West Ham could share the Stadium with Millwall; and have a dog track with pie and mash restaurants etc. Athletics could also use it in-between football games and dog racing etc. And in the evenings, it could be used for Bingo; …
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mixed cold meze at Gem restaurant Much as I love living near Angel, I must admit that the local restaurant scene often disappoints. So imagine my surprise when, two weeks ago, we re-visited Gem and enjoyed the food immensely? I like it so much that I went back again last night, and now I think it’s the perfect place to go when you can’t be bothered to cook. After all, it’s cheap, it’s filling, the food’s pretty tasty, and you never need to book in advance.
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Gem (Kurdish Turkish), Islington
The tradition of celebrating Shrove-tide is quite frankly, as old as the hills. There are many wonderful websites and blogs that tell of the history of Shrove-tide, Carling Sunday, Collop Monday and “Shrove Tuesday”, “Fat Tuesday” or as we are more likely to call it, “Pancake Day.” “Throwing Pancakes on Shrove Tuesday in Westminster School” At the last minute, I decided to include the resource
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Shrove-tide Tidbits & Delicacies
I have countless happy childhood memories of myself wolfing down embarrassing numbers of delicious Parathas (pictured above) – stuffed or plain – on weekend mornings! How could I help it? They were after all, as I said earlier, delicious! The great thing about wholesome, filling stuffed Parathas, besides the fact that they are yummy, is that they are a meal in one dish, so to speak.
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Parathas galore!
A very Happy Valentine’s Day to all you lovers’ out there! I would also like to take a moment to wish all my visitors celebrating Chinese New Year’s a Healthy, Prosperous, Happy New Year! When I woke up this Sunday morning I decided to “baby” myself a bit with one of my all time favorite breakfast treats; a Dutch Baby. My apple filled German Pancake doesn’t look as tantalizing as T.W.’s Dutch
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Kicking off Pancake Week with a Dutch Baby
Happy Chinese New Year Lunar Festival – Sticky Rice Dumplings with Sesame Paste Recipe To celebrate the Lunar Festival / Chinese New Year on Sunday Feb 14th 2010, we took a dumpling workshop at the Museum of Chinese in America (MOCA) and made some easy Sticky Rice Dumplings stuffed with Sesame Paste. This was perfect since the Lunar Festival is all about celebrating life and prosperity with varous types of dishes that have been recognized as being auspicious. Dumplings are just one of the dishes that are often prepared and eaten during the Lunar Festival
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Happy Chinese New Year Lunar Festival – Sticky Rice Dumplings with Sesame Paste Recipe
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Posted via web from David Erickson’s Posterous via npr.org Scientists have found evidence of some of the original coloration of a dinosaur that lived about 125 million years ago, showing that it had rings of orange-brown bristly feathers around its tail. Fossils have revealed a lot about the lives of dinosaurs, but researchers always used to think that the fossil record couldn’t show what color they were. “This was the one point at which we had to give up,” says paleontologist Mike Benton at the University of Bristol in the United Kingdom, who explains that fossils tend to preserve an animal’s hard parts, like bones and teeth, and not soft parts like skin
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The First Hints Of A Dinosaur’s True Colors
If you are wondering what you can do for your beloved this Valentine’s Day, may I suggest breakfast in bed with truffle mayonnaise scrambled eggs! We have divided the video into two parts. For those who are already struggling with cracking an egg properly, the video above is for you. But if you want to do something really special, you can add on Chef Tim’s truffle mayonnaise as shown in the video below! Then you are almost guaranteed to make that very special person swoon! All the best with your scrambled eggs with truffle mayonnaise! Have a Happy Valentine’s Day and a prosperous Chinese New Year! You can watch the rest of the ieat videos here ieatishootipost.sg One man’s attempt to eat all the delicious food in Singapore and take pictures of them!
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Video Blog: ieat learns to make a heart shaped scrambled eggs dish just in time for Valentine’s Day!
Anthony makes his Samuels cocktail for Tom Fischer of BourbonBlog.com at the Beer, Bourbon and BBQ Festival in New York City. Right click and “Save As” to download Video | Phone Format | PSP If you enjoy Art of the Drink , please look us up on iTunes and write a review — thanks!
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Stewed Cabbage – Simple Teochew Food Teo Heng Teochew Porridge is a favourite amongst Teochew Porridge fans and this venerable stall at the Hong Lim Food Centre is always packed from the time they start selling at 7am till they run out of fish at around 1 to 2pm. Ask a handful of people where to eat the best Teochew Porridge in Singapore and most of them will point you to this particular stall. At the heart of the stall is a Teochew Ah Pek who has been dishing out hawker food for 60 years
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Teo Heng Teochew Porridge: Is this Singapore’s oldest Hawker?
A little tester video of a scene… and yes I am aware of the continuity error and bad focus on one of the angles and poor positioning, but it’s all supposed to be rough
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A Restaurant Scene
Tucked away behind a discreet red door just off Westbourne Grove is an eccentric boutique hotel called the Miller’s Residence. It was here, amongst the assorted jumble and frilly antiques that seemed to cover every inch of space in this bizarre building, that I and Lizzie of Hollow Legs fame had been invited to the Martin Miller’s Gin Masterclass, hosted by Craig Harper. Over a fascinating evening we learned all about the history of the martini, tested out various historic recipes (some containing exotic ingredients like absinthe and Peychaud’s bitters) and had a very amusing question and answer session, uncovering such facts as the reason for the Angostura Bitters’ oversized label (apparently an early mistake, never corrected) and how much vermouth Churchill liked in his martini (none).
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Martin Miller’s Gin Masterclass and Hereford Road, Notting Hill
Easy Valentine’s Day Dinner Recipe – Citrus Steamed Fish in Heart Shaped Parchment Paper Hey, it’s only 4 days till V-Day did you get your reservations yet? It’s the time when all the restaurants raise their rates for silly ‘valentines day’ themed menus.
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Easy Valentine’s Day Dinner Recipe – Citrus Steamed Fish in Heart Shaped Parchment Paper
Ask any true coffee-lover worldwide about the best cup of coffee and you’d most likely get an answer “The Espresso!” This one tiny shot of pure coffee adorned with foam at the top gives a kick-start to many of us, awakening our minds and bodies and making us fit to survive through the rest of the day. Most people who haven’t had a good cup of espresso typically say they don’t like it because it is bitter.
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How To Choose the Best Espresso Machine
Not a huge sample (29,000 rankings from about 2,000 people, examining 1,000 U.S. restaurants of note), but here are the ones that rated at least 95 points (For kicks, I started bolding the ones I've been to, but then it seemed too pathetic so unbolded.
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Opinionated About Dining "most important U.S. restaurants" survey
Pssghetti's (26200 US Hwy 19 N, Clearwatwer, (727)797-9615) opens on Thursday. According to a source: A little like Mazzaro's and a fine-dining Italian restaurant under one roof. Lots of patio seating. And the second Kahwa Cafe opens on Saturday on 2nd Ave S in St
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Pssghetti’s and Kahwa to open this week
I went up the stairs of a shop lot somewhere in TTDI, in hopes to do threading which is most likely the only single girly-pampering thing that I do, and only to be met with a locked gate. Then it hit me, a distant memory of the last round I was there, the lady mentioned that they would be shifting, but for me the life of me I could not remember where she said exactly but it is suppose to be somewhere in vicinity of TTDI.
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The Tale of Tutti ‘Chocolatey’
The Bocuse d'Or USA Foundation has announced that chef James Kent will represent the United States at the prestigious Bocuse d'Or International Culinary Competition, to be held in Lyon, France on January 25-26, 2011. His commis (assistant) in the competition will be Tom Allan
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Bocuse D’Or selects Team USA 2011