New York Monday: Desi Food Truck

May 21, 2012 | Filed Under City Streets and Sidewalks, Food Trucks, Harlem/Morningside Heights, Indian Food, Mobile Eating, Street Food | 4 Comments 

Near 116th Street and Broadway, you’ll find the Desi Food Truck. 

 

It serves Indian food, which is described  on the truck as the "Best Halal Indian Gourmet Cuisine".

 

The food truck is certainly colorful and attractive.

Happy New York Monday, everyone!  Have a wonderful new week.

Paz

 



Black and White Wednesday: Rooster

February 8, 2012 | Filed Under Black and White Wednesday, Harlem/Morningside Heights, Restaurants | 9 Comments 

 

I like that rooster!

Happy Black and White Wednesday!

Paz

 

Black and White Wednesday is a culinary photography event, which Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook created and hosts.   She is on hiatus for a few months, so there is no official line up of other Black and White Wednesday photos until her return.  

 



Black and White Wednesday: Brussels Sprouts

January 31, 2012 | Filed Under Black and White Wednesday, Brussels sprouts, Farmer's Market, Food Blogging Events, Foods I Never Liked Before Until I Started to Cook, Harlem/Morningside Heights | 9 Comments 

 

I posted a colored version of this picture on my photo blog and commented that I never liked Brussels sprouts.  To my surprise, I received a lot of Brussels sprouts recipes.  Very exciting!   I’ve been trying all the suggestions and enjoying them.   I’m shocked that I actually LOVE Brussels sprouts, now.  Shocked! Here’s a recipe my friend shared with me. I love the mix of the mushrooms, onions and Brussels sprouts.

 

Peel off marred outer layer
Cut in half
Put in colander and wash (run water over them, gently toss with hands)
Let them drain and dry; bounce them around in the colander a little to get out excess water
Sautee the brusssel sprouts in a little bit of Extra Virgin Olive Oil. After a few minutes chopped (but not finely chopped) onion, Once sprouts are softened (no where near mushy), add sliced mushrooms and cook until sprouts are tender and onions have begun to caramelize. The last steps will be on highest heat without burning the food.
Add salt and garlic powder (or fresh minced garlic) when you add the onions.

 

This is my photo submission to Black and White Wednesday, a culinary photography event, which Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook created and hosts.   Stop by her blog to see who else played and learn how to play along with us. 

Paz



Black and White Wednesday: Hot Apple Cider

January 17, 2012 | Filed Under Black and White Wednesday, Food Blogging Events, Harlem/Morningside Heights, Hot Apple Cider | 8 Comments 

If you get too cold while shopping at the Farmer’s Market, you can warm up with a cup of Hot Apple Cider –Two bucks for a large cup and one buck for a small.

Black and White Wednesday is a culinary photography event, which Susan of The Well-Seasoned Cook created and hosts.   Stop by her blog to see who else played.  You can also learn how to play along with us there, if you’re interested.

Happy Black and White Wednesday!

Paz



New York Monday: Lights on Broadway

January 2, 2012 | Filed Under Harlem/Morningside Heights, New York Monday | 10 Comments 

Cars seem to pass by…

 

in a flash of the eye.

 

There’s nothing like a little light to make a place look special.

 

It makes the atmosphere around this couple, trying to hail a cab, romantic.

 

Happy New York Monday!

Happy New Year, everyone!

I wish you all the best this 2012!

Paz