Change Page:
< 12 | Showing page 2 of 2, messages 31 to 34 of 34
hatteras04
-
Total Posts:
931
- Joined: 5/14/2003
- Location: Columbus, OH
|
Re:Things you do to food that you love
Thu, 05/19/11 11:12 PM
( permalink)
Michael Hoffman hatteras04 Michael - Where do you find good lox around here? I don't. Ever since the Bexley Kosher Market shut down the only lox I get is that stuff that comes in small packages. That's what I figured. Have you tried the "New York Style Deli" that recently opened in Westerville. It's like Gee Willikers or something like that. I have seen some pretty medicore reviews and haven't gotten there myself.
|
|
|
|
Michael Hoffman
-
Total Posts:
14552
- Joined: 7/1/2000
- Location: Gahanna, OH
|
Re:Things you do to food that you love
Thu, 05/19/11 11:25 PM
( permalink)
No, I've never been there. And let me amend one thing about lox. Every once in a while Giant Eagle will have some fairly decent stuff available.
|
|
|
|
claracamille
-
Total Posts:
393
- Joined: 1/31/2004
- Location: Idpls, IN
|
Re:Things you do to food that you love
Sat, 05/21/11 11:23 AM
( permalink)
Eating anything either my mom or my daughter has cooked My mom- she is 89 & still a great cook. I am 64 & am so blessed to be have a mom that still cooks & bakes. My daughter- she has 3 children, works from home & still finds the time to cook(she is not a baker). She cooks from scratch, much more of a gourmet than me. I am so proud of her. Also, most of the time, their entire family sits down for the evening meal, everyone stays at the table until everyone else is done. Then all 3 kids have "chores" to do after the meal. Same thing goes for my 2 married sons' families.
|
|
|
|
mbrookes
-
Total Posts:
1305
- Joined: 10/8/2004
- Location: Jackson, MS
|
Re:Things you do to food that you love
Sat, 05/21/11 3:58 PM
( permalink)
Add a little heat to almost everything. A little horseradish on BLT; a touch of cayenne pepper in brownies. Not really hot, just a bounce.
|
|
|
|