Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Friday, April 1, 2011

I Miss You...

I Miss You...I'm not referring to a person here. I'm referring to this delicious Prosciutto Crudo pizza I had while I was in Calgary. It was absolutely to die for. I have not had a pizza back here in Toronto that is even close to this. I can't stop thinking about it and crave it often. This would definitely be the most expensive pizza I have if I decide I just need to have it and can no longer wait until the next time rolls around.

Prosciutto Crudo - tomato sauce, fresh mozzarella cheese, ham and gorgonzola

Photo: courtesy of Gary Li
Location: 931 1 Ave NE
Calgary, AB T2E9E1

romaspizzeria.ca

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

A Note for You...

A Note for You...Ended up dining at 3AM one Friday night at The Lakeview Lunch. This place had walls full of post-it notes written by patrons. Some where sweet messages, some were funny, and some just plain didn't make any sense at all. But it was fun to doodle or write whatever was on your mind at that point, and stick it on the wall for the next person who sits at your booth to see. You never know, someone might read your message, connect with you and a new relationship might blossom.

Info:
The Lakeview Lunch
1132 Dundas Street WestToronto, ON (Dundas & Ossington)
(416) 850-8886

thelakeviewrestaurant.ca

Sunday, March 27, 2011

Salt & Pepper...

Salt & Pepper...cute little salt and pepper shakes. I always wondered why salt and pepper were a couple. Why not salt and sugar? Is it because sugar and spice are together? But there are so many spices out there, so which spice gets to partner up with sugar? Do things just become a norm because society makes it so? Why do we have to follow the norm? I say, don't always follow the norm and go outside the box once in a while. Have some fun!

Sunday, March 20, 2011

Homecooked Goodness...

Homecooked Goodness...Nothing like sitting down with family and friends and enjoying a homecooked meal. Homecooked food never tastes the same as restaurants, but it's not a bad thing. It's not the flavour that concerns me that much, it's about the people you share this food with, all the effort put into making this meal, the conversations and the laughter. Now that's what makes a homecooked meal so wonderful.