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03 February, 2009
HMMMM... IF ANTHONY BOURDAIN CAME TO GREENVILLE...
I found this idea intriguing... I love food... good food, that is!
(Since moving here a few years ago, I have found that there are alot of restaurants in Greenville... but not too many that I am fond of! no offense intended!)
I have 2 ideas:
#1. Focusing on the Diversity of Greenville's Foodscene (pick & choose)
a. the taco truck (Mexican) on Cedar Lane Road (only Fri, Sat & Sun nights)
b. Saffron (Indian) @ intersection of Woodruff Road & Miller Road
c. Korean BBQ (Korean) @ intersection of Woodruff Road & Miller Road also
d. Saigon Fast Food (Vietnamese) on Pleasantburg Road
e. Pita House (Middle Eastern\Lebanese) on Pleasantburg Road
f. Zamorah's (Southern\Soul\Meat &3) on Whitehorse Road
g. El Carretero (Colombian) on Laurens Road
h. Cositas Ricas (Colombian) on West Parker Road
i. Pomegranate On Main (Persian) on Main Street
j. Thai Restaurant (Thai) on Augusta Road
#2. "Greenville" spots
a. Tanners Big Orange (serving Greenville over 70 years)
b. Charlie's Steakhouse (serving Greenville over 80 years)
c. Handlebar (unique Greenville eatery)
d. Soby's (unique Greenville eatery)
e. brief overview Greenville's Main Street (restaurants & events)
so that is what I would suggest if Anthony Bourdain were to ask me where to go in Greenville!
21 October, 2008
BACK IN THE BLOGGING SADDLE...
i joined a crockpot cooking group on ravelry (wow... you cab find a group for anything!) ... and so wanted to share what my family calls "sausage and spinach and can soup":
i brown a pound of breakfast sausage (i usually use neese's hot)
i "rough chop" an onion and toss into the browning sausage
open 4 cans italian diced tomatoes and 2 cans great white northern beans --- don't drain --- pour contents into crockpot
add the drained sausage and onions to the crockpot
cook on low for 4 to 6 hrs
about 30 minutes before you plan to eat... open crockpot and add a bag of baby spinach... stir in... put lid back on crockpot & let spinach wilt for last 30 minutes of cooking.
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this is an "easy" fix meal that i use when i just don't feel like spending a lot of time in the kitchen.
yummy!