the pancake melting" because it was very soft inside. Side show, it was served with a piece of butter and a little syrup. The pancake
money was allocated to Sabigia. Her crepe was a desired texture, a refined taste;
she had put the rum and cinnamon in the dough. She had packed with cream cheese and chopped nuts. The reason why I put her in second place is because I found a small
bitterness in the taste of the pancake. Side show, the crepe was rolled with a filling inside.
And finally ........ The pancake
gold was awarded to Miss C for its pancake "hypoallergenic" without egg, made with soy milk. Just enough thick, crispy, sweet and has a beautiful color.
The only problem, however small it may be, was the presentation, that is to say ... no .... But still (I think) the best taste.
So Bravo to all our competitors, it was delicious. And maybe, if you're nice, they agree to give you the recipe! As for the photos, they will be available in a few days ... as soon as I could force my father to publish them.
Next up for them, a tweet-up cake. But this time, my father has promised to participate!
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Huilas Mexicanas Follando
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