The Blog Tech and I went to our local markets yesterday. We happened to park in front of this Asian restaurant which offered some unusually titled menu items. Click for a better look.
I'll pass. In Cambodia the head would be left on.
But I would love to try this one.
How is this even close to a hoagie?
This place offers about anything you can think of.
Getting ready for St. Patty's day.
Shamrock cookies and all kinds of goodies.
Good prices are found at all these shops.
I am going back next week to buy primroses.
Oh yum...I love Po-boys of any kind.
It's open but I don't know what it is.
This will be full of sidewalk food by 9:00 am. This place makes the best mung beans cakes I've ever had.
Lately we have several Afrikan food shops. I LOVE Afrikan food and will be cooking some soon. I will post it on the blog when I make it.
My favorite produce store.
Huge strawberries. Time for strawberry rhubarb pies.
A few onions.
To go with your potatoes.
I love having these stores close by.
There are more and more of these murals showing up on sides of buildings.
A local flower vendor.
Peruvian clothing.
I wish my daughter was still little. I need a grandchild!
Sidewalk tacos and burritos.
And churros too.
These guys are actually groovy.
Local bike stands.
Sidewalk salsa to die for!
I bought some of this. You can watch these guys make it.
Some of the best coffee anywhere can be found in this area. You can smell beans roasting when you are walking around.
This kitchen store is ready for Easter.
Le Creuset
And more Le Creuset
Oils
Incense
Fabric of all kinds.*** Remember to enter the new giveaway on the previous post.
Comments
The 'hoagie' looks more like 'cooked breakfast'. And there's nothing wrong with cooked breakfast :)
That's all
*sigh*
My mozzarella comes out like caulk
I can see that they sell live Tilapia. It´s getting quite popular nowdays, when I grew up it was a not to uncommon aquarium fish :-) But since they are easy to bread and grows fast to a big size they nowdays sort of have them in fish farms :-)
My eyes also noticed (since I´m a former nursery- and gardencenter owner) that it says those Primeroses are annuals. No they are not. Just plant them in Your garden and they will come year after year after..... :-)
Have a great day now!
Christer.
That better come with a LOT of rice LOL
I can live with a brace of quail - better to have three.
But, one?! - that's just an appetizer!LOL
Kary
xxx
We just have HyVee and Target grocery stores to go to!
But in the summer, there is the local Farmers Market.... but nothing like THAT! WOW!
hugs to teddy
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kary
I think I need to visit! :)