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Homemade Cuban Sandwiches on Amy’s Bread
Josh was on an Amy’s Bread kick one week and would stop there every day on his way home to pick up a nice baguette or some tasty baked treats for noshing. One night he picked up a rustic Italian...
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Burgers on Amy’s Bread Brioche and Alexia Waffle Fries
I had defrosted a pound of ground beef intending to make a Bolognese sauce one night but we never really had a craving for pasta so instead, I decided to make an easy dinner of burgers and fries. To...
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Banh Mi Saigon Bakery and Di Palo’s Fine Foods
Since we were finally back in Chinatown there was no way we were going to leave without picking up some banh mi sandwiches from Banh Mi Saigon Bakery and some fresh mozzarella from Di Palo’s. Banh Mi...
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Le Boulanger
Before heading out on the road from Claire and Sean’s apartment to South Lake Tahoe, we grabbed a quick breakfast at Le Boulanger, a bakery/cafe that has locations all over the Bay Area. The branch...
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Holiday Wrap-Up and Tailgate Party
We spent the Christmas long weekend in NJ, of course, having Christmas dinner with my parents on Friday, Hanukkah brunch on Saturday afternoon (Josh’s parents were away the actual week of Hanukkah),...
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Quick French Dip
After our Secret Santa dinner we had tons of leftovers, including an entire 2lb cooked and uncut london broil. Josh and I don’t exactly understand restraint when we host dinners so we always go a tiny...
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Paillard – Quebec City
We had one full day to explore Quebec City so we made sure to get a somewhat early start. We entered the Old City on Rue Saint-Jean, passing through a gate and out onto a busy street lined with...
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Canada Wrap-Up – Beer, Shawarma, Bagels, and Sugar Pie
In addition to imbibing on some great wines over the weekend, we tasted a few local brews in both Quebec City and Montreal. At Le Sacrilege in Quebec City, we tried the blonde, red, and white beers....
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New Orleans Quickie – Cafe Du Monde
No trip to New Orleans would be complete without a trip to the famous Cafe Du Monde for some hot, milky cafe au lait and freshly fried beignets covered in powdered sugar. Cafe au lait and beignets...
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Meche’s Donut King – Breaux Bridge, LA
After consulting roadfood.com for a place to grab a local-style breakfast, we drove about 15 minutes from our hotel in Lafayette to the neighboring town of Breaux Bridge. While Cafe des Amis was...
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