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The Dude of Food likes Leberkasse und kaffe
A good way to start a leisurely Saturday is with a Leberkasse from the downtown LA Grand Central food court.
They need to do something about the parking though. The street is $4.00 an hour and the lot across the street is $5.00 flat. Can’t imagine what it’s like on weekday but it must be madness. Probably not best suited for folks who are on a budget or quick lunch break unless you can walk from your office.
The Dude of Food brings you mac n cheese morning
A breakfast designed to warm the hearts of mac n cheese lovers.
Last nights mac n cheese supremely blended with the morning eggs, yum!
Also for mac n cheese lovers the Dude of Food recommends the mac n cheese pizza from Company 77 Pizza truck.
The Dude of Food introduces “Michelada Mondays”
The Dude of Food welcomes you to ‘Michelada Mondays’.
This idea was born on Monday November 3, 2014 and shall be remembered through eternity as a Mexican/American tradition enjoyed all day every Monday in celebration of our cultures. Restaurants in North & Central America should embrace this tradition every Monday and do their part to promote cross cultural understanding.Pura Vida y Salud!
The origin date is 11.3.14 Add 1+1+3 and you get 5. Add 1+4 and you get 5. Add 5+5 and you get 10.
This drink is a 10!
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The Dude of Food likes IN-N-OUT
The Dude of Food is a big fan of In-n-Out burger. Ever wonder why they are so good? Is the quality of the meat? Is it the consistency in quality? Is the care they take in customer service? Is it the fresh iced tea and clean bathrooms?
Whatever it is, these employees learn at the IN-N-OUT University in Baldwin Park.
Around the corner is a replica of one of the originals, seen below. Instead of millions served they advertise ‘NO DELAY’. My how times have changed.
The Dude of Food shares Micheladas
The first photo shows how they serve Micheladas in the streets of San Miguel de Allende.
A liter styrofoam cup filled with all the fixings of a great refreshing drink for 50 pesos.
They have this stick in them that has some red picante stuff stuck to it that you use to mix your drink.
The second photo shows the ingredients.
For best results use fresh limes and skip the bottled lime juice.
I use Red Rooster or Pete’s hot sauce and not put too much ice.
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Michelada
the Dude of Food recommends – Micheladas at La Cabana
www.lacabanavenice.com
If you don’t know about this spot then you probably shouldn’t, but I have to tell you that after my last trip to Mexico I have become a big fan of the michelada.
It just so happens that they make a good one here. Pricey but good.
The 50 year anniversary party was awesome.
the Dude of Food Morning Coffee Mantra
COFFEE
by Peter Pearce
The scent of the brew wafts through the house and wraps itself into the cool dark morning air.
My senses tingle when the aroma arrives at my nostrils and the pulse of excitement runs through my body reminding me of another beautiful day that is about to begin.
I hear the final pumps of water as the machine gasps and sighs and steam seeps out the seam at the top.
As I turn the corner towards the kitchen the green power light on the machines front penetrates the night as strongly as the scent of the brew itself. I see it’s green glow in the form of a dot at the base of the source of the scent, resonating small and bright in the distance.
The chosen mug stands by attentively waiting to fulfill its duty as holder of the vital morning fluid. The organic milk with an expiration date way into the future stands nearby to assist in the control of the fluid. The machine gives up its final gasp of steam as the last of the water runs through its process. The dark, warm, effervescent brew sits idly in the glass container patiently waiting to be consumed.
The hand that rocks my cradle pours the brown joy into the attentive mug and then proceeds to top it off with a splash of vitamin D milk. It’s at this point that I begin to think things are going well.
When the brew touches my lips and the heat from it rises into my face i begin to feel more alive. Then the warm brew hits my stomach and on the way down lets my body know a beautiful new day is about to begin and it is time to get into the moment and to lead the masses.
My opportunity to live and make the world a better place begins now. Today is going to be another great day.
Authors note; Without coffee my mantra sounds whinier.
Hawkstone Cabernet Sauvignon
Hawkstone of Napa Valley
Barney’s Heritage Cuvee
2012
Limited release of 5491 cases
While sipping this wine, the Dude of Food felt like he had obtained a bargain. This bottle radiates heritage. From the moment you handle the bottle time slows down a little and you begin to feel the serenity of this creation. This is no fast lane wine. This wine exudes the tranquility, longevity and educated qualities of a chateau in the countryside owned by a university scholar/author. The flavors do not jump out of the glass as a sophisticated lady would not sit with her legs open. The characteristics of this wine are more subdued. They have a sense of time and are not in a hurry to get to the end. The delicate balance of depth in fruitiness, richness of earth tones and uniqueness of flavor are well balanced and make this an enjoyable bottle of wine at a reasonable price if you can find it.
