Strawberry Mochi (via køkken69)
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Macarons New Popularity Worries Fans - WSJ.com
What’s wrong with McDonald’s selling macarons?
Watermelon hearts with black Kilauea sea salt. (via Ryan Wolf)
by Ming Tsai
Who knew he was such a passionate food safety advocate?
Apple sandwiches with granola, peanut butter and chocolate chips.
Omg.
How Matsugen makes its soba
If you’re not impressed by the electric grinder and someone HAND CHOPPING these noodles, I don’t know what will impress you. There’s also something very odd about hearing a French guy explain to you the process of making buckwheat noodles.
As far as how Matsugen as a restaurant is, I haven’t been there in a little over a year, but when I last went, it was pretty enjoyable. The soba is obviously very amazing, but the other small plates are a little less so, pretty good but not great. There’s also a very different vibe for the restaurant from when it first opened and when it was somewhat busy and bustling (or as much as it can be in that big ass space), to when I went last year in November or December when it was almost empty and, dare I say, sadder?
Hubert Keller’s new restaurant | Photograzing
Hellloooooo Burger
Wedding Cake of the Day: I don’t know which thought makes me sadder — that no wedding cake will ever top this wedding cake, or that the woman who authorized this masterpiece is now married. [via.]
WANT.
Love the caption. Very fun cake but when I look at these and all the specialty cakes on Aces of Cakes I always try to think of what my crazy cake would be and am stumped. Is it weird or normal that I don’t have anything that I’m obsessed or in love with enough to put it on a cake?
Hell yea I speak cupcake.
American-Style Cupcakes Find a Niche in the Middle East - NYTimes.com
Kobe Sirloin Steak, Uni, Veal Stock (via nicknamemiket)
tori no kara-age, Japan’s barely-breaded answer to popcorn chicken (via Eat for Eight Bucks: Japanese Fried Chicken and Two Simple Salads | Serious Eats : Recipes
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