SC's big Saturday - March 25
Singapore's Banana Leaf at Farmer's Market:
Paratha (Indonesian pancakes with peanut? dipping sauce)
Lamb curry with rice.
The paratha was excellent but the lamb curry was a little tough and nasty.
A slice of lemon. FoodAssociate Sue recommended this as a palate cleanser, and it was refreshing.
Iced tea.
Dinner, downtown:
Part of a stuffed pepper at Ciudad
Mojito
Felipe's beef dip sandwich with Swiss cheese and mustard
Chocolate cream pie - the same mass-produced pie they served at HUDS!
1 Miller Genuine Draft
1 whiskey sour at Cole's.
Karaoke:
1 vodka, club soda, and lime juice
1 of Jones' exquisite raspberry mojitos. This was the better of the two mojitos I had during this evening. No FR nor FA tops Jones as an enthusiastic and skillful bartender.
Paratha (Indonesian pancakes with peanut? dipping sauce)
Lamb curry with rice.
The paratha was excellent but the lamb curry was a little tough and nasty.
A slice of lemon. FoodAssociate Sue recommended this as a palate cleanser, and it was refreshing.
Iced tea.
Dinner, downtown:
Part of a stuffed pepper at Ciudad
Mojito
Felipe's beef dip sandwich with Swiss cheese and mustard
Chocolate cream pie - the same mass-produced pie they served at HUDS!
1 Miller Genuine Draft
1 whiskey sour at Cole's.
Karaoke:
1 vodka, club soda, and lime juice
1 of Jones' exquisite raspberry mojitos. This was the better of the two mojitos I had during this evening. No FR nor FA tops Jones as an enthusiastic and skillful bartender.
posted by SC at 12:39 PM
6 Comments:
It is good news about the pie, and a humorous coincidence. I'm assuming that they're not really any different from Sara Lee, but did you happen to get the source on that pie?
Actually, I don't think it is Sara Lee, because I bought one of those at the store once, hoping against hope, and it was terrible. I think they might all come from some central pie distributor in the depopulated Great Plains.
I know HUDS did some if not all of their mass-production business with Sysco, who are basically the biggest food service distributors in the country, I think. I feel like there must be some company that is just reselling Sysco products with a fake corporate identity in front of it.
Jack, road trip to find the Sysco pie center?
I think it's based in Texas, but God knows how many regional factories support it.
Actually, I bet Wikipedia knows, too...
Sysco map - kind of fun.
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