#Vietnamese street food pizza

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The few times I’d cook for a man…

Yes I wrote his name and tried drawing a lion on this meal, bánh tráng nướng. It’s really good and healthy too!

Easy to make as well. Ya need egg, rice paper, and chili oil. Toppings and fillings can be green onions, kewpie mayo, sausages, etc.

Imma start writing and drawing stuff fr fictional folks now. You know I’m crushing if I put them in my art…if you can even call this art

#viet food #Vietnamese #vietnamese food #viet street food #Vietnamese street food #bánh tráng nướng #viet pizza #Vietnamese pizza #Viet street food pizza #Vietnamese street food pizza #ikemen prince #ikepri #ikemen series #leon dompteur #delulu #delulu2024 #delusional #delulu for solulu

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Hello friend. I'm sending you hugs on this drab evening. I hope you're feeling better.

Anyways here's a question to distract you from the sad times: what's your favorite food?

Hopefully when I meet you in person one day, I'll get to cook it for you. I adore cooking for those who are close to me. ☺️💖🧑‍🍳🍽️

Aw. You are such a lovely bean. I am going to hug the life out of you someday.🥰💜

I love carne asada street tacos, chile rellenos, hawaiian pizza, boneless buffalo wings, chocolate chip cookies, mozzarella sticks made with crushed chicharrones breading, kielbasa, coney island chilidog, chicago style hotdog, philly cheesesteak, Vietnamese pho, red curry, naan bread, bratwurst, nachos with extra jalapenos, and probably a million more.

I love food. I love when someone cooks for me. I love trying new things outs. And if you cook for me I will adore you forever.

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Echance your Culinary with Vezlay Veg Chicken: Trends

Introduction

In recent years, there has been a significant shift towards plant-based diets and alternative meat products. Vezlay Veg Chicken, a plant-based substitute, has gained popularity for its meat-like texture and versatility in cooking. Not only does it offer a nutritious and healthy option, but it also allows individuals to explore exciting culinary trends. In this article, we will delve into the top culinary trends involving Vezlay Veg Chicken, providing you with easy language explanations and inspiring ideas to enhance your cooking skills.

Fusion Cuisine

Fusion cuisine is a blending of different culinary traditions, creating unique and exciting flavor combinations. With Vezlay Veg Chicken, you can explore fusion dishes that bring together various cultural influences. Here are some examples:

Tex-Mex Tacos:

Combine Vezlay Veg Chicken with Mexican-inspired flavors such as cumin, chili powder, and lime juice. Serve it in a tortilla with salsa, guacamole, and fresh toppings for a delicious Tex-Mex twist.

Asian-inspired Stir-Fry:

Create a fusion stir-fry by combining Vezlay Veg Chicken with soy sauce, ginger, garlic, and vegetables like bok choy, bell peppers, and mushrooms. Serve it over rice or noodles for a satisfying meal.

Mediterranean Wraps:

Incorporate Vezlay Veg Chicken into a Mediterranean-inspired wrap with tzatziki sauce, tomatoes, cucumbers, and fresh herbs. The combination of flavors will transport you to the sunny shores of the Mediterranean.

Indian Curry Pizza:

Top a pizza crust with Vezlay Veg Chicken cooked in a flavorful Indian curry sauce. Add vegetables like onions, bell peppers, and cilantro for a fusion of Italian and Indian cuisines.

Middle Eastern Kebabs:

Skewer Vezlay Veg Chicken pieces with colorful vegetables and grill them to perfection. Serve with pita bread, hummus, and a side of tabbouleh for a Middle Eastern-inspired feast.

Plant-Based Comfort Food

Comfort food is all about indulgence and satisfaction. Vezlay Veg Chicken can be used to create delicious and comforting plant-based versions of classic comfort foods. Here are some ideas:

Veg Chicken Pot Pie:

Make a creamy and comforting pot pie using Vezlay Veg Chicken, mixed vegetables, and a savory plant-based gravy. Top it with a flaky crust for a hearty and satisfying meal.

Vegan Buffalo Wings:

Coat Vezlay Veg Chicken in a spicy buffalo sauce made from hot sauce and vegan butter. Serve with vegan ranch dressing and celery sticks for a delicious and guilt-free indulgence.

Veg Chicken Noodle Soup:

Simmer Vezlay Veg Chicken in a flavorful vegetable broth with noodles, carrots, celery, and herbs. This comforting soup is perfect for chilly days or when you're feeling under the weather.

Plant-Based Chicken Parmesan:

Bread Vezlay Veg Chicken cutlets with breadcrumbs and vegan Parmesan cheese. Top with marinara sauce and vegan mozzarella, then bake until golden and bubbly. Serve with pasta for a satisfying Italian-inspired meal.

Vegan Chicken and Waffles:

Prepare crispy Vezlay Veg Chicken and serve it on top of fluffy vegan waffles. Drizzle with maple syrup and enjoy the perfect blend of sweet and savory.

Street Food-Inspired Creations

Street food is known for its bold flavors and creative combinations. With Vezlay Veg Chicken, you can recreate popular street food dishes in a plant-based and healthier way. Here are some street food-inspired ideas:

Veg Chicken Shawarma:

Marinate Vezlay Veg Chicken in a blend of Middle Eastern spices like cumin, coriander, and paprika. Grill or sauté it and serve it in a pita bread with tahini sauce, pickles, and fresh vegetables.

Veg Chicken Tacos:

Season Vezlay Veg Chicken with Mexican spices like chili powder, cumin, and oregano. Grill or sauté it and stuff it into tortillas with salsa, avocado, and your favorite taco toppings.

Veg Chicken Banh Mi:

Create a Vietnamese-inspired sandwich by filling a baguette with Vezlay Veg Chicken, pickled vegetables, fresh herbs, and a drizzle of sriracha or vegan mayo.

Veg Chicken Gyro:

Season Vezlay Veg Chicken with Greek-inspired flavors like garlic, lemon juice, oregano, and thyme. Serve it in a warm pita bread with tzatziki sauce, tomatoes, and onions.

Veg Chicken Satay:

Skewer Vezlay Veg Chicken and grill or bake it until cooked. Serve it with a peanut sauce for dipping, along with a side of cucumber salad or jasmine rice.

Gourmet Plant-Based Creations

Elevateyour culinary skills with gourmet plant-based creations using Vezlay Veg Chicken. These dishes are perfect for special occasions or when you want to impress your guests. Here are some gourmet ideas:

Veg Chicken Wellington:

Wrap Vezlay Veg Chicken in puff pastry along with a flavorful stuffing like mushrooms, spinach, and vegan cheese. Bake until golden brown for an elegant and delicious dish.

Veg Chicken Roulade:

Pound Vezlay Veg Chicken to flatten it, then roll it with a filling of your choice, such as roasted red peppers, vegan cheese, and herbs. Secure with toothpicks and bake until cooked through. Slice and serve with a sauce of your liking.

Veg Chicken Risotto:

Prepare a creamy risotto by cooking Arborio rice with vegetable broth, onions, garlic, and white wine. Add diced Vezlay Veg Chicken towards the end and finish with vegan butter and nutritional yeast for a cheesy flavor.

Veg Chicken with Mushroom Sauce:

Sauté Vezlay Veg Chicken until cooked, then serve it with a rich mushroom sauce made from sautéed mushrooms, garlic, plant-based cream, and herbs. Serve with roasted vegetables or mashed potatoes for a gourmet meal.

Veg Chicken Caesar Salad:

Create a vegan version of the classic Caesar salad by using Vezlay Veg Chicken as a protein source. Toss it with crisp romaine lettuce, vegan Caesar dressing, croutons, and vegan Parmesan cheese for a refreshing and satisfying salad.

Conclusion

With Vezlay Veg Chicken, the possibilities for enhancing your culinary skills are endless. Whether you're exploring fusion cuisine, recreating comfort foods, experimenting with street food-inspired dishes, or creating gourmet plant-based creations, Vezlay Veg Chicken offers a versatile and delicious alternative to traditional meat. Get creative in the kitchen and enjoy the benefits of a plant-based diet while satisfying your taste buds with these trending culinary ideas. Start your culinary journey today and let Vezlay Veg Chicken take your cooking to new heights.

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Life in Hanoi

Hanoi is different from any other city I have ever been to, and it is even distinct compared to other places I have been in Vietnam. I could post many photos and write many paragraphs but one truly cannot understand what it is like to be here without experiencing it firsthand. You have to experience the feeling of a motorbike grazing within an inch of you as you walk along the side of the road because the sidewalk has too many restaurant setups, vendors, parking, and other obstacles to navigate. To hear the sound of aunties singing karaoke in the middle of a park at night (karaoke is very popular, especially among older women who will gather in groups to sing their hearts out). To have a random dog come up and beg for your banh mi as you sit and eat on a plastic stool in an alley. To inhale smoke from a random bush that is on fire while on the way to class (true story, there are many controlled fires for cooking and trash burning but this particular unattended bush fire on my morning commute stood out). To drink Vietnamese coffee in a cafe decked out with communist decor (there’s actually a cafe chain here, Cộng Cà Phê, that’s famous for being communist-themed and it is not uncommon to see communist decor and flags in general, which can seem a little weird for Americans). To look across the street and see a goat grazing in the middle of the city. I could go on for ages listing random experiences I have had however, as I mentioned, you really have to come here and experience things for yourself to get the full picture.

Some things aren’t that different. I have found that the human tendency to forget how to drive when it rains is universal; it happens in every city in the world. Another universal human trait is sharing love and bonding through food. I have to gotten to know some of my Vietnamese classmates recently by joining them for meals where they ensure that I am well-fed. I previously raved about some bún chả I had in a restaurant, but the best bún chả I have had so far was from a stall tucked away in an alley with seating underneath a tarp that some of my classmates took me to. Befriending locals is 100% the way to the best food in Hanoi.

While I love Vietnamese food, sometimes I do miss home and seek out western food. There are a decent amount of western food options around the city. Pizza is actually fairly popular in Vietnam. Children like to come up to me to practice English and many have told me that pizza is their favorite food. This may be due to pizza and other western food being special for them. My friend who lives here said that McDonald’s is for special occasions, as it is more expensive than local restaurants. Eating locally is definitely more economical; a banh mi for breakfast usually costs around $1USD while an “American” breakfast I had the other day was about $6USD.

Another random thing that reminded me of home was Valentine’s Day, which was celebrated the same as in the US. Last week stores sold roses, chocolates, heart balloons, and gifts, and couples went out on dates. I do not have a Valentine so the only thing that I had was a restaurant serving me a cucumber heart on that day.

While I love Hanoi, there are some downsides that I cannot neglect to mention. The streets are very dirty and waste management is lacking so there is trash everywhere, leading to many areas smelling pretty bad. This coupled with generally poor air quality means, while masks are no longer required for COVID, it is sometimes nice to wear a mask outside. The skies are gray and foggy most of the time, especially since it has been winter. Since I am used to sunny South Carolina, it is sometimes sad to go an entire week without seeing the sun. Public transportation is lacking and infrastructure is very motorbike-centric. Owning a motorbike is necessary for anyone living here long-term, but since I am here temporarily I get by on foot or using Grab (Uber for Southeast Asia). Also, being a foreigner is a little hard. While I think the people on my street are getting used to me being around, I generally get stared at a lot. Touristy areas like the Old Quarter are the only places that are accustom to foreigners, but because of that there are many people around aggressively selling. I much prefer a quiet walk with stares over getting harassed. Although most places have fixed prices listed, there are still many places that will try to up-charge or scam foreigners. This is mostly an issue in the touristy areas as well, I have found the businesses around FTU and where I live to be honest.

Overall I have had a great experience so far and I have learned to appreciate things like seeing the sun when it does make an appearance.

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I grew up in my home state 'Delhi', the National Capital Territory of India also known as 'Dilli dil walon ki", which has some lip-smacking food. From your chatpata street food to budget-friendly to fine dining. I Will be sharing my top 5 of my favourites and not-so-known restaurants and cafes that you can visit with your family, friends and loved ones in the Delhi capital.

Lha Kitchen:

Lha Kitchen focuses on 4

different cuisines-Tibetan, Nepalese, Bhutanese and Chinese. This place has 22 varieties of momos veg/non-veg. Other than momos they have some interesting Tibetan butter tea, mushroom Datsi and Tin Mo.

I tried their Chicken shape Which had a crispy outer layer with chicken filling inside. Make sure to enjoy spicy chutney which will make you crave more. Next, I ordered

Sandekho Momos or I should say 'Momos ki chat', was extremely flavourful and chatpata.

Location: 168,1st floor, Humayunpur, Safdarjung Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi 110029

Cost for 2: Rs 600 /-

Paul, Vasant Kunj:

Paul has 2 outlets all over Delhi, one is in Vasant Kunj ambience mall, and the second one is in Gurgaon Ambience mall. If you want to eat and dine in an authentic European way with world-class service then Paul should be on the top list. I love eating their fish and chips, Chicken burgers, and pizza. If you are a coffee lover then don't forget to try their coffee.

Location

Vasant kunj: UG-28A, Ambience Mall, Nelson Mandela Marg, Vasant Kunj, Delhi 110070

Gurgaon: G-1 , Ground Floor ,Ambience Mall, Sector 24, Gurugram, Haryana 122022

Cost for 2: Rs 1400/-

YooMee

If you love Pan- Asian Cuisine along with Japanese Manga comic strips. Enjoy with Ramen, Sushi and yummy Dim Sums then this place should be on the top list of yours. By far this is the only place in Delhi I am aware of, where I have tried Veg sticky rice (and I love it that). This place has won my heart in terms of price, quality and quality.

Fun fact- this is the first place where I tried sushi for the first time, and my experience was just amazing.

My personal Recommendations are Konjee crispy lamb, Crunchy chicken dumpling,

Char siu pork belly, Tom Yum soup veg

Location: E Block Rd M27, Ground Floor, Block M, Market, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110048

Cost for 2: Rs 900 to 1000

CHÔ Vietnamese Kitchen & Bar

It is a very chic and classy Vietnamese restaurant with a warm light and camping vibe. They offer some lip-smacking Dimsums, pho and fish. Honestly, everything I tasted was mind-blowing and impressive. I don't want to spill all the beans so go and experience the warm hospitality, Visually touching presentation and of course the yummylicious food. My personal Recommendation:

Firecracker chicken

Turmeric chicken chili dumplings

Chicken pho

Turmeric fried rice

Cha cha sizzling fish

Vietnamese curry chicken

Location: H 5/1, FF LHS Kalkadass Marg, Mehrauli, New Delhi

Cost for 2 : Rs 3000 with Alcohol

Colocal Chocolates

If you have a sweet tooth then check out this last cafe with your gang. Colocal offers the finest Indian - grown cacao and has some smooth, rich chocolates in Delhi. You must have seen the famous campfire hot chocolate all over social media, And definitely, it's worth the hype. This should be on top of the list if you love love love chocolate.

(If you want some Insta worthy pictures then definitely hop on to this place)

location :

Khan market: 65, 1st Floor, Khan Market, New Delhi

Chattarpur: 100 Feet Road, The Dhan Mill Compound, Chhatarpur, New Delhi

Cost for 2: Rs 1000/-

I Hope after reading this you are craving for yummy and delicious food. If in case you are lazy and don't feel like reading then check out this video 😉

#delhifood #foodlover #foodie #exploretravelallalong #Youtube

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Hidden Gems: The Best Places to Eat in Charleston, SC Shop Local Charleston, SC Businesses [ad_1] Charleston, South Carolina is well-known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and charming cobblestone streets. But what many visitors may not realize is that Charleston is also a hidden gem when it comes to its food scene. From traditional Southern fare to inventive fusion cuisine, the Holy City offers a wide range of culinary delights waiting to be discovered. Here are some of the best hidden gem restaurants in Charleston. 1. The Obstinate Daughter Nestled on Sullivan's Island, The Obstinate Daughter is a cozy and charming restaurant that offers a unique blend of Southern and Italian cuisine. The menu features dishes like wood-fired pizzas, handmade pastas, and fresh seafood, all made with locally sourced ingredients. Be sure to try their famous clam pizza, a delicious combination of clams, garlic, and pecorino cheese on a crispy crust. The Obstinate Daughter also has a great selection of cocktails and craft beers to complement your meal. 2. Xiao Bao Biscuit For a taste of Asian-inspired cuisine with a Southern twist, head to Xiao Bao Biscuit. Located in a renovated gas station in downtown Charleston, this hip and eclectic restaurant serves dishes like Korean fried chicken, Vietnamese pork belly bowls, and curry rice noodles. The menu changes regularly based on seasonal ingredients, so you can always expect something new and exciting to try. The laid-back atmosphere and friendly staff make Xiao Bao Biscuit a must-visit spot for foodies in Charleston. 3. Rodney Scott's BBQ If you're craving some authentic Southern barbecue, look no further than Rodney Scott's BBQ. Chef Rodney Scott is a James Beard Award winner known for his mouthwatering smoked pork ribs, pulled pork sandwiches, and tender brisket. The barbecue here is slow-cooked over wood-fired pits for hours, resulting in a rich and smoky flavor that is truly unforgettable. The sides, like collard greens, baked beans, and mac and cheese, are also worth trying. Rodney Scott's BBQ is a no-frills, laid-back spot that is perfect for a casual meal with friends or family. 4. Leon's Oyster Shop For a taste of the Lowcountry's fresh seafood, head to Leon's Oyster Shop. This retro-chic restaurant offers a variety of oysters, seafood platters, and Southern-style comfort food. The fried chicken sandwich and hush puppies are crowd favorites, but be sure to also try the oysters on the half shell for a true taste of Charleston. The outdoor patio and lively atmosphere make Leon's Oyster Shop a great spot for a casual lunch or dinner. 5. Fuel If you're looking for a healthy and wholesome meal, Fuel is the place to go. This laid-back cafe offers a menu of fresh salads, smoothie bowls, and wraps made with locally sourced and organic ingredients. Fuel also has a great selection of juices, smoothies, and coffee drinks to keep you energized throughout the day. The bright and airy space at Fuel is perfect for a quick breakfast or lunch while exploring Charleston. Conclusion Charleston, South Carolina may be known for its historic charm and beautiful architecture, but the city's food scene is equally impressive. From traditional Southern fare to inventive fusion cuisine, Charleston offers a wide range of culinary delights waiting to be discovered. The restaurants mentioned above are just a few of the hidden gems that make Charleston a true food lover's paradise. So next time you're in the Holy City, be sure to venture off the beaten path and explore these amazing dining spots for a true taste of Charleston. [ad_2] EXPLORE MORE: Places to eat in Charleston SC FIND: Things to do in Charleston SC CHARLESTON BUSINESS OWNERS: Get a Free Business Profile FIND BUSINESSES: Charleston Business Directory BE SEEN: Advertise Your Business Here #PLACES_TO_EAT

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Hidden Gems: The Best Places to Eat in Charleston, SC Shop Local Charleston, SC Businesses [ad_1] Charleston, South Carolina is well-known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and charming cobblestone streets. But what many visitors may not realize is that Charleston is also a hidden gem when it comes to its food scene. From traditional Southern fare to inventive fusion cuisine, the Holy City offers a wide range of culinary delights waiting to be discovered. Here are some of the best hidden gem restaurants in Charleston. 1. The Obstinate Daughter Nestled on Sullivan's Island, The Obstinate Daughter is a cozy and charming restaurant that offers a unique blend of Southern and Italian cuisine. The menu features dishes like wood-fired pizzas, handmade pastas, and fresh seafood, all made with locally sourced ingredients. Be sure to try their famous clam pizza, a delicious combination of clams, garlic, and pecorino cheese on a crispy crust. The Obstinate Daughter also has a great selection of cocktails and craft beers to complement your meal. 2. Xiao Bao Biscuit For a taste of Asian-inspired cuisine with a Southern twist, head to Xiao Bao Biscuit. Located in a renovated gas station in downtown Charleston, this hip and eclectic restaurant serves dishes like Korean fried chicken, Vietnamese pork belly bowls, and curry rice noodles. The menu changes regularly based on seasonal ingredients, so you can always expect something new and exciting to try. The laid-back atmosphere and friendly staff make Xiao Bao Biscuit a must-visit spot for foodies in Charleston. 3. Rodney Scott's BBQ If you're craving some authentic Southern barbecue, look no further than Rodney Scott's BBQ. Chef Rodney Scott is a James Beard Award winner known for his mouthwatering smoked pork ribs, pulled pork sandwiches, and tender brisket. The barbecue here is slow-cooked over wood-fired pits for hours, resulting in a rich and smoky flavor that is truly unforgettable. The sides, like collard greens, baked beans, and mac and cheese, are also worth trying. Rodney Scott's BBQ is a no-frills, laid-back spot that is perfect for a casual meal with friends or family. 4. Leon's Oyster Shop For a taste of the Lowcountry's fresh seafood, head to Leon's Oyster Shop. This retro-chic restaurant offers a variety of oysters, seafood platters, and Southern-style comfort food. The fried chicken sandwich and hush puppies are crowd favorites, but be sure to also try the oysters on the half shell for a true taste of Charleston. The outdoor patio and lively atmosphere make Leon's Oyster Shop a great spot for a casual lunch or dinner. 5. Fuel If you're looking for a healthy and wholesome meal, Fuel is the place to go. This laid-back cafe offers a menu of fresh salads, smoothie bowls, and wraps made with locally sourced and organic ingredients. Fuel also has a great selection of juices, smoothies, and coffee drinks to keep you energized throughout the day. The bright and airy space at Fuel is perfect for a quick breakfast or lunch while exploring Charleston. Conclusion Charleston, South Carolina may be known for its historic charm and beautiful architecture, but the city's food scene is equally impressive. From traditional Southern fare to inventive fusion cuisine, Charleston offers a wide range of culinary delights waiting to be discovered. The restaurants mentioned above are just a few of the hidden gems that make Charleston a true food lover's paradise. So next time you're in the Holy City, be sure to venture off the beaten path and explore these amazing dining spots for a true taste of Charleston. [ad_2] EXPLORE MORE: Places to eat in Charleston SC FIND: Things to do in Charleston SC CHARLESTON BUSINESS OWNERS: Get a Free Business Profile FIND BUSINESSES: Charleston Business Directory BE SEEN: Advertise Your Business Here #PLACES_TO_EAT

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15+ Best Restaurants and Cafes in Castlemaine

If you are visiting Castlemaine, VIC, for the first time or are a resident looking to try out new restaurants and cafes in Castlemaine, there are several options for you to choose from. In this post, we have rounded up some best cafes and best restaurants serving all meals from breakfast and lunch to late supper.

9 Best Restaurants in Castlemaine

Run Rabbit Run

The Run Rabbit Run is a licensed, vegetarian-friendly restaurant and food store offering quality and fresh foods. Some of the restaurant’s signature treats are wild rabbit pie, BBQ, and the woodfire-roasted coffee ideal for breakfast and colder evenings. This restaurant is located along 24 Hargraves Street, Castlemaine, and serves breakfast, lunch, and brunch with takeout and outdoor seating options.

Bella Fresca Pizzeria

With a focus on Italian cuisine, the Bella Fresca Pizzeria, located along 219 Barker Street, is the perfect spot for those looking to enjoy Neapolitan wood-fired pizzas and various weekly specials. Bella Fresca is child-friendly, and you can reserve a spot early if you’re visiting with your family or friends. This restaurant serves lunch and dinner with vegan and vegetarian-friendly options.

Das Kaffeehaus

Stop by the Das Kaffeehaus along 9 Walker Street, Castlemaine, and have a taste of the German, Australian, and European cuisines. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and brunch, with signature dishes such as cucumber salad, cranberry sauce, and potato salad being the most popular options. Das Kaffeehaus is vegetarian-friendly and offers outdoor seating and takeout options.

Phamily Kitchen

Phamily Kitchen is a modern Vietnamese restaurant offering vegetarian-friendly and vegan food options. It serves lunch and dinner with the main dishes based on their signature Mum & Dad’s recipes. The restaurant focuses on fresh and flavor-driven food, reflected in its seasonal menu. Early reservation is highly recommended if you are visiting with friends or family. This restaurant is located along 188 Barker Street.

Bridge Hotel Castlemaine

Located along 21 Walker Street alongside the Castlemaine Botanical Gardens, The Bridge Hotel is a family-friendly restaurant offering quality foods, drinks, and live music. Ingredients used in the hotel are directly sourced from local farmers, plus there are special vegetarian and gluten-free diets. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible, and outdoor seating is available on booking.

Tog’s Place

If you are looking for a restaurant where you can relax and enjoy home-style food, Tog’s Place could be your ideal place. Located along 58 Lyttleton St, next to Mulberry’s Deli, this restaurant is open daily from 8.30 to 4 pm. You can have breakfast upstairs as you enjoy the incredible views of the area. This restaurant is ideal for solo treats, birthday parties, and group dinners.

Bar midland

Bar Midland is a family-run restaurant located along Shop 1/2 Templeton Street. Its carefully selected recipes and menus show that this restaurant is focused on sustainable dining. All the food and wine menus feature organically sourced ingredients produced within the State of Victoria.

Wild restaurant Castlemaine

Wild Food and Wine is one of Castlemaine's restaurants that offers flexible dining and a great ambiance. This modern Australian restaurant is located along 26a Templeton St in a beautiful setting that was once a fire station. Every meal served in this restaurant, from the desserts to the seafood, is crafted with utmost care and culinary expertise.

Bistro LOLA

Located along 30 Hargraves St., at Theatre Royal, Bistro LOLA offers the best of European food, from pizzas, fish, and fries to vegan dieting options. This restaurant serves lunch, dinner, late-night supper, and drinks. Book your spot in advance if you are stopping by with friends or family.

Franco’s Food & Wine

If you’re looking for a taste of authentic Italian cuisine, Franco’s Food & Wine is a must-visit. Located at 24 High St, Maldon VIC 3463, this charming restaurant offers a wide selection of delectable dishes, accompanied by a fine selection of wines. From classic pasta dishes to mouthwatering pizzas, Franco’s Food & Wine will transport your taste buds straight to Italy

6 Best Cafes in Castlemaine

Now that we’ve looked at some of the best places to eat in Castlemaine let’s explore the ideal cafes where you can visit during your stay in Castlemaine for that quick bite or sweet, savory drink. The list below is in no particular order.

Frankie Espresso | Coffee Castlemaine

Frankie Espresso is one of the best Castlemaine cafes offering coffee, chai, hot chocolate, and iced choco-latte, among other beverages. If you’re craving more than just coffee or tea, this spot also offers chips, cookies, and carob. Stop by Frankie Espresso along 9 Walker Street for a lighter fare in a relaxed and serene atmosphere.

Coffee Basics – Das Kaffeehaus

Das Kaffeehaus’s Coffee Basics is one of those cafes’ where you can order coffee and snacks or full-course meals while still enjoying that quiet and intimate ambiance. Besides serving breakfast, this café also offers lunch and brunch, so you’re never late stopping by at mid-morning or lunchtime.

The Dove Café

If you’re yearning for some of the best coffee in Castlemaine, the Dove Café, located along 61 Hargraves Street, is one of the spots to visit. This café offers more than just beverage options. You can order fish tacos or the popular Greek lamb flatbread and enjoy your meal in an open yet relaxed setting.

Origini Cafe

This Italian café is located along 213 Barker St. It serves breakfast, lunch, and Dinner, making it more of a restaurant than a café. However, the serene location, calm atmosphere, and wide variety of drinks and beverages make Origini Café the go-to spot in Castlemaine. You can book the outdoor seating for a more relaxed vibe or choose the takeout option if you’re in a hurry.

Saffs Cafe

With over 15 years in the industry, Saffs Café is one of the long-serving Castlemaine cafes on this list. Whether you’re in for sweet coffee or cakes, the café aims to provide fast and professional dining services customized to the client’s unique dietary needs. Saffs Café is located along 64 Mostyn St.

Fig Cafe Castlemaine

If you’re looking for a flexible yet classy café that can accommodate you and your friends or family for dinner, the Fig Café is the place to be. It serves some delicious coffee and raisin toast besides vegan, gluten-free, and vegetarian-friendly food options. This café is located along 31 Templeton St.

Moxie Café

For a cozy and inviting café experience, Moxie Café is the place to be. Situated at 14 Hargraves St, Castlemaine VIC 3450, this café shop offers a warm atmosphere and a menu filled with delicious options. Whether you’re in the mood for a hearty breakfast, a light lunch, or a tempting pastry, Moxie Café has something for everyone. Don’t forget to savor a cup of their expertly brewed coffee as you relax and soak in the café’s welcoming ambiance

Blackbird Café

Another café worth checking out in Castlemaine is the Blackbird Café, located at 325 Barker Street. With its casual and laid-back vibe, this café is a perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a tasty treat. From freshly brewed coffee to an array of scrumptious pastries and sandwiches, Blackbird Café has you covered for a quick and satisfying meal. Whether you’re looking to grab a bite on the go or linger with friends, this café is a great choice.

Choose Your Favourite Spot in Castlemaine

Whether you’re looking for the best places to eat in Castlemaine or would prefer a serene, low-traffic café where you can enjoy your coffee solo or with friends, you won’t go wrong choosing any of the above options. Compare your options and choose any of the Castlemaine restaurants and cafes on this list.

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Closed Captioning Spotlight #5

Hi everyone, it’s been a while since I did once of these. 

For those who don’t know, this is a series where I showcase YouTube channels with closed captioned videos. This special posting segment will be once in a while or once a month if I’m consistent. I’ll be showcasing my favorite channels that have at least close to a third of their released videos CC’d as a rule of thumb to myself.

The next channel I’m showcasing is:

Nino’s Home

According to the About page:

Hi, I'm Nino  Nino's Home is my new channel, I will upload new videos on this channel. Please subscribe to support me. Thank you! All the recipes and dishes I have made are referenced and learned on the internet, youtube, google... I'm not the first to make them, not the first to create a certain dish. . I just change the ingredients to make the dish suit my taste. And I just hope my video has an easy way to communicate so that you can successfully make the dishes that you like. If anything bothers you, I sincerely apologize. And the last thing I am not a professional chef. I'm just a normal person, thank you. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ohnino2/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/ninoshome2 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Ninos-Home-105401167869371/

What definitely caught my eye was his sense of humor. If you read the captions, especially in Vietnamese or in English, you’re in for a treat.

One of the first videos I watched from the channel is

Best Street Food - Vietnamese Pizza [No-Oven]

I have made this before and it is delicious. Granted I didn’t have all of the ingredients and had to make some adjustments and burned my first one, but don’t worry. I made a second one and it was tasty. I will redeem myself soon.

Last time I checked, almost every single video has closed captioning in more than two languages. 

Their latest video as of this post is 

Chocolate Milo Pudding in 15 minutes (2 ingredients)

So what do you think?

Feel free to check out the channel and their videos. As of now, they don’t have a Patreon so watching,  and/or commenting is a way to support them. If you have the means to do so, you can buy a Super Thanks to the YouTube Creators.

And I’ll see you all in the next post. Bye everyone! Be sure to eat, to drink some water/liquids, and take a break/get some sleep!

P.S. Status of the next video transcript: need to create the Google Doc first before recreating the Tumblr post

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Yes I tried to draw bat wings

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Vietnamese Street Food Snacks You Should not Miss!

Vietnamese Jicama Roll, Bò Bía

The little brother of the famous Vietnamese Spring Roll a.k.a Goi Cuon, Bo Bia is one of the easiest snacks to find when walking down the street of Ho Chi Minh City. This spring roll packs a unique punch of flavor and texture in comparison. With rice paper on the outside, Jicama, Beef Sausage, Dried Shrimp, fried egg, fried shallots, and multiple herbs on the inside this little roll is not to be missed.

You can find this served with a peanut dipping sauce, don’t forget to add the chili for that added heat.

Vietnamese Rice Paper Salad with Dried Beef, Bánh Tráng Trộn

The question “What is your favorite Vietnamese Food?” is a staple during our Interview process at Back of the Bike Tours. Eighty percent of the time I am given the quick and enthusiastic answer of, “Banh Trang Tron!”

Like so many other dishes in culinary history, this dish started out just trying to solve a problem. What to do with all of that scrap rice paper? Well, make a salad out of it! Using thin strips of rice paper to compose the bulk of the salad, Dried beef, Dried Shrimp, Quail egg, Vietnamese Hot Mint, Julienned Green Mango, toasted peanuts, and fried shallots are tossed together with a loose, dark, sweetened soy sauce with kumquat juice.

After being thoroughly mixed, it’s tossed into a bag with disposable chopsticks shoved inside.

This concoction is a fun texture experience and bursting with a great combination of flavors. This dish is great for accenting the strong and unique flavor of Vietnamese Dried Beef.

Quail fried in Butter, Cút Chiên Bơ

It’s not difficult to miss the man on the street corner with a rotisserie over open flames. What might be difficult to miss is the small birds that are strung through the poles roasting over the flame. Every few minutes, the quail vendor will brush these little birdies with his own oil or butter mixture that will usually contain a dried herb and spices to add a unique flavor to each vendors quail.

These quail can be taken to a whole another level when they are deep-fried in sweet butter and served with a baguette. Fried Quail will normally come with pickles, Vietnamese Hot Mint, and Cucumber as an accompaniment to the dish.

Some might be grossed out by the serving of the quail head still attached to the neck. No worries, it has a great pop to it when you take it in one bite.

Pork and Pork Sausage Skewers, Heo Nướng - Hồ Lô Nướng

Grilled pork over an open fire! Count me in! These meat skewers are a great pre-game to hold you over before dinner.

Heo Nuong, Marinated Pork Skewers, find an excellent balance between chewy and tender. That is when the pork shoulder is purchased, then cut, and marinated for 6-8 hours in a mixture of honey and sesame seeds.

Holo Nuong, Sweet Pork Sausage balls, can’t help but leave a smile on your face when your teeth pop the roasted casing on the outside to find yourself enjoying a great balance of fat and sugar that is mixed into the sausage. Named for its resemblance of a round squash, these sweet morsels of meat are typically found in Southern Vietnam.

Don’t miss the chili sauce and pickles that are a necessity in balancing out the rich meaty flavor. Also, a nice cold beer goes quite well.

Grilled Vietnamese Rice Paper, Banh Tráng Nướng

Hailing from the mountain area of Dalat and one of the newest to arrive in the food scene of Ho Chi Minh City, Banh Trang Nuong, has been dubbed the “Vietnamese Pizza”. Here are the basics for almost every Banh Tranh Nuong, Rice paper, open flame, egg, and cheese. Top this with anything from Dried beef, green onions, spicy chicken, or even take the desert approach and try some banana. This crispy snack is being served in little restaurants or right on the street so it isn’t hard to miss.

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Affordable Restaurants To Dine When In Toronto

Toronto is a city that offers a plethora of options for dining out. From fine dining to street food, there are endless choices for foodies in this vibrant city. However, eating out can quickly add up, leaving your wallet feeling light. But, don't worry! Toronto also offers some great affordable dining options that won't break the bank. Here are some affordable restaurants to consider when in Toronto.

Banh Mi Boys

Banh Mi Boys is a fast-casual restaurant that serves up some of the best Vietnamese sandwiches in Toronto. Their banh mi sandwiches are made fresh with a variety of options for meat, veggies, and sauces. They also have other Vietnamese dishes like spring rolls, vermicelli bowls, and tacos.

The Stockyards Smokehouse and Larder

The Stockyards Smokehouse and Larder is a barbecue restaurant that serves up delicious smoked meats, sandwiches, and sides. They use high-quality meats that are smoked to perfection and served with tasty sides like mac and cheese and coleslaw.

Seven Lives Tacos

Seven Lives Tacos is a small taqueria that serves up some of the best fish tacos in Toronto. Their tacos are made with fresh ingredients and topped with flavorful sauces. They also have other Mexican dishes like burritos and quesadillas.

Kinton Ramen

Kinton Ramen is a popular ramen chain that has several locations in Toronto. They serve up delicious bowls of ramen that are made with rich, flavorful broth and topped with tender meats and fresh veggies. They also have other Japanese dishes like gyoza and rice bowls.

Pizzeria Libretto

Pizzeria Libretto is a cozy pizzeria that serves up some of the best Neapolitan-style pizza in Toronto. Their pizzas are made with high-quality ingredients and cooked in a wood-fired oven. They also have other Italian dishes like pasta and salads.

Conclusion

Toronto has many affordable dining options that won't leave you feeling broke. These five restaurants are just a few of the many affordable options available in the city. When visiting Toronto, be sure to check out these affordable restaurants for delicious food that won't break the bank.

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Nguyen Hue walking street food to try & places to eat

Nguyen Hue Walking Street is a popular destination in Ho Chi Minh City, known for its street food and shopping. The street is located in the center of the city and is closed to traffic in the evenings, making it a pedestrian-only area. Visitors can stroll along the street and enjoy a variety of local foods, drinks, and souvenirs.

There are many stalls and vendors selling a wide range of street food, including savory dishes like banh xeo (a crispy crepe filled with shrimp, pork, and beansprouts) and com tam (broken rice topped with grilled pork and pickled vegetables), as well as sweet treats like che (a dessert soup made with beans, tapioca pearls, and a variety of toppings).

In addition to street food, there are also a number of stalls and shops selling souvenirs, clothing, and other goods. Many of these items are handmade or locally-sourced, making them a great way to support local artisans and businesses.

Nguyen Hue Walking Street is a vibrant and lively destination, with a mix of locals and tourists enjoying the famous Nguyen Hue walking street food and atmosphere. It's a great place to experience the local culture and try some delicious Vietnamese food.

1 - Top best Nguyen Hue walking street food to try

Nguyen Hue Walking Street is a popular destination in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, known for its street food and shopping. The street is closed to traffic in the evenings and becomes a pedestrian-only area, making it a great place to wander and try a variety of local foods. Some popular Nguyen Hue walking street food are:

- Banh xeo: a crispy, savory crepe filled with shrimp, pork, and beansprouts.

- Com Tam: broken rice topped with grilled pork, a sunny-side up egg, and a variety of pickled vegetables.

- Bun cha: grilled pork served over vermicelli noodles and herbs, with a side of dipping sauce.

- Goi cuon: fresh spring rolls filled with shrimp, pork, and herbs, served with a peanut sauce for dipping.

- Che: a sweet dessert soup made with beans, tapioca pearls, and a variety of toppings, such as coconut milk, fruit, and ice cream.

In addition to street food, you can also find a variety of souvenirs and other goods at stalls and shops along Nguyen Hue Walking Street Ho Chi Minh city. It's a great place to experience the local culture and try some delicious Vietnamese food.

2 - Top places to try Nguyen Hue walking street food

There are many famous Vietnamese and international restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, offering a wide range of cuisines and dining experiences. Here are a few of the top restaurants that you might want to try:

- Cuc Gach Quan: a popular Vietnamese restaurant known for its traditional, home-style cooking. The menu features dishes like braised catfish, grilled eggplant, and stir-fried morning glory.

- Highway4: a trendy restaurant serving a mix of Vietnamese and international dishes, including pasta, pizza, and sandwiches. The restaurant has a chic, modern atmosphere and a rooftop terrace with views of the city.

- Lemongrass: a popular chain of Vietnamese restaurants known for its traditional dishes and affordable prices. The menu features a range of dishes, including pho, bun cha, and banh mi.

- Reflections: a fine dining restaurant at the Park Hyatt Saigon hotel, offering modern French cuisine with a focus on locally-sourced ingredients. The restaurant has a sophisticated atmosphere and a well-regarded wine list.

- Nha Hang Ngon: a popular chain of Vietnamese restaurants known for its fresh, flavorful dishes and reasonable prices. The menu features a range of traditional Vietnamese specialties, including spring rolls, bun bo hue, and pho.

These are just a few examples of the many famous restaurants in Ho Chi Minh City, and there are many other options to choose from, depending on your preferences and budget.

This is a quick look at Nguyen Hue walking street food that is highly recommended by Vietnamtrips. It hopes to meet your searches. 

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Most popular delivery options across Melbourne

The city’s prettiest tooth lives in Abbotsford, where sweets were first class. .attributed to him:Matt Golding “This data demonstrates the breadth of global cuisine demanded by our customers,” said Rebecca Burroughs, Managing Director of DoorDash Australia. “DoorDash is proud to support our local restaurants and highlight their offerings and commitment to serving local communities across the country.” With 270 bloodlines and seven million immigrants since 1945, Australia likes to think of itself as the most successful multicultural nation on Earth. The fast-food and fast food industry is worth $22 billion, but is expected to decline 1.9 percent this year as household discretionary income declines. There are 36,427 takeout and fast food companies that employ 225,898 people nationwide, IBISWorld reports. This includes big chains like McDonald’s and Domino’s. At Remo Nicolini’s A25 Pizzeria on Chapel Street in South Yarra, they specialize in pasta and pizza. Owner of A25 Pizzeria Remo Nicolini. Italian food is most popular in South Yarra, according to home delivery app DoorDash. attributed to him:Benny Stevens “They travel really well,” said Nicolini. “It’s something I’ve been doing my whole life, and my father passed it on to me.” He said the robust home delivery business has been boosted by the COVID-19 lockdowns. “People are not going to get off the couch and pick up your product even though it might be better than the guy waiting for them. They are getting lazier and more accustomed to being able to do everything from their iPhone.” loading Nicolini noted that delivery companies may be overwhelmed when everyone orders them at the same time. “I call it a sinister necessity,” he said. But he said comfort was clearly the way the world works. “I would like to see more people move in. I miss those days,” he said. Sydney showed similar geographic diversity, with Thais being most popular in Manly and Surrey Hills. In Macquarie Park, Concord and Epping, Indian was number one, while Chinese were prevalent in CBD, Chatswood and Lane Cove. The most popular cuisine in Cabramata was Vietnamese cuisine. Winter delivery data from DoorDash and competing apps Uber Eats and Deliveroo showed that chips, burritos and burgers were the most requested dishes, while Indian and American food orders were the most popular in both Victoria and NSW. The Morning Edition newsletter is our guide to the most interesting daily stories, analysis and insights. Register here. Source link Originally published at Melbourne News Vine

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Vietnamese street food in Da Lat: soy milk, Vietnamese pizza (no shrimp) and sweet potato