chai. pretty much sums up my culinary experience in africa. however, this chai (black tea, freshly pasteurized milk, and a ton of sugar) is a symbol of hospitality. i was served chai maybe four times over the course of my 24-hour homestay with a maasai family. it was delicious and required several pre-emptive immodiums.
The Rock. the best restaurant and taste of food i had my entire stay in east africa. we took a boat to this restaurant off the west coast of zanzibar. what a treat...
south african white and the BEST chapati.
pasta three ways: crawfish tomato sauce, fresh pesto and shrimp, gnocchi with vanilla bean
And then there was paris, back to my old tricks.
amsterdam apple pie n' mint tea.
all the way back to montreal
with its summertime corn gazpacho
and japanese (kazu for those mtl'ers)
green tea fro yo, yo.
home again, home again lox and bagels.
jalapeno skillet corn bread with butter ball on top
SALAD. something you learn to miss.
clinton street baking company--blueberry pancakes with maple butter
fried potato skins with melted cheddar
new york macarons, jasmine
grilled sea bass & fresh garlic puree, thanks batali
happy hour oysters on the half shell
cheese & chutney
burrata BLT @ murray's
oh yeah
yellow raspberries, home-grown
blueberry waffles waddup
philharmonic picnics
#sweetlorens cookies
watermelon, heirloom tomato, basil & feta
grilled octopus and hearts of palm relish
chocolate rosemary & salted caramel goat's milk fro yo, YO
seamless.
brooklyn star fried chicken waffle cone with mash & slaw
almost as good as the real thing
and some more FRO-YO, YOOO, because, why not?