Showing posts with label Steak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steak. Show all posts
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Sunday, July 7, 2013
Matt Spotted Grilled Meats @ Restoran Kvatrić
1:47 PM
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Matt Peloquin
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by Matt Peloquin via FoodSherpas.com's sightings on Foodspotting http://www.foodspotting.com/reviews/3779649
Monday, August 13, 2012
San Francisco Food Trip - August 2012
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8:27 PM
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Matt Peloquin
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In the last post, I shared some of the delicacies from Hokkaido Seafood Buffet, from my recent trip to San Francisco.
For the rest of the food items, I'll share them collectively here.
I visited a few new places for the list and some classics that I never miss when visiting the Bay Area:
BBQ: Armadillo Willy's, San Mateo, CA
Dim Sum: ABC Seafood Restaurant, Foster City, CA
Dim Sum: Yank Sing, San Francisco, CA
Prime Rib: House of Prime Rib, San Francisco, CA
Breakfast: Mimi's Cafe, San Mateo, CA
Calamari: BJ's Brewery, San Mateo, CA
Armadillo Willy's Barbeque
Texas Pork Ribs
BBQ Baked Beans
Sweet Potato Fries
Hickory Burger with Onion Rings and Sweet Potato Fries
ABC Sea Food Restaurant
BBQ Pork
Beijing Style Potsticker
Shu Mai
Shrimp & Spinach Dumpling
Shrimp Dumpling
Chive Dumpling
Deep Fried Taro Dumplings
Sticky BBQ Pork Buns
Chinese Broccoli
House of Prime Rib
Rib Roast
Prime Rib
Beet Salad
Yorkshire Pudding
Yank Sing Restaurants
Xiao Long Bao
Stuffed Shrimp
Fried Turnip Cakes
Chinese Broccoli
Suckling Pig
BJ'S Restaurant & Brewery
Calamari
Mimi's Cafe
Waffles and Sausage
Monday, November 7, 2011
Montevideo, Uruguay in Food Photos
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11:57 AM
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Matt Peloquin
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Took a two night weekend trip to Montevideo to grab a few things I've long craved, with seafood at the top of the list. Despite it's location near the Atlantic, Buenos Aires is as far from a "seafood city" as you can get. Yet not far away in Montevideo, Uruguay, you'll find that beef and parrilla are still king, but also lots of great seafood options. But even when in a city with better seafood, you can't fully bypass trying the excellent parrilla options...and of course a chivito of two. Not to be forgotten...we also included a trip to one of my favorite German restaurants.
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| Grilled meats from Estancia del Puerto, Montevideo |
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| Parrilla Mariscos Mixto: shrimp, pulpo, calamari, corvina, salmon, zucchini, potato, squash, red and yellow bell peppers from Rara Avis, Montevideo |
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| The national food of Uruguay...the Chivito. One of the greatest sandwiches on the planet consisting of bife de lomo, lechuga, tomate, huevos, queso and usually jamon y panceta: Chivito from Chiviteria Marcos, Montevideo |
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| Pez de espada con papas natual from El Peregrino, Montevideo |
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| Apple pancake with rum flambe with vanilla ice cream from El Peregrino, Montevideo |
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| Grilled swordfish with boiled potatoes and sauteed onions and peppers from El Peregrino, Montevideo |
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| Costilla ahumada con papas Suiza y pure de manzanas from one of my favorite German restaurants, Dackel, Montevideo |
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| And another shot: Costilla ahumada con papas Suiza y pure de manzanas from one of my favorite German restaurants, Dackel, Montevideo |
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| Always good to get a quality dark dunkel beer... |
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| Salchicha y medio-medi |
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| Caprese salad from Dackel, Montevideo |
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| Tasty pan seared fish in a curry and safron sauce with mussels from El Fogon in Montevideo |
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Gaze upon the greatest pork chop ever cooked. One wouldn't expect Uruguay to have a good German restaurant, but Dackel is real good. The specialty at Dackel is the Costilla Ahumada Kassler. This pork chop is almost 3 inches thick and slow cooked in a smoker. They then finish it off with more dry rub (mostly pepper) on the grill. The sides are Papas a la Suiza which is a hash brown by US standards, and apple sauce. Dackel has a good selection of traditional German cuisine that you seldom find in Buenos Aires. While the photo doesn't show it, they have lots of more traditional German breads...which I ate before the photog. As Dackel is 2 clocks from the beach in Carrasco, there's also some seafood selections. The neighborhood is a good 30-40 minute cab ride from Ciudad Vieja, where most tourists are in Montevideo. But it's well worth the trip. Besides, you can just head to the beach and walk off all that pork fat. |
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