Black Goat Stew
Posted by:: König Prüße, GfbAEV
Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2005 23:33:26 GMT
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I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
and green onyons 3 for 99¢
tomatoes 59¢ lb
and a veritable plethora of stuff
2 big smoked trout for $5
5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
kim chee cooler $3,500
rice steamer $200
numbah 1 short time $10
http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
Posted by:: "Kristian Lahdensuo"
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 03:56:50 +0200
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; "GfbAEV" kirjoitti
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> I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
> and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
> that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
>
> They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
> and green onyons 3 for 99¢
> tomatoes 59¢ lb
> and a veritable plethora of stuff
> 2 big smoked trout for $5
> 5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
> kim chee cooler $3,500
> rice steamer $200
> numbah 1 short time $10
> http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
>
I would buy a chunk of quivering meat with few dollars.
Posted by:: Rich Clark aka Left Rev Egg Plant
Date: Sat, 12 Mar 2005 22:10:16 -0500
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König Prüße wrote:
> I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
> and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
> that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
>
> They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
> and green onyons 3 for 99¢
> tomatoes 59¢ lb
> and a veritable plethora of stuff
> 2 big smoked trout for $5
> 5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
> kim chee cooler $3,500
> rice steamer $200
> numbah 1 short time $10
> http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
>
>
Droooollll.....
Stop that, I've made a mess of my keyboard from all the spittle.
Pavlovian response, indeed.
I'm a nut for Korean food. There are several very good Korean
restaurants in the Troy area northeast of Detroit. If anyone wants to
partake the afternoon before the show, lemme know, I'll drop the
coordinates to you. Whois my domain for proper delivery, and common
webmail always works.
Posted by:: König Prüße, GfbAEV
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 03:36:53 GMT
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Left Rev Egg Plant wrote:
>König Prüße wrote:
>> I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
>> and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
>> that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
>>
>> They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
>> and green onyons 3 for 99¢
>> tomatoes 59¢ lb
>> and a veritable plethora of stuff
>> 2 big smoked trout for $5
>> 5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
>> kim chee cooler $3,500
>> rice steamer $200
>> numbah 1 short time $10
>> http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
>>
>>
>
>Droooollll.....
>
>Stop that, I've made a mess of my keyboard from all the spittle.
>Pavlovian response, indeed.
>
>I'm a nut for Korean food. There are several very good Korean
>restaurants in the Troy area northeast of Detroit. If anyone wants to
>partake the afternoon before the show, lemme know, I'll drop the
>coordinates to you. Whois my domain for proper delivery, and common
>webmail always works.
Post-up if you make any new discoveries,
or of any exceptionally good items.
They had a bunch of eels today, too!
There were some very thin Korean beef slices
that were $12.50 lb! I'm not sure how they cook those.
I have to grab people and ask them stuff.
They had coconuts 2 for 99¢!
Also baby Thai coconuts
Posted by:: Rich Clark aka Left Rev Egg Plant
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 07:47:04 -0500
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König Prüße wrote:
> Left Rev Egg Plant wrote:
>
>
>>König Prüße wrote:
>>
>>> I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
>>>and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
>>>that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
>>>
>>> They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
>>>and green onyons 3 for 99¢
>>>tomatoes 59¢ lb
>>>and a veritable plethora of stuff
>>>2 big smoked trout for $5
>>>5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
>>>kim chee cooler $3,500
>>>rice steamer $200
>>>numbah 1 short time $10
>>>http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Droooollll.....
>>
>>Stop that, I've made a mess of my keyboard from all the spittle.
>>Pavlovian response, indeed.
>>
>>I'm a nut for Korean food. There are several very good Korean
>>restaurants in the Troy area northeast of Detroit. If anyone wants to
>>partake the afternoon before the show, lemme know, I'll drop the
>>coordinates to you. Whois my domain for proper delivery, and common
>>webmail always works.
>
>
> Post-up if you make any new discoveries,
> or of any exceptionally good items.
Well, I'll let you folks in on my secret spots.
1. Gratiot Ave N of 14 Mile Rd in Clinton Twp, there's a Korean Market
that has a small restaurant in an adjoining suite. Owner's a Korean War
vet who dragged his sweetie home, and has built the business from the
ground up. Wonderful ojinga bokkeum.
2. Well-known Korean place on 15 Mile & Dequindre in Sterling Heights,
Seoul Garden. Yummy everything, one of the best sushi bars in the area.
3. 15 Mile east of Crooks in Troy, can't remember the name, but
everything good, there.
4. Mound Rd N of M59 in Shelby Twp/Utica, Seoul Buffet I think it's
called. Another one that I just cannot ignore anytime I'm in the area
at lunch or dinnertime.
5. Rochester Rd between 16 & 17 is a little place called Shilla.
Many more little holes in the wall that I can't think of the names or
locations, though I'll take you to any of them.
> They had a bunch of eels today, too!
Gimme eel & cucumber rolls.
> There were some very thin Korean beef slices
> that were $12.50 lb! I'm not sure how they cook those.
> I have to grab people and ask them stuff.
I know how they cook those:
http://www.asianinfo.org/asianinfo/issues/bulgogi.htm
Fuck, I'm drooling again. Time to go out for dinner tonight.
> They had coconuts 2 for 99¢!
> Also baby Thai coconuts
Were they a lovely bunch of cocoanuts?
Posted by:: polar bear
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 06:58:20 -0800
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In article ,
König Prüße, GfbAEV wrote:
> I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
> and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
> that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
>
> They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
> and green onyons 3 for 99¢
> tomatoes 59¢ lb
> and a veritable plethora of stuff
> 2 big smoked trout for $5
> 5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
> kim chee cooler $3,500
> rice steamer $200
> numbah 1 short time $10
> http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
I bet nenslo could get that stuff cheaper.
pb
Posted by:: König Prüße, GfbAEV
Date: Sun, 13 Mar 2005 17:24:36 GMT
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polar bear wrote:
>In article ,
>König Prüße, GfbAEV wrote:
>
>> I went to the Korean MegaMarket to get some provisions,
>> and they had some great big chunks of dark red meat
>> that was labeled, "Black Goat Stew"
>>
>> They also had artichokes 3 for 99¢
>> and green onyons 3 for 99¢
>> tomatoes 59¢ lb
>> and a veritable plethora of stuff
>> 2 big smoked trout for $5
>> 5-litre can of Grolsch for $13
>> kim chee cooler $3,500
>> rice steamer $200
>> numbah 1 short time $10
>> http://www.eastbayexpress.com/issues/2004-10-06/dining/food.html
>
>I bet nenslo could get that stuff cheaper.
>
>pb
Yeah, but I enjoy it more so I don't mind paying a bit extra!