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2007.07.31
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Saw this new thing (to me) at CVS the other day and got a pack of it.
Kisses Chocolate Truffle! Sounds and looks interesting!
It still has that same look of the regular Kisses and the taste was alright. Well what do you expect from chocolate from a drugstore?! (^^;;
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Saw this new thing (to me) at CVS the other day and got a pack of it.
Kisses Chocolate Truffle! Sounds and looks interesting!
It still has that same look of the regular Kisses and the taste was alright. Well what do you expect from chocolate from a drugstore?! (^^;;
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Went to Haymarket again on Saturday. But the weather got unstable and started raining heavily when we got there. It was still very crowded but people were mainly standing around waiting for the rain to stop.
Since customer flow has gone down in a rainy day, things got cheaper. Believe it or not but I got a whole box of mango for 2 dollars and 2 boxes of strawberries for 1 dollar!!
So we ended up buying lots of fruits and I figured maybe I could do something with it rather than to let them sit and rot.
I made mango puree with all the mango cuz' they would taste better when used in baking rather than just by itself. So I guess I'd be making some mango mousse cake soon.
As for the other fruits, some are still sitting in the fridge and some have been turned into jam and spread.
I made some simple strawberry jam, a ChocoRaspberry spread (well, just raspberry and chocolate together), and some ChocoBanana spread.
Out of the 3 I'd say ChocoBanana is my favorite and I think I may even make some crepe tomorrow!!! heehee
It is so convenient in North America you can easily find jars for canning. And they would actually sell the lids separately so you can keep reusing them.
Oh that reminds me of my friend Jenny. Her mom used to buy salmon from Steveston (fisherman's wharf) and make her own canned salmon at home. That was probably the very first time I knew of "home canning".
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Went to Haymarket again on Saturday. But the weather got unstable and started raining heavily when we got there. It was still very crowded but people were mainly standing around waiting for the rain to stop.
Since customer flow has gone down in a rainy day, things got cheaper. Believe it or not but I got a whole box of mango for 2 dollars and 2 boxes of strawberries for 1 dollar!!
So we ended up buying lots of fruits and I figured maybe I could do something with it rather than to let them sit and rot.
I made mango puree with all the mango cuz' they would taste better when used in baking rather than just by itself. So I guess I'd be making some mango mousse cake soon.
As for the other fruits, some are still sitting in the fridge and some have been turned into jam and spread.
I made some simple strawberry jam, a ChocoRaspberry spread (well, just raspberry and chocolate together), and some ChocoBanana spread.
Out of the 3 I'd say ChocoBanana is my favorite and I think I may even make some crepe tomorrow!!! heehee
It is so convenient in North America you can easily find jars for canning. And they would actually sell the lids separately so you can keep reusing them.
Oh that reminds me of my friend Jenny. Her mom used to buy salmon from Steveston (fisherman's wharf) and make her own canned salmon at home. That was probably the very first time I knew of "home canning".
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2007.07.30
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So, we had this big tiramisu sitting in the fridge. Hubby loves tiramisu so he just went ahead to eat 2/3 of it! Hey but guess what, nothing happened!
I tried the rest of it as well and nothing happened.
So it wasn't the tiramisu that caused the minor incident. Now I realize it's not the egg that gave me a stomach problem. It was just the milk I had before that.
Oops, false alarm! My apologies to the tiramisu! =)
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So, we had this big tiramisu sitting in the fridge. Hubby loves tiramisu so he just went ahead to eat 2/3 of it! Hey but guess what, nothing happened!
I tried the rest of it as well and nothing happened.
So it wasn't the tiramisu that caused the minor incident. Now I realize it's not the egg that gave me a stomach problem. It was just the milk I had before that.
Oops, false alarm! My apologies to the tiramisu! =)
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2007.07.27
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We're throwing a small dessert party at our place tonight.
In preparing, I started with making a tiramisu last night.
I know people are very concern about eating raw eggs here so I actually put the egg yolk under heat until it reached 83 degrees...
Everything looked pretty good. Taste was good.
But wait!!! 5 minutes after my litte taste test my stomach started to go upside down.
Must have been the milk I had before that...so I thought.
Hubby volunteered to try some and turned out he had the same trouble right after.
Okay now what? The egg white? What could have gone wrong?
Fine, so I screwed up with the eggs. No more tiramisu tonight. But what about the cream puffs? Should I risk it with custard cream? It would be cooked! But nah, I'm just gonna make it chou a la creme. Whipped cream would be the safest bet.
I don't want my friends to go home with a stomach problem.
But then now I'd have to fill the tiramisu hole with something else....
hmmm...maybe some cookies then.
What a pain! Eggs eggs eggs!!!
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We're throwing a small dessert party at our place tonight.
In preparing, I started with making a tiramisu last night.
I know people are very concern about eating raw eggs here so I actually put the egg yolk under heat until it reached 83 degrees...
Everything looked pretty good. Taste was good.
But wait!!! 5 minutes after my litte taste test my stomach started to go upside down.
Must have been the milk I had before that...so I thought.
Hubby volunteered to try some and turned out he had the same trouble right after.
Okay now what? The egg white? What could have gone wrong?
Fine, so I screwed up with the eggs. No more tiramisu tonight. But what about the cream puffs? Should I risk it with custard cream? It would be cooked! But nah, I'm just gonna make it chou a la creme. Whipped cream would be the safest bet.
I don't want my friends to go home with a stomach problem.
But then now I'd have to fill the tiramisu hole with something else....
hmmm...maybe some cookies then.
What a pain! Eggs eggs eggs!!!

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So this is how our diet changes when we live in different places.
This dish, for example, is something that my grandma used to make when we lived in Vancouver.
You'd think how well does it go with string beans? To be precise, Chinese cheese goes just as well with string beans as it would with water spinach.
I wanted to make this when I was in Japan, but the price of string beans was too expensive (technically speaking you'd be paying 1 to 2 dollars for like 10 beans) and they ended up as a decorative item in my dishes.
Now that we're in North Amercia, where you can get 1 pound for a dollar, this dish is back on our dinning table!
Hubby loved it! (^^)b
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So this is how our diet changes when we live in different places.
This dish, for example, is something that my grandma used to make when we lived in Vancouver.
You'd think how well does it go with string beans? To be precise, Chinese cheese goes just as well with string beans as it would with water spinach.
I wanted to make this when I was in Japan, but the price of string beans was too expensive (technically speaking you'd be paying 1 to 2 dollars for like 10 beans) and they ended up as a decorative item in my dishes.
Now that we're in North Amercia, where you can get 1 pound for a dollar, this dish is back on our dinning table!
Hubby loved it! (^^)b
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Since I am not too familiar with the ingredients sold here I tested them out (especially the instant yeast) by making the simplest soft plain bread with it. That way I would be able to tell the difference you see.
I put in all ingredients...then realized I didn't have skim milk powder at home. Just when I was about to sub it with regular milk, I noticed I didn't have that either! Found some chocolate milk so I just pour it in instead.
A couple hours later I had this freshly baked bread. The smell of the chocolate was quite nice actually. But it doesn't mean the bread has become really strong in chocolate flavor. It's just a cup of chocolate milk afterall and I didn't put extra chocolate or powder to strengthen it so it's just a loaf of normal bread with a slight brownish appearance and a hint of chocolate flavor.
Everything worked out fine and my bread maker is all warmed up! Time to think of some more activities for it!
Hubby was actually happy to see it moving last night. Since we haven't had any decent bread in Boston, it was definitely the right decision to bring it along! (^^)b
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Since I am not too familiar with the ingredients sold here I tested them out (especially the instant yeast) by making the simplest soft plain bread with it. That way I would be able to tell the difference you see.
I put in all ingredients...then realized I didn't have skim milk powder at home. Just when I was about to sub it with regular milk, I noticed I didn't have that either! Found some chocolate milk so I just pour it in instead.
A couple hours later I had this freshly baked bread. The smell of the chocolate was quite nice actually. But it doesn't mean the bread has become really strong in chocolate flavor. It's just a cup of chocolate milk afterall and I didn't put extra chocolate or powder to strengthen it so it's just a loaf of normal bread with a slight brownish appearance and a hint of chocolate flavor.
Everything worked out fine and my bread maker is all warmed up! Time to think of some more activities for it!
Hubby was actually happy to see it moving last night. Since we haven't had any decent bread in Boston, it was definitely the right decision to bring it along! (^^)b
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It's so easy. Just mix all the ingredients together and bake at 400 degree F for about 20 minutes.
I still remember having some nice corn bread at a restaurant in Newfoundland. The sweetness it yields and the softness was unforgetable. Hope mine turned out pretty alright too. =)
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corn meal
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sugar
salt
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milk (skim milk)
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We went to University Computers to get a new laptop for hubby. It's a HP Compaq 6910p. The size seemed right for carrying around and the specs fitted with what he needs.
So we brought it home and turned it on. But then it prompted the following questions:
Please choose from the following
Windows Vista Business
Windows Vista Business (x64)
Wait, i wouldn't know what the difference was.
I asked a friend and my friend told me this computer should support x64. Ok so we picked x64.
And THAT's ONE CLICK that brought us to hell.
Hubby brought his computer to school for a on campus software installation. But after trying for an hour the technical person told him the system doesn't support x64!
GREAT! So we're stucked!
I called University Computers, but the answer I got was "Well once you've installed x64 you can't reverse, there is a disc you can buy to reinstall the whole thing but you'd have to pay. There is nothing we can do about it but maybe you'd want to call HP and see what they can do."
Ok, let's not waste time on this. I knew the guy whom I talked to didn't know nothing about it. He was just trying to get the phone conversation over with.
So I called HP hoping they could help.
The first guy I talked to redirected me to the technical support department (it was a technical support hotline, why keep transferring me!?).
One guy said he could give me a case number so that I can bring it back for a refund. Then he could send me a new computer through HP and I'd get it the next day.
Wow that sounds good!
But wait, that means the warranty I paid for is not going to work and all the technical support that came with the package is going to be different!
Just when I was about to ask him, he said, yeah but everything else would be through HP, you can just call us and send it to us for a repair if anything went wrong. Now lemme find you a new computer...
The next thing I heard was all kinds of product names, model numbers, specs that I had no clue on.
So he's not going to send me the exact same thing! I have to choose all over again! And this time over the phone within 3 seconds after this friendly Indian guy gave me all the specs in his not-so-easy-to-understand-accent. (I have NOTHING against his nationality or accent, just that I was not able to understand him 100% and began to feel uncomfortable about the whole "buy a new laptop through me" thing.)
After all that, I just asked if I could simply get an exchange at University Computers?!
He said "lemme consult with my supervisor, please hold the line." And the next thing I realized was my line was once again redirected to another person!
OK, so this is how HP does their technical supports. If they don't want to deal with you, they remain friendly and say "wait" while they are actually switching you off saying "bye" the moment they cut you say "thank you". And there is no way you can trace them cuz' they only give you their first names. Even worse, they're far far away in India! Do they care?!
I was on the line for 2 hours, talked to more than 6 people explaining my situation over and over again. Nobody was willing to offer any technical assistance but to sell me new things.
Now, at the very end, a guy tried to trace my product with the product number. After a few attempts, he told me...
"m'am, your product number doesn't work, did you bring it from some other country? It's not made for the US market. Since it's not for the US market, there is nothing I can do for you here. I'll give you a number to the International Center and they may be able to help you."
But of course, they number he gave me didn't work. Or should I say, it was busy the whole time?
This whole telephone support thing has got me to the peak of my anger. I decided to call once again and see what's going to happen.
This very last time I got connected to a lady. She guided me through recovery and see if that'd work. Well of course it didn't. So she suggested me to send it back to HP and they'd have it fixed.
Now I'm waiting for Fedex to come with the box so that I can send it back for a "repair" 3 days after my purchase.
There are just 2 things that I was upset about.
First, University Computers should know about their products and have told us the school system wouldn't work with vista 64. They are the ones who should warn their customers, who are mainly students and faculty staff. In that sense, I think they are sales oriented too.
Secondly, HP does have a very lousy after purchase support. After the 3 hours I've spent talking to them, most of their technical support hotlines are still sales hotlines. They still try to sell you stuff rather than really helping you.
Spending more than money on a computer is not a small budget. And it is worse when you find out the computer is not going to do what you wanted it to. It is just plain stupidity that they are selling their products that cannot be recovered. Nor do they come with a CD so that you can do it on your own.
This is my first HP experience and to those who are reading this, "I don't know what you think but I'd never buy HP again!" I just hope their company would eventually close down so that I can throw stone at their office windows!
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I just am not a very lucky person when it comes to computer related matters.
We went to University Computers to get a new laptop for hubby. It's a HP Compaq 6910p. The size seemed right for carrying around and the specs fitted with what he needs.
So we brought it home and turned it on. But then it prompted the following questions:
Please choose from the following
Windows Vista Business
Windows Vista Business (x64)
Wait, i wouldn't know what the difference was.
I asked a friend and my friend told me this computer should support x64. Ok so we picked x64.
And THAT's ONE CLICK that brought us to hell.
Hubby brought his computer to school for a on campus software installation. But after trying for an hour the technical person told him the system doesn't support x64!
GREAT! So we're stucked!
I called University Computers, but the answer I got was "Well once you've installed x64 you can't reverse, there is a disc you can buy to reinstall the whole thing but you'd have to pay. There is nothing we can do about it but maybe you'd want to call HP and see what they can do."
Ok, let's not waste time on this. I knew the guy whom I talked to didn't know nothing about it. He was just trying to get the phone conversation over with.
So I called HP hoping they could help.
The first guy I talked to redirected me to the technical support department (it was a technical support hotline, why keep transferring me!?).
One guy said he could give me a case number so that I can bring it back for a refund. Then he could send me a new computer through HP and I'd get it the next day.
Wow that sounds good!
But wait, that means the warranty I paid for is not going to work and all the technical support that came with the package is going to be different!
Just when I was about to ask him, he said, yeah but everything else would be through HP, you can just call us and send it to us for a repair if anything went wrong. Now lemme find you a new computer...
The next thing I heard was all kinds of product names, model numbers, specs that I had no clue on.
So he's not going to send me the exact same thing! I have to choose all over again! And this time over the phone within 3 seconds after this friendly Indian guy gave me all the specs in his not-so-easy-to-understand-accent. (I have NOTHING against his nationality or accent, just that I was not able to understand him 100% and began to feel uncomfortable about the whole "buy a new laptop through me" thing.)
After all that, I just asked if I could simply get an exchange at University Computers?!
He said "lemme consult with my supervisor, please hold the line." And the next thing I realized was my line was once again redirected to another person!
OK, so this is how HP does their technical supports. If they don't want to deal with you, they remain friendly and say "wait" while they are actually switching you off saying "bye" the moment they cut you say "thank you". And there is no way you can trace them cuz' they only give you their first names. Even worse, they're far far away in India! Do they care?!
I was on the line for 2 hours, talked to more than 6 people explaining my situation over and over again. Nobody was willing to offer any technical assistance but to sell me new things.
Now, at the very end, a guy tried to trace my product with the product number. After a few attempts, he told me...
"m'am, your product number doesn't work, did you bring it from some other country? It's not made for the US market. Since it's not for the US market, there is nothing I can do for you here. I'll give you a number to the International Center and they may be able to help you."
But of course, they number he gave me didn't work. Or should I say, it was busy the whole time?
This whole telephone support thing has got me to the peak of my anger. I decided to call once again and see what's going to happen.
This very last time I got connected to a lady. She guided me through recovery and see if that'd work. Well of course it didn't. So she suggested me to send it back to HP and they'd have it fixed.
Now I'm waiting for Fedex to come with the box so that I can send it back for a "repair" 3 days after my purchase.
There are just 2 things that I was upset about.
First, University Computers should know about their products and have told us the school system wouldn't work with vista 64. They are the ones who should warn their customers, who are mainly students and faculty staff. In that sense, I think they are sales oriented too.
Secondly, HP does have a very lousy after purchase support. After the 3 hours I've spent talking to them, most of their technical support hotlines are still sales hotlines. They still try to sell you stuff rather than really helping you.
Spending more than money on a computer is not a small budget. And it is worse when you find out the computer is not going to do what you wanted it to. It is just plain stupidity that they are selling their products that cannot be recovered. Nor do they come with a CD so that you can do it on your own.
This is my first HP experience and to those who are reading this, "I don't know what you think but I'd never buy HP again!" I just hope their company would eventually close down so that I can throw stone at their office windows!
2007.07.17
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Went to Haymarket to get some produce on Saturday. For some reasons, we ended up with 2 water melons at home.
Since we love eating water melon, it is not a difficult task to finish eating both of them, so we just left them sitting on the kitchen floor.
It is sunny out and I thought it's a good idea to cut and cool one of them. Just when I was reaching for one of them I realized there was some unknown liquid on the floor. It must have been from a leak when hubby took the garbage out last night! So I simply wiped it out without questioning further.
Not until later on when I was wiping the fruit and noticed a crack on it! Oh NO! My water melon exploded!!!
I quickly cut it and tasted some, the whole thing's already gone bad and bitter. (><)
So it actually exploded in the kitchen. It was not too hot yesterday but I guess we were out and the room temperature got a bit warm and the water melon riped too fast and exploded.
I've actually seen something similar on TV, but didn't think it would happen in my kitchen. Poor water melon...and I now have only 1 water melon left for the week. Urrgh!
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Went to Haymarket to get some produce on Saturday. For some reasons, we ended up with 2 water melons at home.
Since we love eating water melon, it is not a difficult task to finish eating both of them, so we just left them sitting on the kitchen floor.
It is sunny out and I thought it's a good idea to cut and cool one of them. Just when I was reaching for one of them I realized there was some unknown liquid on the floor. It must have been from a leak when hubby took the garbage out last night! So I simply wiped it out without questioning further.
Not until later on when I was wiping the fruit and noticed a crack on it! Oh NO! My water melon exploded!!!
I quickly cut it and tasted some, the whole thing's already gone bad and bitter. (><)
So it actually exploded in the kitchen. It was not too hot yesterday but I guess we were out and the room temperature got a bit warm and the water melon riped too fast and exploded.
I've actually seen something similar on TV, but didn't think it would happen in my kitchen. Poor water melon...and I now have only 1 water melon left for the week. Urrgh!
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So I got this country style (I have no idea what this means) pork rib with bone from the supermarket the other day.
Since it's nice and easy to cook things with your oven, I just marinated with some olive oil, salt, pepper, lime juice, dried chives, rosemary...etc. Threw it on a deep dish and baked it for about 25 minutes covered.
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On the very last 2 days in Osaka before our departure. We stayed at a hotel in Umeda. Since we knew it would be highly unlikely that we'd be able to have some decent sweets in Boston, we decided to challenge ourselves with a serious cake eating task.
We went to the Hankyuu department store and got ourselves a lot of cakes and started comparing them.
All of them were generally good. But since we got picky we didn't find anything that surprised us.
Out of the many the least delicious would have been the hojicha (japanese tea) pudding. It was too stiff since they used agar instead of gelatin. I mean, if you were to describe it as pudding, you should adjust the texture to fit into the name. Not worth the price.
As for the waffle cakes, they taste no more than normal. We didn't like them at all. But I would give credit to their existance. They are very affortable making them a very good gift when you visit friends.
The remaining ones from Migake Takasugi and C3 were good. Not exceptionally good but above average. Well they better be since they cost so much!
But when comparing the 2, I must say Takasugi creates his cakes with a more in depth flavor and a good mixt of textures. But still not as good as the one we had in a tes souhaits!.
We'll miss the cakes in Japan.
But I guess hubby is already evolving. He's starting to look at the crazy looking cakes sold at super markets here! HELP!!!
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On the very last 2 days in Osaka before our departure. We stayed at a hotel in Umeda. Since we knew it would be highly unlikely that we'd be able to have some decent sweets in Boston, we decided to challenge ourselves with a serious cake eating task.
We went to the Hankyuu department store and got ourselves a lot of cakes and started comparing them.
All of them were generally good. But since we got picky we didn't find anything that surprised us.
Out of the many the least delicious would have been the hojicha (japanese tea) pudding. It was too stiff since they used agar instead of gelatin. I mean, if you were to describe it as pudding, you should adjust the texture to fit into the name. Not worth the price.
As for the waffle cakes, they taste no more than normal. We didn't like them at all. But I would give credit to their existance. They are very affortable making them a very good gift when you visit friends.
The remaining ones from Migake Takasugi and C3 were good. Not exceptionally good but above average. Well they better be since they cost so much!
But when comparing the 2, I must say Takasugi creates his cakes with a more in depth flavor and a good mixt of textures. But still not as good as the one we had in a tes souhaits!.
We'll miss the cakes in Japan.
But I guess hubby is already evolving. He's starting to look at the crazy looking cakes sold at super markets here! HELP!!!
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2007.07.12
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2007.07.10
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This place is on Commonwealth Ave. close to BU. It's one of those hole in the wall places but since we haven't had Thai for a while we walked in to try it.
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This place is on Commonwealth Ave. close to BU. It's one of those hole in the wall places but since we haven't had Thai for a while we walked in to try it.
We were not disappointed at all! They don't serve fancy Thai food there but most of them authentic. We ordered a fried noodle called Pad Woon Sen and a rice dish with crispy chicken basil. Both we quite delicious. It's definitely not too sweet like what we had at another place.
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So far we've been doing a lot of shopping at the following places.
1. Shaw's (sorta like a Safeway?)
2. Star (under the Shaw's chain, same thing)
3. Super 88 Market (a Chinese run supermarket where we shop for Asian stuff)
4. CVS (similar to London Drugs)
5. Hay Market (farmers market by Quincy Market that opens Fridays and Saturdays)
Well there are a lot other places out there like Trader's Joe, Market Basket (?), Costco, some Korean and Japanese grocery shops. But we still haven't been to those cuz' we can't go too far without a car.
At this moment we're happy with the produce shopping at Hay Market. It's just so cheap we keep buying every time we go there.
Last week we got a water melon for USD2.00 and a box of mango for USD4.00.
Things are generally half or less the price you'd pay at a supermarket and it's much fresher!
Thank to the size of the fridge we have at home we can buy many more different things now.
I can't wait till we get our local credit card in, then I can activiate a Zip Car account and go around with a car to somewhere further out! heehee
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So far we've been doing a lot of shopping at the following places.
1. Shaw's (sorta like a Safeway?)
2. Star (under the Shaw's chain, same thing)
3. Super 88 Market (a Chinese run supermarket where we shop for Asian stuff)
4. CVS (similar to London Drugs)
5. Hay Market (farmers market by Quincy Market that opens Fridays and Saturdays)
Well there are a lot other places out there like Trader's Joe, Market Basket (?), Costco, some Korean and Japanese grocery shops. But we still haven't been to those cuz' we can't go too far without a car.
At this moment we're happy with the produce shopping at Hay Market. It's just so cheap we keep buying every time we go there.
Last week we got a water melon for USD2.00 and a box of mango for USD4.00.
Things are generally half or less the price you'd pay at a supermarket and it's much fresher!
Thank to the size of the fridge we have at home we can buy many more different things now.
I can't wait till we get our local credit card in, then I can activiate a Zip Car account and go around with a car to somewhere further out! heehee
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Ingredients:
tomato
onion (or red onion if available)
lime juice
salt, pepper, sugar (optional)
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But we had the slightness idea that we actually made a big mistake.
Well, the food was so so. In fact I liked the soft shell crab on mango salsa (but it was not quite Italian, rather fusion actually).
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As for entrees, we ordered filet mignon with sweet potato (a daily chef's recommendation). But soon after we ordered the server told us they ran out of sweet potato and would replace it with potato and we could choose from mash potato or wedges. I mean, the cost of the 2 potatoes are very different and the reason we picked that was because of the unique combination. We were in the restaurant at 6pm, it's just non-sense to tell us they ran out. If they didn't have it, just don't write it on the menu to begin with!!! I was disappointed about that.
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But we had the slightness idea that we actually made a big mistake.
Well, the food was so so. In fact I liked the soft shell crab on mango salsa (but it was not quite Italian, rather fusion actually).
Steamed mussels in lemon sauce was acceptable. Better than the one we had at McCormick's. But overall I would rate it 5 out of 10 since I could make similar dish at home.
As for entrees, we ordered filet mignon with sweet potato (a daily chef's recommendation). But soon after we ordered the server told us they ran out of sweet potato and would replace it with potato and we could choose from mash potato or wedges. I mean, the cost of the 2 potatoes are very different and the reason we picked that was because of the unique combination. We were in the restaurant at 6pm, it's just non-sense to tell us they ran out. If they didn't have it, just don't write it on the menu to begin with!!! I was disappointed about that.
Anyway, I ordered duck breast with a dried fig and nectarine sauce.
Sounds interesting eh? But the flavoring was way below expectation. The filet mignon was ok. I mean, how wrong can you go with it?! As for the duck breast, the sauce was just too sweet. I drank a whole glass of water with a sip after each bite of the duck!
Anyway, I won't be too harsh. Maybe it's just the American's taste. But I personally didn't like it. Hubby didn't either. We had some good food at EUNO last time but not at this restaurant.
With a glass of wine for each of us, we paid $113 in total including tip. For that price, I would have gone to a different place.
Won't go back again.
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This time I wanted to try their cannoli, and on top of that we got a black & white cookie (soft cookie), and a hazelnut flavored nugat chocolate bar.
I knew they would be sweeter than usual but to our surprise they were just TOO SWEET! Well the cannoli and the cookie was still alright. But the nugat bar was just too much sugar. I felt as if I'd get diabetes just from eating 2 mouthful of it.
To be honest, all of them were quite tasty, only if they could reduce their sugar level by half.
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