I recorded this years ago with my good buddies Masahiro and Sung Hoon (Sonny). Here I am pluggin one of my all time favorites, Cafe Central! This is some of the most amazing Puerto Rican food, right here in Chicago! It is also the first place I ever took my wife to eat and we have been inseparable ever since! Enjoy!
Sunday, November 25, 2012
Cafe Central!
I recorded this years ago with my good buddies Masahiro and Sung Hoon (Sonny). Here I am pluggin one of my all time favorites, Cafe Central! This is some of the most amazing Puerto Rican food, right here in Chicago! It is also the first place I ever took my wife to eat and we have been inseparable ever since! Enjoy!
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Bang Bang Pie-Biscuit-Coffee, where everything you put in yer mouth feels like a hug.
The chocolate coconut pie. Ridiculous!! Worthy of shoving in yer face!! I did. |
Banana, toffee, and i think walnut?? pie. This was also completely Monte-licious!! |
First I am shoving the chocolate coconut pie in my face. |
as soon as the creamy, smooth whip cream hits my mouth my taste buds lit up!! The chocolate is silky, sweet and mild. Not to rich and overpowering. Just right! |
Btw, I loved the crust, but only ate a bite. As much as love a good crust, I feel it is filler, and I am mostly interested in the filling. Plus I am trying to watch my figure currently. |
They weigh the each biscuit to the exact same size. I love this, I hate anyone gettin over on me and would be pissed if one of my friends had a larger biscuit than I. Very pissed!! |
some behind the scenes action of the chocolate pie bein made |
After you get yer biscuit you have yer choice of fresh butters and fresh jam. How freakin cool is that??! Super cool. |
Behold..... The BISCUIT. I would love this f*cker with some sausage gravy!! The biscuit is perfectly crunchy on the outside |
...and soft and doughy on the inside. Absorbent too! It is made to accept butter! Like my gut. |
Salted butter |
Blueberry Jam |
This, or make sweet love Pamela Anderson?? |
Biscuit wins this time, Pamela! |
Takin it down |
So damn good! |
I am lovin it. |
Yes. Bottom gone first. |
Look at the crunchy top. In my opinion Bang Bang is totally one of the best spots to get a biscuit in Chicago. If you love biscuits, you will love em here. |
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Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Eggs, pourable and shredded cheese atoppa fries?? What? Oh yes!
Does this look prettier than yer baby? If yer answer is No, leave me, my page, my life, everything... Stat! |
This is a divine meal, a meal meant to be enjoyed by royalty! Luckily I found it in a somewhat dumpyish bar. |
Look at me go! |
I always do it right! |
I am proud to be yer hero. |
Here is the place... The Irish Mill! 26592 N Il Rt 83 Mundelein, IL 60060 It's a drive, but it is worth it. Plus there is good hiking in the area. Bring the kids out, make it a day. |
You can play bags! |
Look at yer surroundings if you weer to sit and eat or drink outside. Beautiful! |
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Saturday, June 2, 2012
Bacon, Bacon, and Meatloaf!
My wife got a waste of calories salad. It looked and smelled good, but c'mon! Look at that bacon again. |
It is all about the bacon my friends. And yer hero knows how to do it right! I love you! |
Go just for the bacon. Just for the BACON! |
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012
My new favorite salad, and it's topped with grilled beef!
Yer hero about to enjoy his dominant ordering decision while his friend still awaits his meal. Yes, I eat as soon as my meal comes. No manners! |
Savagery at it's best! |
So not handsome, nor sexy while I eat. Yet I have a wife. Who knew?? |
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Ras Dashen for Ethiopian, where the food comes fresh! Not from a freakin in house Buffet in the kitchen!
Ethiopian food is eaten with Injera bread, and placed atop of the Injera bread as well. Injera bread by definition; (taken from wikipedia, thanks!) Injera (Amharic, Tigrinya: እንጀራ, pronounced [ɨndʒəra], sometimes transliterated enjera; Oromo: budenaa; Somali: canjeero) is a yeast-risen flatbread with a unique, slightly spongy texture. Traditionally made out of teff flour,[1] it is a national dish in Ethiopia and Eritrea. A similar variant is eaten in Somalia (where it is called canjeero or lahooh) and Yemen (where it is known as lahoh). You eat with yer hands! Fun! |
The purple stuff is cabbage, the yellow stuff is split pea, the red to the right of the yellow stuff are red lentils. The white stuff is a very soft and fluffy goat cheese. The red stuff in the center is a stewed lamb steak in strips, and little chunks. And the brown stuff is a mushroom thingy, I don't like shrooms so I skipped em. Everything is exceptionally flavorful, slightly spicy, and will give ya the sh*ts. But is so freakin Monte-licious it is worth it! Here is a link to their web page for all and any other information you may need, or want http://www.rasdashenchicago.com/ |
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Thursday, March 8, 2012
Street side Tacos!!! Eat on, or in yer car. Only!!!
Look at Isabelle preppin the shells, not only with her hands, but with love. That is why she wears all red, love. |
Flattening the shell for yer pleasure |
Removing the shell |
Then cooking the shell! These are some of the tastiest corn shells you can ever put into yer mouth. Monte-licious with every bite! |
Steamy steak goodness. Oh, she uses styrofoam plates, ask her to put napkins on the plate first, you don't want hot, melty styrofoam on yer taco. |
Steamy chicken goodness. Look at that...... ahhhhhh. It's like meditating. |
Servin it up like a proper waitress would, and you don't even have to tip! But I do! |
Isabelle also has homemade spicy salsa. The salsa is robust, has a kick, and full of flavor! You will want to try it! |
Since it is street side, the only place to eat is going to be on, or in yer car. I chose on my trunk! |
Chicken taco goodness about to be gone-ness! |
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