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Yakitori Totto

23 Saturday Jun 2012

Posted by dark locks in bucket list, Japanese, meat, New York, seafood, snacks

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affogato, chicken hearts, Japanese, Yakitori

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Yakitori Totto fries up tiny ice fish and serves them with a little green tea salt like French fries. The shirauo kara-age is only $6.

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The green tea affogato was mochi, ice cream, and pon gashi drowned in matcha.

I want to go back again tonight for more delicious meat skewers. They had hatsu (chicken heart) and bonjiri (chicken tail), my favorite yakitori items.

Yakitori Totto
255 W 55th Street
New York NY 10019

Upi Jaya Indonesian Cuisine

15 Friday Jun 2012

Posted by dark locks in bucket list, Indonesian, meat, New York, Queens

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Indonesian, petai, rendang, sator nut, stink bean, Upi Jaya

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CNN asked their readers to vote for the most delicious food in the world and the Indonesian dish rendang won. Upi Jaya in Elmhurst serves chunks of this caramelized beef curry for $7.00 per piece. For $7.50 you can get the meal deal.

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This shrimp curry had petai nuts (sator nuts) in it. The amino acids make your urine smell really odd after you eat them. They kind of tasted like lima beans that were soaked in methane.

I can’t wait to go back and try the djenkol beans!

Upi Jaya
76-04 Woodside Ave
Elmhurst NY 11373
(718) 458-1807

Valentine’s Day Flashback

09 Saturday Jun 2012

Posted by dark locks in American, celebrations, meat, New York, Queens, seafood

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lobster, som tam, Valentine's Day

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This year I got to spend Valentine’s Day with two people that I love very much. I am sitting on a train to Tarrytown kind of daydreaming and I found myself thinking about the meal we had that night. I boiled some lobsters, grilled some skirt steaks that were marinated in a red curry sauce, grated a fresh som tam, and mashed potatoes with coconut milk. I want to make another special meal for these two. Do you have any ideas?

Rocky Mountain Oysters

07 Thursday Jun 2012

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Arlington, bull balls, DC, Testicle Festival, testicles

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The Montana Society hosted their 8th Annual Rocky Mountain Oyster Festival a few weeks ago in Arlington, VA at an American Legion Hall. This year the castrated bulls’ testicles were peeled and thinly sliced. Here is a picture of them in a tray right before they were fried.

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