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Through the helping hands of teachers, staff and parents, each child is encouraged to grow in mind, body and spirit.
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Top five for $25
What are your top five restaurants where you can get dinner for $25 or less?
I can think of plenty of mediocre places that I don't think are worth the $25, but only a handful of good ones, and I'd like to expand my horizons. I'm looking for something better than Fanelli's, Old Town, Coffee Shop, and Blue Moon Café. (Of course, others may disagree.) Also, it would be nice if it were actually possible to get a seat and not feel like you are eating on the 5 train at rush hour, but I realize at these prices you can't have everything.
($25 should cover entrée, drink, tax, and tip. Places with seating only – no standing at counters or carts to consume the meal.)
Here are my top five:
1. Shake Shack
2. Café Gitane
3. Kuma Inn (LES pan-Asian, BYOB)
4. Nha Trang (Chinatown Vietnamese)
5. Inoteca (a stretch, since you would be limited to one panini and a glass of wine)
Burger Joint and Café Habana are too crowded to make my top five, although they serve excellent food.
Thanks for posting, can't wait to hear your recs!
How about Florent down in the meatpacking district? Steak frites might go over your $25 limit, but not by much. There are plenty of other cheaper options too.
re: cupcakeparade
Royale on Ave C
Sophies on 3rd and 40th
re: princeofpork
sophie's is a chain - and the one you listed, on 3rd and 40th (i thought it was lexington anyway) is closed due to the steam explosion recently. i am not sure if they will be opening this location again.
1. Taisho (skewers and japanese style tapas)
2. Max's (east village italian pasta; great when consistent)
3. Kun Jip (best homestyle korean hands down in manhattan)
4. Cafe Gigi (homey cafe, reminds me of college days BYOB)
5. Esperanto (Ave. C trek; entrees are around $15; festive latin boho atmosphere)
re: khy201
This would mean an entree of $11.00 to $12.00. Try a chinese restaurant like Wo Hops
I'll cheat (ie, not necessarily the top, and not necessarily in this order)
1. Szechuan Gourmet (E. 39th, 5th/6th)
2. Sapporo East (1st Ave/10th)
3. Spice Cove (E. 6th, 1st/2nd))
4. Pongsri Thai (Chinatown - Bayard, Mulberry/Baxter)
5. Luzzo's (1st Ave, 12th/13th) - cutting it close for $25 all-inclusive
re: racer x
Thank you all for posting. Does anyone else on this board have any additional suggestions? It is amazing how difficult it is to find a good (sit down) dinner for one for $25 or less in Manhattan. And yet there seem to be no lack of mediocre options.
No Order - the food is all to different for cross comparison
1. Mole BYOB
2. Cube 63 BYOB
3. Barbone
4. Royale
5. Kuma Inn
re: oliver_selwyn
I just went to Mole (open 3 months). Guacamole is made tableside and is very good (@ $9).
re: financialdistrictresident
OMG, I can't wait to try Mole. Thank you both. I love Mexican food. And it's brand new. Thank you thank you.
re: KateC.
KateC, oliver_selwyn posted a review of Mole yesterday. I also posted a long list of restaurants under another recent < $25? post.
re: financialdistrictresident
OK, I am totally going to Mole this weekend. Toothpaste-style guacamole! Ha, Oliver, you are cracking me up. (Note for readers: His point was that Mole does NOT have toothpaste-style guacamole.) I'm a California transplant, and have been searching for that elusive "not expensive but good" Mexican. In fact, a less than satisfactory experience at Blockheads Tuesday night when friends cancelled dinner at Diner in Williamsburg is what prompted both of these posts about cheap eats in Manhattan. I am a regular at Barrio Chino, but CalJack, it had not occured to me to drink only ONE margarita -- sounds like a challenge, but I'll give it a try. :) Also, re Chinese, some of the better places can get quite expensive, so as a single person, you might be limited to only one chicken with vegetable dish, but I am not that familiar with Chinatown Chineese and I really appreciate these suggestions and I am looking forward to trying many of these. Also, Barbone sounds amazing too (if I can stick to just one dish). Also, re Williamsburg and its cheaper prices, CalJack, don't I know! (I have posted about that elsewhere and am currently being roasted for it). But, see, that's the whole problem: How do you find a place like that in Manhattan? Please keep posting your suggestions everyone. I'm going to try some of these places and let you know. Thank you!
re: KateC.
I finally managed to try Mole last night. Very good, loved the bartender and my waiter, great virgin margaritas, fun atmsophere made even more fun by the BYOB policy. Definitely worth a try. However, for those of you who have not yet been to Barrio Chino, I just have to say the food is a hair better at Barrio Chino. Order the guacamole, chicken enchiladas with green sauce, steak, and flan.
re: KateC.
Amen sister...love Barrio Chino and am dying to try Mole.
re: KateC.
Oh, and if anyone is trying Barrio Chino, go no later than 6:30 on any day or you will never get a seat.
re: KateC.
Have you tried La Esquina yet for great Mexican food? (definitely the best I've had in the city) I don't go to the fancy/expensive place downstairs but the cafe upstairs (walk in only).
re: jdream
No, I haven't. I'm very confused by the place. I am not interested in the takeout counter, and I have been turned away from some other doorway twice. Where is the entrance for the cafe upstairs? What are the prices like? Thanks!
re: KateC.
I'm unsure of street names. But if the main entrance/outdoor tables are on the northfacing block then the cafe entrance is to the right on the west facing block... or you can just ask someone who works there...
re: jdream
OK, I'll give it a shot. I went inside to the takeout counter and was turned away from another doorway inside there. Thanks!
Frank (Italian, but gets very crowded)
Galanga (Thai)
Mancora (Peruvian)
Flor's Kitchen (Venezuelan, new location in WV is lovely - though may be a bit pricier than original Ev location.)
Tea Adore (Tea house with great simple French sandwiches and soups - but close at 6)
Le Grainne Cafe (9th Ave/21st St) croque monsieur, mussels, crepes
Natori (St Mark's betw 1st/2nd) little Japanese dishes
Rai Rai Ken (10th betw 1st/2nd) ramen (Ok, you are at a counter, but its cheap and I like it)
Kuma Inn and Shake Shack would easily own 2 of my top 3 spots, but since you've already found them - and since Royale and Frank have already been referenced - I'll venture in other directions, in no particular order ...
1. Cafe Asean (on W. 10th St - the asian-inspired dishes are exciting, although far from flawless, but the value is undeniable and the space is cozy, inside and out)
2. NY Noodletown on Bowery or X.O. Kitchen on Hester (not sure how much Chinatown you can take, because pretty much everywhere there will meet your criteria)
3. Itzocan Cafe (Minuscule space, fantastic mexi-french flavors on 9th St between 1st & A)
4. Veselka (the burger stalks me while I sleep, but apparently they serve other stuff too)
5. Moto (on Broadway in Williamsburg - I know this is cheating, but the outer boroughs offer just what you're looking for in so many remarkable ways. Post your query to that board and see where it takes you. The atmosphere at Moto is indescribably warm, hip, and rustic, they have live music every night starting around 9, and the eclectic menu always brings me back to try something new the next time).
You could conceivably meet your stipulations at either Momofuku branch if you can manage restraint amidst temptation, but that might be asking too much, and the noodle bar tends to pack em' in pretty tight. Lupa could work for you as well, but beware the crowds. Ditto at Barrio Chino, although things can get really salty really quickly, and asking anyone to drink just 1 of those margaritas is somewhat cruel and unusual...
good luck!
re: Dessertsny
$25 will not get you very far at Tia Pol...and she asked about Manhattan! The options in teh outer boroughs are endless...
re: Dessertsny
Sripraphai is AMAZING...best thai in the five boroughs
I agree, fun game. My picks (in no particular order):
1. Queen of Sheba on 10th Ave. and 46th St. Etheopian.
2. Vegetarian Dim Sum House on Pell St. in Chinatown.
3. Saravanna's on Lexington at 26th. South Indian vegetarian.
4. Pam Thai 2 on 47th (I think). Not to be confused with the original Pam a few blocks North.
5. Cho Dang Gol on 35th St. between 6th and 5th. Korean.
So two of those places are just vegetarian, but the others serve mostly meat dishes. And even my meat-loving omnivore friends have enjoyed Vegetarian Dim Sum House and Saravanna's.
In no order....
1) La Esquina (cafe, not downstairs)
2) Caracas Arepa Bar
3) New Green Bo
4) Malatesta (most pastas, other than specials, hover around $10)
5) Westville (east or west)
re: piccola
Can you tell us a little bit about some of these places? Thank you!
re: KateC.
Sure thing:
Westville (the original location)- Tiny but comfy, with great homestyle food including burgers and hotdogs. Best bet: the "market sides," dishes made from greenmarket produce that you can get individually as a side dish or 4 as an entrée.
Congee Village (both locations, though I tend to prefer the quieter Bowery one) - Bustling Chinese restaurant with tons of room for groups and a huge menu. You can eat to bursting for less than $10. Specialty is the congee (duh)- the veg version has gingko nuts.
El Centro - A trendy-ish Mexican joint in Hell's Kitchen that serves fresh versions of the usual suspects plus awesome drinks. The ambiance is really cool.
Turkuaz- A beautiful Turkish restaurant, a really affordable date spot. When you're not trying to be romantic, try the buffet - it's an even better deal.
Swagat - Classy Northern Indian on the UWS. Small but not cramped. One of my top 5 bread baskets in the city.
re: piccola
Thanks! And now that you mention it, I've been to El Centro.
re: kam0424
Thanks! What do you order at A.O.C.? I've been there and liked it but what I ordered wasn't outstanding. I'm not familiar with Nook, Chance, or West Side Chef Chinese. (Interesting name.)
re: KateC.
I love the octopus carpachio, the cheese selection was outstanding (there was a sheep's milk cheese that i would def go back for!) and the escargot. The only entree i've had was the duck which was good. I usually just get apps and make a meal out of it. And the crepes suzette are a lovely ending.
re: KateC.
We ate at Nook last year and thought it was very good, especially the Hungarian goulash. It's tiny, though.
re: mengathon
Great call on bubby's, their veggie burger and potato salad are amazing!
re: mengathon
I've never eaten at N (sorry, can't do the symbol), though I love it as a bar. What do you recommend for food?
re: piccola
When I first started going to ñ maybe 5 years ago, they had this one dish of bonito belly crudo (spanish white tuna), white asparagus tips, with garlic aioli and spanish caviar of indeterminate origin, served on little toasts for 6 or 7 dollars. It was my favorite dish in all of NYC, taking into account the price. For some unknown reason, they removed it from the menu maybe a year and a half ago. I ask the bartender everytime I go, and they always say they're considering bringing it back. If they do, I'd recommend that.
Of the other dishes, my favorites are:
-tortilla española.
-black pearls. pork and veal? meatballs in squid ink sauce
-truffled ham croquettes.
-grilled octopus two ways. with spanish paprika and chocolate
-bunny loin with parsley? aioli.
-gambas al ajillo. it's inconsistent. the shrimp was overcooked the last time i was there.
re: mengathon
I think I remember why I never eat there: nothing vegetarian on the menu. :-)
re: piccola
Ha, sorry dear. They recently added a shaved asparagus salad with baby spinach and fennel, tossed with a truffle oil vinagrette that was quite tasty. Their cured olives are also quite delicious. But the tortilla is definitely vegetarian, and well worth ordering twice.
re: mengathon
Where is ñ, exactly? I'm having a helluva time tracking down any info, both on chowhound and otherwise...
Your descriptions of their dishes sound delicious.
re: CalJack
ñ is at 33 Crosby St. between Broome and Grande. Crosby is a small side street between Broadway and Lafayette.
The place is tiny and has no visible awnings on a relatively empty street. I always tell people to find Balthazar, walk south on Crosby until you see a beautiful loft complex on your right hand side. ñ will be across from it.
A caveat: it won't be the best food you've ever tasted, but it's inexpensive and a large beer pitcher of sangria good for 6 or 7 glasses is only around $20. And cash only. Enjoy.
re: mengathon
Oh my goodness, I've been there too. Crazy. I think there are only actually five restaurants in all of NYC.
I just mentioned this one on another post: Piadina 57 W. 10th, puts out authentic italian that won't break the bank. try the garganelli with green peas, ham and cream sauce - simple and delicious.
I might have to replace Inoteca with Old Town as my No. 5. I've been there three times in the last two months, and if you sit upstairs facing the window, the atmosphere is very pleasant. It's peaceful and not crowded. The cold asparagus soup special was mighty tasty and fancy. I got very excited because the first time I went back, the burger was much better than I remembered, outstanding in fact (as good as Donovan's in Queens). But the next two times they were just ordinary like usual. Still, very soothing for under $25.
re: KateC.
Saigon Grill is an easy fit - an entree, a soup or appetizer, and a cold beer will cost under $25.
RUB for a platter and a beer, and you can even add some deep fried oreos or a second meat to the platter.
And, both of these places have options for watching sports on a flat-screen t.v. while you eat (the bar at the Village Saigon Grill and the front room at RUB).
re: KateC.
Are you referring to Old Town Bar on 18th St. (Broadway/Park Ave. South)?
re: Desidero
Yup, that's the one. They have an upstairs dining room that's not so crowded. Good specials.
Pepe Verde in the W. Village (though I haven't been in almost 2 years - is it still there? still good?)
Pho Viet Huong (my fav. Chinatown Vietnamese)
someone else mentioned PongSri in Chinatown -- I agree, that place is great Thai food. And Westville is great too -- though it can be hard to get a seat
I think I'm beginning to see that my big problem here in terms of affordability is that I am almost always limited to Chelsea, Union Sq, East Village, Nolita, LES. (Not counting the other boroughs.) No wonder everything is too expensive! I'm thinking of starting a 5 best for $40 list -- but I can't even think of five! Oh, it's too pathetic.
Bianca on Bleeker Street.
They have the best panna cotta ever. Really, it will change you life.
1. Satsko (on Eldridge) Chef's specials are always amazing and usually under $17
2.. Pio Pio (UES, although I'm sure their other locations are just as tasty): If you go with friends you can even get more than one pitcher of sangria and with the tip you'll each pay around $20 and still have food leftover
3. Bon Chon (If you consider chicken wings and fries a meal, then DEFINITELY top five)
4. Seoul Garden, also in K-town, best silken tofu soups
5. L'Express
1. Skyway Malaysian (Allen St. between Division and Canal)
2. Azuri Cafe (falafel et al., 51 St. and 10th Av.)
3. Grand Sichuan St. Marks (between 2nd and 3rd) or Chelsea (9th Av. and 24 St.), as long as you get Sichuan or Hunan dishes only
4. Han Bat (Korean, 35 St. a bit east of 6th Av.)
5. Congee Village (Cantonese, Allen St. just south of Delancey)
And if I can have a #6, I'll choose Great N.Y. Noodletown, Hong Kong-style on the corner of Bowery and Bayard.
My favorite under-25 spot in the city is Caracas Arepa Bar on 7th street. They have a great selection of authentic Venezuelan arepas and cachazas.
Great list idea. I'm going to go with the following, in no particular order:
-Ramen Setagaya: chashyu ramen, seaweed salad and a beer
-La Esquina (the upstairs takeout counter): pollo rostizado, aquacate con queso or bistec tacos - plus a mango boing
-Stoned Crow: a cheeseburger and fries with a brooklyn lager, with a great jukebox
-(This one sorta pushes the $25 limit): nice to sit at the bar at Blue Ribbon Bakery with the Steak Tartare ($15) and a glass of wine
-Dim Sum Go Go - as many steamed dumplings as I can eat and a Tsing Tao - still under $25!
Just wanted to revive this thread! Any new places?
mine would be ( in no order)
3.caracas arepa bar
4. cafe orlin
5. cafe cortadito


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Harnessing the unique potential of digital design books and appsBy Bryn Smith, Superscript August 16, 2013
Last month during the Liverpool Biennial, a panel discussion on new strategies for online publications was appropriately titled "Post-Print Publishing?" The note of interrogation was apt, as industry-wide focus shifts away from mourning the demise of print—which was never really dead anyway—to defining and exploring new models for digital distribution. In parallel, e-book titles and apps devoted to design, art, and architecture have seen a steady increase in the last year as new and established publishers learn to navigate this liminal space. This territory should be equally exciting to designers, who may find unexpected or unusual approaches to familiar subjects in the expanding range of platforms. The recent release of Interaction of Color, the classic text on studying and teaching color written by artist Josef Albers in 1963, as a responsive iPad app, provides a critical point for reflection and a worthy moment to tour the current landscape of digital design publishing.
The first thing you notice, if you're already familiar with Interaction of Color, is the app's nearly seamless integration of text and visual material. The 125 color plates, 60 of which are interactive, are always accessible; lined up neatly along the text's left edge, or horizontally scrollable below Albers's notes. In contrast to both the original and subsequent paperback editions, which required constant flipping between text, plates, and commentary, this feature feels like a revelation. Equally impressive is the included archival video footage of Albers in the classroom. Though the clips are short, his enthusiasm for his students and for the subject of color is palpable and enthralling. While the simplicity of the interface can feel like cheating at times, it's also easy to imagine that Albers might approve of this evolution in his experiential method. Future students will push around pixels instead of colored paper, but the process of discovery is fundamentally the same. The app by Yale University Press and Potion, is an example that doesn't replace but builds upon and enhances the original. Note that the iTunes download is free but requires an in-app purchase of $9.99 to access full features.
Versions, a London-based independent publisher, falls into a similar framework. Working from a personal hit list of rare and out-of-print visual books, co-founders Radovan Scasascia and Laurence Oliver, aim to create e-books that are not digital copies of their printed counterparts, but new digital versions tailored and redesigned to the medium. "We believe that by stripping a book of its palpability we have to give something back to it," said Scasascia by email. "What those added elements are will vary from book to book," he added. Their first title, the ongoing photography project The Olympic City by Jon Pack and Gary Hustwit, was originally released in a limited edition of 1,000 cloth-bound hardcover books. Scasascia concedes that the digital version is in a way the "total antithesis" of the lavishly packaged object, and that experiencing a visual book on a tablet is still a foreign concept for most consumers, but emphasizes that the point is not to replace printed matter. In addition to developing original content, Versions is currently working on the Braun+Design Collection, an out-of-print compendium of industrial products designed by the German manufacturer Braun between 1955 and 1990. Edited by graphic designers Jo Klatt and Günter Staeffler, and written in German, the book is prohibitively expensive on the used market. Scasascia and Oliver envision their upcoming version as an indispensable and affordable resource for students and design buffs alike.
MAPP, also based in London, takes a slightly different approach. Founded in 2011 with a focus on translating illustrated content to digital form, its growing list of titles include rare sample books and unusual publications, photography, maps, and art. A majority of the books are presented as scanned plates of the physical editions, complete with yellowing pages and ink stains. From an illustrated Russian children's book published in 1904, to antiquarian Henry Shaw's Alphabet, Numerals & Devices of the Middle Ages, designers and book lovers may be surprised to find a great resource for reference material and inspiration.
Following a very different model, digital-first publishing platforms emphasize long-form essays and new critical writing on design. These include Strelka Press, edited by design critic Justin McGuirk, and the Cooper-Hewitt's DesignFile. The first batch of essays from Strelka, featured minimal graphic covers and provocative writings on urbanism, architecture, and imaginary TED talks among other topics. Their most recent release, Can Jokes Bring Down Governments?, penned by the design collective Metahaven, is an engaging read on the intersection of internet memes, graphic design, and politics. DesignFile, launched in February of this year, has yet to expand beyond its initial three titles, but plans to release six to twelve e-books annually ranging in length from 7,500 to 20,000 words. Partnering with academic institutions, DesignFile's goal is to bring master's theses and design-related research to a broader audience.
This spring, the Architectural Association released its first e-books via imprint Bedford Press with the Civic City Cahier series. Also available in print, though the first two volumes are no longer available, the monographic texts average 30 pages and are themed around the role of design for a new social city. Further titles are forthcoming with plans to digitize the popular Architecture Words series, though no word yet on whether the AA's e-books will eventually include its extensive backlist.
Though largely unknown and unexplored, the unique potential of e-books and apps to inform design, designers, and design publishing, is slowly coming into focus. You don't have to agree with Debbie Millman, who recently gushed that the Interaction of Color app creates a better book, but you'd still be well served to consider the possibility.
Design Books to Win, November 20, 2014: Winners of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers and Winners of Herb Lubalin Announced
The winners of our giveaway of copies of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers and of the compact edition of Herb Lubalin from Unit Editions have been announced. The winners of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers are: Nevin Blum, Julie Gauthier, Preston Porter, Yoni Weiss, and Eric Willett; and the winners of Herb Lubalin are: Magnus Hearn, B. Hovens, Sudji Lascols, Francisco Roca, and Robyn Ward— congratulations!
Our new giveaway runs through November 25. Details.
The Alice Award for Illustrated Book Publishing Won by the Whitney Museum for Hopper Drawing: September 26, 2014
The 2014 "Alice" awarded has been given to the Whitney Museum of American Art for Hopper Drawing by Carter E. Foster.
The $25,000 Alice award is intended to buttress the kind of slow reading movement that recognizes and cherishes the lasting values of the well-made illustrated book, and the special sense of intimacy it affords.
The Alice is awarded by Furthermore, a Program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund
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New Book Release, August 5, 2014: What We See When We Read
How we visualize images from reading works of literature, from one of our very best book jacket designers, himself a passionate reader.
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Designer Peter Mendelsund's completed book jackets along with ephemera from his previously unseen creative method, including jacket sketches, interior art and editorial illustrations, and scores of rejected drafts. These images are punctuated by Mendelsund's reflections on his work and his process, as well as by texts from writers with whom he has worked and designed.
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New Book Release, August 25, 2014: Hello, I am Erik
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Sorrel? What to do with it...
- tcamp Apr 12, 2014 08:26 AM
Now that is nice enough to stand around contemplating the state of my front garden patch, I notice that the sorrel I randomly stuck there last summer has come back. I didn't know it was a perennial.
I barely touched it last year. What do you like to do with sorrel?
re: ChiliDude
I like a salad of sorrel and arugula (1:1), roasted beets, dressed with olive oil only. The sorrel is sour enough for me so I don't use vinegar.
re: gimlis1mum
Every time I look at the red veined sorrel growing in the garden I'm tempted to pair it with roasted beets and wondered if anyone else does it. This salad is very tempting I'll have try it. I doubt I'll be able to resist adding some goat cheese though.
re: PinkLynx
Yes, goat cheese is EXACTLY what this salad is missing :-)
It makes a fantastic sauce for salmon. We use creme fraiche or full fat yogurt. Also, sorrel soup has become a favourite. Our patch can't keep us with us, but a friend has one that is over a foot across, and she shares!
It's a lightly sour tasting herb that is traditionally used to cut through overly heavy or fatty dishes. Sorrel soup is a traditional French application, but you can add it to compound butters or sour cream, it works very well with spinach and chards, and it is wonderful with fish, omelets, veal and pork.
As it is also fairly high in oxalic acid, it is recommended not to eat too much of it.
re: linguafood
Sorrel soup is great--always thought it was an Eastern European thing. I only ever had it at a local Polish restaurant, The Baltic. In a Polish food mood this weekend, I rather wish I had the soup, too.
re: kattyeyes
I like the Eastern Euro version of sorrel soup, also known as Green Borscht, Schav, Schavel
Here are some recipes:
This post also includes a link to a sorrel borscht: http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/7569...
Wonderful in omelet or scrambled eggs. Let it soften in butter in the pan before adding the eggs.
Do you like BLT sandwiches? Stick some sorrel in there. It borders on life-altering.
Do you stir-fry? Sorrel stir-fried with water chestnuts and some slivers of young ginger and minced garlic is a wonderful Spring dish.
I love sorrel....but I've never gotten enough of it to really experiment.
go to eatyourbooks.com and search for sorrel and on line recipes. this is free. you will get 112 sorrel recipes.
eggs, salmon, shellfish, potatoes, other greens are great companions.
I wish I could find sorrel! Try making shchavel borscht, which is a soup made of sorrel. It's tangy and sour and delicious! http://natashaskitchen.com/2011/04/26...
I was very surprised when my sorrel came back too- I had no idea it was a perennial. Others have mentioned it but there's something about eggs and sorrel that's really awesome. Right now when I have tons of it growing (the pretty red-veined kind) it is the star in scrambled eggs and omelets.
I also tried making deviled eggs with sorrel and they were a huge hit. (Finely chopped sorrel, garlic chives, a tiny amount of mayo, greek yogurt, dijon mustard, capers, s&p plus some lemon zest on top) I'll definitely do it again, perfect for spring.
re: PinkLynx
oooh, that sounds so good! And I have garlic chives in the garden...off to HB some eggs...
One of the most famous dishes in all of Haute Cuisine Francaise--Saumon à l'Oseille
If you understand French, here's the recipe (I've used this one):
If you don't speak French, more or less the recipe is here:
Can't attest to the English version as I've only made the French, but the French is pretty darn good.
re: hankstramm
That's the pretty much how I do it. I got the recipe from one of Daniel Boulud's cookbooks. He indicated he first learned it from Paul Bocuse, who certainly got it from the Troisgros brothers.


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B4 is in a quiet residential area, at the foot of the most popular outdoor area in the City Center with nice walking paths and short distance to the only beach in Reykjavik. 1 minute walk to the bus station and 10 minutes to Kringlan, a main shopping center in Reykjavik. Private parking space for the house. Family friendly environment with toys and Wii for the kids.
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Let me put it this way. Walla Walla has the best Chef of the two, but the best places to eat is McMinnville. The wine? Well it depends. Two different varities with different consequences. Cab/Sav Walla Walla is amongst the best in the World and this area Pinot Noir the same.
Personally I like Walla Wine and McMinnville food.
But that might be because I grew up in Walla Walla learned making wine in Walla Walla and live here. Yet I'm not alone.. Hey Russell Creek and Spruce Goose?
I personally hope McMinnville's suucess continues !
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Surprised they didn't mention Crescent Cafe which is amazing and uses local ingredients or Golden Valley which uses their own beef and makes some great beers.
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PHILADELPHIA — Flyers forward Danny Briere expressed frustration Monday after the NHL suspended him for three games for his crosscheck of the New York Islanders' Frans Nielsen.
Briere began serving the suspension immediately, sidelining him for this week's games against Carolina, the New York Rangers and Islanders.
"I'm shocked," he said before Philadelphia host the Hurricanes on Monday night. "Surprised is not strong enough. After all the suspensions that have been handed out the last couple of years and this year, I didn't think I was going to get a game. Then I thought, 'OK yes, I am a repeat offender, they'll probably give me a game because of it.' I'm shocked that it was more than a game."
Briere, who also received a two-game suspension last season for a late hit on Colorado Avalanche defenceman Scott Hannan, sparked a melee in the final minute of Philadelphia's 6-1 win over the Islanders. The teams combined for 120 minutes of penalties in the game, 37 coming from a play that Briere said came as a result of the previous faceoff with Nielsen.
A few minutes earlier, Islanders forward Trevor Gillies was hit with a triple minor for roughing for trying to fight Flyers defenceman Braydon Coburn, a fight that was interrupted by Briere.
"I made a mistake, my stick was up. I'm the first one to admit that it shouldn't have been there," Briere said. "After what happened with Trevor Gillies on Coburn, I said, 'I got to protect myself,' and if you see the faceoff before, he gets me in a headlock and punches me behind the head."
Flyers general manager Paul Holmgren, though unhappy with the suspension, added they are just part of the game.
"I'm not happy to lose a player like Danny for three games, but I felt it would be something like that because of his history," Holmgren said. "It's part of the process we have to go through and there's not a whole lot we can do about it right now. It's too bad for the team."


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It is really not difficult for us to be online nowadays with a laptop, smart phone or tablet computer. But this does not hold true for everyone: people with disabilities encounter barriers online, too. The project Di-Ji (German "Digital informiert – im Job integriert") is the first place to go for all those who want to remove digital barriers in the work world.e-Inclusion: Computer and Internet for Everyone - Read more
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Playful Punching: Bob Arum & team Pacquiao file preemptive complaint over scoring in 4th Marquez fight
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PLAYERS: Bob Arum, Timothy Bradley, Manny Pacquiao, Juan Manuel Marquez
In the world of boxing, the outrageous and farcical are commonplace, so it is unusual for an event to truly shock the sport's jaded observers. Yet Bob Arum and Team Pacquiao managed to do exactly that this morning, when they lodged a preemptive complaint and appeal with the Nevada State Athletic Commission over the outcome of Pacquiao's pending fourth fight with Juan Manuel Marquez, scheduled for December 8. Credit: Rafael Soto/ Zanfer "We got screwed, royally screwed in that fight with Timothy Bradley," said Arum, referring to Pacquiao's controversial Split Decision loss to Bradley in June 2012. "Manny Pacquiao has made wheelbarrows full of cash for Las Vegas, but now he can't get a fair shake there. As a former federal prosecutor, I know the value of starting a paper trail, and we're starting this one early. We expect the Vegas judges will screw us again, and when they do, we'll be ready for them." When asked whether Team Pa...
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Proteins: Structure, Function, and Bioinformatics
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Di Fiore, A., Monti, S. M., Hilvo, M., Parkkila, S., Romano, V., Scaloni, A., Pedone, C., Scozzafava, A., Supuran, C. T. and De Simone, G. (2009), Crystal structure of human carbonic anhydrase XIII and its complex with the inhibitor acetazolamide. Proteins, 74: 164–175. doi: 10.1002/prot.22144
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The film shows in a realistic as well as romantic manner the inhabitants of Hamburg over the period of one day. Simple human scenes are shot against the background of the interesting town. ... Read more
This is an experiment, using the aesthetic aspects of a physical phenomenon to create pleasing and varied patterns on film. ... Read more
A survey of the development of European life in the eighteenth century of Rococo art which so powerfully affected South Germany and Central Europe. ... Read more
A schoolboy discovers unknown and strange parts of Paris when he boards the "Metro" in pursuit of a young girl. A short documentary film directed by one of the new young talents of the French cinema. ... Read more
Without benefit of commentary, Bert Haanstra contrasts the mysterious refinement of the work of men with the uniformity of machines. The approach is light and deft and full of humor, communicating above all a delight in the creativeness of men's hands. The color photography is used for a clear ... Read more
Told entirely in visuals and music, this poetic tale of tbree generations of a tamily of aviators manage* to communicate man's yearning to conquer the skies. The lead Is a scruffy little boy, who, fascinated by the huge jet planes that land everyday in the nearby drome, is longing to My like his ... Read more
The horse &ndash: "a creature above all others" according to the Koran &ndash: as portrayed by the fine arts throughout the centuries, is the theme of this film by Germany's leading art-film producer. ... Read more
An account of the 680 miles Sydney-Hobart yacht race. Covering the race, from the preparation and start on Sydney Harbour to its finish, the camera travels with the yachts and reports the conditions encountered at sea. (Documentary.) ... Read more
The pressures of everyday living are shown in almost clinical manner. In tight, highly condensed images, the film describes a day in the life of an American middle class family, surrounded by the machines, gadgets and impersonal offices that consume their time and leave them empty handed ... Read more
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The extraordinary patterns of a city highway set to music. Visually, it consists of three main sections, a swift dash along the elevated highways set to the blare of rock'n'roll; a more temperate drive In the growing shadows set to swingy blues; and, as rock and roll cuts in again, a final headlong ... Read more
Based on an old and well-known stage-play, this comedy tells of the machinations of a landlord to conquer the beautiful wife of a provincial miller of a nearby township. The shrewd miller manages to steal the Governor's scarlet cloak, which is the distinctive attire of high officials, and sets out ... Read more
A young woman daydreams about her past; her emotions are expressed by a series of surrealistic images. ... This experimental film, the work of two Polish artists, was awarded the Grand Prix at the 1958 International Festival of Experimental Films in Brussels. ... Read more
A film about kindergarten education in painting, from the first attempts at graphic expression the child is taught to observe the world. The results of the children's education to art are shown at an exhibition and there is everything from the first scrawls to Mum or Dad's portrait. ... Read more
Jalsaghar is one of the few films made by Salyafit Ray. apart from the great Bengali trilogy about the life of the boy Apu. It leisurely and patientty unfolds Ihe story of the decline of the last member of a once mighty Indian noble family, revealing the man's character by quiet, ever-acute ... Read more
Bottles and tumblers dance and reel to the music of Scottish tunes. ... Read more
Konarak, a temple built in the 13th century, was dedicated to Surya, the sun-god. It is a well-preserved and elaborate building which stands as a vivid reminder of a great past when miracles in stone were created. ... Read more
The intense ritual of the bullfight is filmed in close-up and exclusively in slow-motion; the visuals are thus given an air of horrific beauty. The sound of the organ adds a strange counterpoint. ... Read more
Out of waves breaking on a beach comes a woman from a swim. It is a desolate, empty seashore, backed by sand-dunes and reed-tufts. From the sky an echelon of jet-planes zooms down and away, followed by their sound. Suddenly the woman is aware of a man. He watches her. She had thought she was alone ... Read more
"Mon Merle", an old French folksong, sung by the Trio Lyrique of Montreal, tells the story of a happy-go-lucky bird who loses his neck, beak. wings and eyes but immediately sets about retrieving them. To his astonishment they return in duplicate and triplicate. Norman McLaren in his inimitable ... Read more
The title is ironic, for the film conveys a philosophical impression of man's protest against the dangers which surround him &ndash: particularly the danger of atomic extinction. ... There is no commentary &ndash: only music and pictures woven together to produce the emotional effect. ... Read more
"The fruit of a deed is three-fold: it may arise here and now, or later, or in a succession of lives . . ." - Anguttara Nikaya. ... This is a story of the re-birth of two lovers who, having met in their previous lives, had, through evil circumstances, lost each other. A young man comes to an old ... Read more
Three sketches played by modern marionettes: Rumour, Chez Moniquc and The Dream Chaser. The film won the highest German film prize in 1958. ... Read more
In this strange and beautiful film we see the city of New York as it appears when photographed through multiplying prisms, or reflected in mirrors The pictorial devices are used to make its appearance alive, glowing and intensely significant. ... Read more
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I've been cloning stuff, genetically modifying plants, and doing metabolic engineering, working on a few websites, writing lots of papers, and having a few beers from time to time. =)
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Well lately I've been working my @ss off and I love it. One of our day shift girls quit so I took her place.Also have been hanging out at a local joint after work to unwind. Lovin life!:-)
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I work with the elderly:-)
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Helloooo to you as well! I've just finished pooping (thanks fer asking), and I would like to know your approach to nose maintenance. Are you in favor of picking with passion, do you prefer dabbing them out daintily with a tissue? We have a right to know!
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The couple could not have looked happier as they walked hand in hand - James in a smart suit by designer Spencer Hart - following the ceremony.
Later around 300 guests, including comics David Walliams, Michael McIntyre and Jimmy Carr, toasted the couple with champagne.
Other guests included his Gavin and Stacey co-star Ruth Jones, Doctor Who actor Matt Smith, singer Natalie Imbruglia, comedian Jon Bishop, and ex-England cricketer Freddie Flintoff.
Entertainment was provided by the Rizzle Kicks and former Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles along with Greg James. The band members of One Direction were also in attendance.
James got engaged to the former TV producer in the Maldives on Christmas Day 2010. The couple have a son, Max, who is one.
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I just gave Brian a Digg on this, as it is a subject rarely discussed.
A thought provoking post by Brian addressing quite a major issue.
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