Friday, May 15, 2009

Comments About Sushi, Bacon and More

As always, I appreciate the comments, and there are several recent posts that I thought that other people might enjoy or be able to answer:

As always, thanks for the comments.

4 comments:

  1. The restaurant in Burtonsville that serves fabulous ice cream is Seibel's. My favorite is black raspberry!

    http://www.seibelsrestaurant.com/

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  2. A wild yeast strain would be one which is not commecial bakers yeast (all commercial bakers yeast is the same strain of yeast)and contains both a wild yeast and lactic acid bacteria (lactobacilli). Most people are more familiar with the term Sourdough, which actually is not a type of bread, but any bread leavened with a wild yeast.

    The bakers yeast used in nearly all modern day pizzerias does not have any accompanying lactobacilli with it and the crust on such a pizza will never produce the same depth of flavor as one competently constructed and leavened with a wild yeast strain. I hope this clears any confusion.

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  3. Ah yes, it's Seibel's. Thanks for the response. Ice cream is good, but stay away from the "family restaurant" part.

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  4. The sandwich place next to the Quickie Mart on Hickory Ridge is called Arirang Hill. They make good cheesesteaks on the cheap, but I like them best for the wings. They can be ordered 'hot' or I prefer their unique 'mambo' sauce. I recommend ordering the Ehson Special, which nets you a 6-inch cheesesteak and 5-wings for $7 and change. And get the fries, too. They're crispy & good and they only cost $1 with any food order!

    They used to be closed on Sundays, but now offer limited hours from around noon to 4pm. They're open Mon-Sat until 2 or 3am...great for late night munchies. Definitely go check out the Ehson Special!

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