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Post by 101ABN on Aug 23, 2005 15:12:45 GMT -8
Post your favorite recipes and restaurants.
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Post by peterd on May 28, 2006 10:48:36 GMT -8
101ABN, in your opinion, would it OK or is there any way to sub-divide this forum into several parts like, home cook recipes and international from US, Chinese, German, Russian, Greek, etc.
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Post by peterd on May 28, 2006 11:00:10 GMT -8
Af for restaurants I like good B-B-que place like Famous Dave. As for international, I have to admitt, I was spoiled in Germany. We tried many restaurants beside German, like Balkan, Turkish, Greek, Indian, Pakistani, Chinese, Cyprian, etc. We found Chinese places in Germany to be far better restaurants in compare to US. The same with Greek and Polynesian. US has far better steak restaurants than Germany. In Colton California was a very good Steak Restaurant called Pinocle Peaks. US also has great old fashion family dinners. One of them I went was in West Virginia, North of Charleston. I cannot recall the name of the town. Great food. In Kansas between Leavenworth and Topeka is a small village. Their dinner was also great.
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Post by 101ABN on May 28, 2006 11:23:54 GMT -8
101ABN, in your opinion, would it OK or is there any way to sub-divide this forum into several parts like, home cook recipes and international from US, Chinese, German, Russian, Greek, etc. If I had enough traffic to warrant it I could make a separate forum. For now just go ahead and post your favorites here. BTW, the original Pinnacle Peak restaurant is in North Scottsdale, AZ. It's a local institution. The trademark steak is a 32 oz. porterhouse cooked over mesquite coals. Damn! Now I'm hungry. |
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Post by garryowen on May 30, 2006 6:32:39 GMT -8
That's huge.
I think they used to have a 48 oz. porterhouse down at The Precinct resturant in Cincinnati, which is one of, if not the best, steakhouse in the city. It used to be a police station during 1880s - Prohibition Era. Now it has a full bar.
Ironic, eh?
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Post by peterd on May 30, 2006 6:52:29 GMT -8
I wonder what the police was up to during the prohibition. How many pink elephants they arrested.
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Post by cataracts on Nov 6, 2006 23:54:02 GMT -8
Post your favorite recipes and restaurants. Cranberry Sauce-------------------------------- 2x of fresh cranberries 1x of water 1x of suger mix well. Put in microwave for 7 minutes. Let it cool refrigerate ready to eat. I could eat this on turkey or chicken or pork or just scoop it up with crackers. Anyway it can be eaten is good! Cataracts |
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Post by peterd on Nov 9, 2006 16:46:00 GMT -8
That sounds good. I will try it. I love cranberries.
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Post by Remey688 on Jul 5, 2007 22:56:08 GMT -8
That's huge. I think they used to have a 48 oz. porterhouse down at The Precinct resturant in Cincinnati, which is one of, if not the best, steakhouse in the city. It used to be a police station during 1880s - Prohibition Era. Now it has a full bar. Ironic, eh? Several great restaurants in Cincinnati! |
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