Posted on April 13th, 2009 by Pamela in Food, Music
This is what happens when I see a sale and I have too much time on my hands. Or really, I’m looking for reasons to procrastinate.
So I was making lasagna for supper and needed to grab some cottage cheese from the grocery store, the closest being the Wholesale place. And there in the meat section at 50% off was a whole beef strip loin.
Yes, this is what $35 can buy…sometimes, and it is ungraded but whatever, we will just throw in a little more salt.
So 10-12oz steaks and 2-3lb roasts (one I turned into stew beef) later, my freezer is once again full and efficient, and we are ready for bbq season!
This is odd but I couldn’t find an appropriate song.
I just spent the morning at the Elmira Maple syrup Festival with friends. I think it’s one of the craziest food fests around. Boasting itself to be the world’s largest 1 day Maple Syrup Festival, the small town of about 7000 swells to 50k+
I was hoping to a better job of documenting the various food vendors, but the weather didn’t cooperate and we had to quickly make out way through the throngs of people and a wind-chill of –7. Here is a list of what I remember tempting our taste buds:
Pancakes
Apple Fritters
French Toast
Maple Sugar
Funnel Cake
Deep Fried Mars Bars
Giant Dill Pickles
Turkey Drumsticks
Sausage in a Bun(Polish,Oktoberfest,Elk, Wild Boar)
Back Bacon in a Bun
Pea meal Bacon in a Bun
Pulled Pork in a Bun
Shredded Beef in a Bun
Souvlaki
Baklava
Spring Rolls
Fries
Corn on the Cob
Chicken Wings
Falafel
BBQ Chicken
Cinnamon Rolls
Fudge
Ice Cream
Maple Taffy
Kettle Corn
Maple Popcorn Balls
Cheese Curds
Apple Cider
roasted Yams
Various Pepperettes
roasted Nuts
Chilli
Pies
We went to to the Antique tractor and car show, that consisted of 1 tractor and 3 cars. We didn’t care though because it was in out of the cold wind and we perused over the smaller antiques allowing our stomachs to settle for round 2 of eating.