Archive for March, 2010
We’ve all had good spinach dip. A little sour cream, a little cheese, some thawed frozen spinach and you’re in business. It’s the type of party dish you throw out on a table with a few crackers, maybe some slices of toasted baguette, and it’s guaranteed to be gobbled up in a matter of minutes. [ READ MORE ]
I should start by saying that I’d never actually eaten stromboli before making this recipe. After seeing a rendition on TV, I set out to make one in the style of Stuff Yer Face in New Brunswick, New Jersey. Where most versions seem to be rolled into a pinwheel-like log, this version is more like [ READ MORE ]
I love a good cocktail. Trouble is, it’s not always easy to find one. While there are now countless artisanal bars serving drinks of all varieties, both modern and old, the reality is that you can’t expect to find an outstanding cocktail at an average bar. Take for example the classic, whiskey sour. Order one [ READ MORE ]
To round out my week of Middle Eastern cuisine, I present to you a vehicle for all those tasty homemade recipes — the falafel sandwich. This is the kind of sandwich that makes me feel like maybe, just maybe, I could be a vegetarian. Afterall, with a sandwich as filling and flavorful as this one, [ READ MORE ]
Looking for good falafel in San Francisco can leave one feeling like Goldilocks. In a town with so few options to choose from, compared to a city like New York, finding real, quality falafel around here can be hit or miss. Oftentimes too dry, frequently too large and almost always too dense, my misadventures in [ READ MORE ]