Archive for April, 2010
The Return to PS7′s
On our last visit to the restaurant, Jen and I had a less than positive experience at PS7′s. I won’t rehash all the sordid details, but you can read about our Restaurant Week (RW) visit here. Fast forward a couple months to the present date, and we still were holding on to a coupon that we [...]
Almond Coconut Paleo Biscuits
I saw this recipe and put it on my list of things to try. The one ingredient I didn’t have on hand were coconut flakes, which a most typical supermarkets really don’t carry. Or keep it stocked in the most ridiculous places instead of the cooking and baking section, where, at least in my warped [...]
Hi folks! I’m taking a little breather from blogging this week, but Jen and I will be back next week with more recipes, reviews, and stories of omnomnomnomnom. Stay out of trouble, and we’ll see you then!
Chipotle Lime Pulled Pork
I’ve been looking for a good recipe to introduce you to one of my best friends as of late, and this time, it’s not one that’ll get me put away for indecent exposure. No, I’m talking about the crockpot. How did I go so long without having one of these things? I’ve likely had more [...]
Paleo On A Budget
Going Paleo doesn’t have to be expensive. In my last trip to CostCo, I managed to stuff my fridge with all sorts of paleo goodness that’ll keep me set for a few weeks. I took a few photos and hopefully, for those of you who are looking to try a paleo diet, these might help [...]
Zentan
DC’s streets run in a grid. There are four quadrants, NW, NE, SW, and SE, which all extend from the Capitol at the center. Numbered streets run North to South outward from the center, and letter streets run West to East from the center. State streets, for all understanding, have absolutely no rhyme or reason [...]
Taj Mahal Restaurant
Dupont Circle once was the darling neighborhood of DC. Businesses crammed themselves into every available space, and the various streets leading into the circle- Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut, P, and 19th, are filled to the gills with an array of restaurants adorned with neon signs and shielded by faded awnings. Jen and I stopped into [...]
