I’ve been thinking about incorporating some of my better recipe’s into our blog for some time now since my fondness for baking has been such a large part of my life. I really love creating variations on an old favorite and testing new ideas as well. So here goes!
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Angelo’s Burgers
Updated follow up They re-painted the happy fellow out front, complete with glasses, mustache and a tattoo. So I just had to take his picture once again. Plus I’ve tried out a few more dishes of course, so I must share.
Costco Business Center Warehouse Food Court
I’ve been eating lunch’s at this Costco’s food court for the past few years. It’s super cheap, the portions are large and the food is pretty tasty. Plus it’s always fun to see if the people line up correctly between the yellow lines or not. There always seems to be that one person who’s… Continue reading Costco Business Center Warehouse Food Court
The Kebab Shop TKS
This was my first time going to The Kebab Shop so little did I realize what a treat I was in for. Once we entered and found a table the owner Wally greeted each person and pointed out where the numerous selections of beer could be found. It was hard to choose; Ballast Point… Continue reading The Kebab Shop TKS
Subway
For years Subway was my favorite sandwich shop. The fresh baked bread smell wafting in the air, numerous vegetable choices, appealing bread varieties, cheeses and meats. I could always feel good about whatever I ate here because I knew it was healthy.
Alberts Restaurant @ The San Diego Zoo
What I love most about this restaurant is it’s namesake; Albert, a silverback western lowland gorilla that lived at the zoo from August 1949 until his death in October 1978. This restaurant stands where his habitat used to be. He fathered a daughter Alvila and lives on through his grandchildren and great grandchildren.
Los Pollos Rotisserie & Cuban Bakery
Just love the double chicken faces for their logo! Such happy expressions. We’ve been here a few times now and my favorite is the chicken bowl with plantains, onions, beans and rice. Does not look very big, but don’t be deceived, a whole lot of food is packed inside!
Road Trip! Along CA highways 79, 371 and 74
Over the freeways, through the winery’s, amongst the mountains and pines, along the farm fields, Indian lands, lonely sporatic houses, then descending down down down to the desert floor we go. We do this trip every 6 weeks or so for necessary doctoring and such. I prefer to take the scenic route as it makes the trip much… Continue reading Road Trip! Along CA highways 79, 371 and 74