Fast forward and your great x20 grandkids can survive on their island turtle as climate change has flooded the planet

Man for those prices could you imagine how many plastic bags of crawfish and spicy red liquid sodium you could get instead?

Was it the one on Washington that used to be in the same plaza as that asian supermarket that was/is being replaced with a new building?

It's got a parking lot, at the end of the day that's a big seller. The cute little boutique coffee shops that make and sell excellent coffee are usually tucked away.

When my parents owned their chinese restaurant, sesame chicken was just a non spicy general tsos chicken with sesame seeds.

They were, hence the raw-ish

-ish.

Long way to go from here

Im really surprised the Jimmie Johns left. That pizza place seems to be going strong.

Nothing wrong with a little preflattening. Most store bought cookie doughs are more thick discs than balls

With brown sugar or rock sugar boiled in.

So goddamn good.

There's only 3 seasons. I really liked it despite its faults. The first main bad's storyline finished at the end of s2 instead of dragging on, the most annoying character in the show got offed at the end of s3, Nick Frost joined the cast and did a lot of big guy Sammo Hung esque Kung Fu and they were gearing up to introduce gun fu it seemed in S4 before it got cancelled.

I'm also really into that ruins of the old world vibe like in Fallout, and Horizon.

I had goldfish the other day after not having them since I was in high school like 15 years ago. They were a lot blander than I remember :( Get your kids on Cheez-its asap, those things held up. Makes the parent tax much better

At age 15? Pretty sure his friends were playing a prank on convincing him to go hide while they went off and did something else.

I made a version of this with Gnocchi once. Called it Gnocchi-Boki.

The quote marks made me think of that one restaurant scene in Godfather

They sell frozen Paratha in most of the Asian grocers. Or go out to West Philly near like 42nd and Walnut/Chestnut, there's a cluster of middle eastern, Pakistan, and Indian grocers that sell a bunch of different varieties of frozen Paratha.

As for the curry, I dunno I never had it, but guess get a Thai Curry, and an Indian curry and just mix them together?

The Giant near the 22nd trolley stop is really good. It's the 'regular' version of the store, not the Heirloom version on 8th. Their chicken breast is almost always $2.49 a pound which is the cheapest I've ever seen it. Sometimes it even goes to pre inflation $1.99 too. They're also really good about rotating stock so you can often get the 50% off meat as long as you freeze or cook it relatively soon.

Imo it's way more ensemble than House, the other characters have their own fairly fleshed out stories and arcs separate from Shawn's autism that span entire and through multiple episodes. Its very much "pretty doctors with problems" and one of them happens to be autistic. Compared to House where if Hugh's not in a scene, chances are the characters are talking about him or the case he put them on. Same with The Rookie, the hook is that he's an older new cop, but after the first season or 2 it rarely comes up again except as a gag occasionally and the storylines moved past that to be more ensemble

That being said, I haven't seen The Good Doctor in a while. I think I stopped at the end of the season where that blonde super ambitious doctor learned she has some genetic nerve disease that's going to ruin her hands and prevent her from being a surgeon later in life. Not that I think its a bad show, just not must see tv. The Rookie though was getting too ridiculous, it started great as like a more light hearted less gonzo The Shield, but then the main cast started getting way too personally involved in their own cases. Like Jesus how often does Nolan get kidnapped.

What do we think? Some mentally ill dude got ahold of some letterhead and access to a xerox?

I like the white oval dish, made me think it was one of those shelf stable dinty Moore beef stews for a second

Blegh typo, past the ornate arch gate past arch st but before cherry

On 10th, past the friendship game heading north on the right. There's also KC bakery that has a big red sign but I havent tried them in a while

Literally called just Asia Bakery, big red sign. The bread though is not traditional and they're untoasted. They're okay, if you go there again, try the big steam bun instead.

Banh Mi Cali is still also relatively cheap. Like $7-8 a sandwich, albeit maybe not quite as full as other places but arugably just as good. Try the meatball, it's this fatty, porky, fish saucy, meat pastey goodness.

I also really like the bread they use, I don't think it's traditional but it's a little chewier which I prefer. It might just be Amoroso.

Like ready to eat, or like packed in the cold section for use in beans or stews? I know Original Turkey in RTM sometimes has legs that are hot and ready to eat but most markets will otherwise carry smoked Turkey parts and ham hocks to use in recipes.