1. Some, please make a hot buttered toast cafe (Matt's Social Node)

    They sit you at a table and then bring you a single slice of hot toast. When you are done, they bring you another. Have as much toast as you want for a fixed price. One hot slice at a time. Tea, coffee, etc., can be extra. As can things to spread on your toast.

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  2. News, nuggets and longreads 20 June 2026: East of Ipswich (Boak & Bailey's Beer Blog)

    Every Saturday we round up the best writing about beer from the past week. This time, we’ve got desi pubs, bad news and pub crawls. First, news from the World Cup and from Boston that seems to confirm a Scottish stereotype: Devon Savage from Boston Beer which owns the Samuel Adams Taproom said the Tartan Army had “drunk them dry”… She added: “For perspective, from Thursday-Sunday, the Tartan Army drank four times as much Boston Lager as we run through on a typical four-day holiday stretch like…

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  3. Rocky Road Brownies (Fudgy, Chocolatey & Easy to Make) (The English Kitchen)

    If you love a brownie that’s rich, fudgy, and just a little bit nostalgic, these Rocky Road Brownies are about to become a new favourite. Inspired by the British version of Rocky Road — the kind made with glace cherries, toasted walnuts, and soft mini marshmallows — this recipe takes a classic chocolate brownie base and gives it a fun, old‑fashioned twist. Each square is studded with sweet cherries and crunchy walnuts , then topped with a smooth chocolate glace icing and a scattering of mini…

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  4. World Cup Mai Tai in San Pedro Square (The Search for the Ultimate Mai Tai)

    I had the day off and decided to check out the World Cup madness in San Pedro Square, arriving late in the USA vs. Australia match. The street has been pedestrian only for several years but during the World Cup drinks can be brought out onto the street as well so that you could watch on the big screen erected in the street or on the TVs on the patios of several venues. Street vendors were selling flags, hot dogs, and even street Margaritas and beer amidst the chaos. We even saw a giant tour bus…

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  5. What Can I Make With Tomatillos? 18 Easy Recipes (Mexican Please)

    The markets will be overflowing with tomatillos over the coming weeks, try to grab some fresh ones while you can! I'll list 18 recipes below where you can use these green beauties. I get tons of mileage out of the Chicken Chile Verde and the Avocado Salsa Verde so if you're new to those please... Read More The post What Can I Make With Tomatillos? 18 Easy Recipes appeared first on Mexican Please.

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  6. The Wurtz avocado tree: a profile (Greg Alder's Yard Posts: Southern Califo…)

    Is Wurtz that bad of a name? Why can’t nurseries leave it alone? They’ll call the variety anything: Dwarf Avocado, Hybrid Dwarf Avocado, Little Cado. Anything except the original, real name: Wurtz. Wurtz variety history Roy Eugene Wurtz, a clerk in the Encinitas post office, grew the original tree on his property there in San […] The post The Wurtz avocado tree: a profile appeared first on Greg Alder's Yard Posts: Southern California food gardening.

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  7. #5594: Maruchan Saucy Noods Spicy Creamy Chicken Flavor Stir Fry Style Noodles – United States (THE RAMEN RATER)

    I’ve wanted to review this one for a long time and I found it at our local Grocery Outlet store. That’s a place that stuff could possibly be being discontinued. I’m kind of surprised but who knows if that’s the case – just glad I was able to find it! Well, let’s cook it up and I’ll give you my thoughts. Maruchan Saucy Noods Spicy Screamy Chicken Flavor Stir Fry Style Noodles – United States Detail of the packaging (click to enlarge). Looks to be meat free but check for yourself. To prepare,…

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  8. Unchickenous Apricot Berry Cake (Jeff Kaufman's Writing)

    If someone tells me a cake is vegan plant-based, I'm going to downgrade my expected enjoyment: I've had a lot of bad vegan baked goods. Some bakers are vegan for health reasons, and minimize all the other things that make food worth eating, but even a fully hedonistic vegan baker is at a serious disadvantage. But much less now that there are precision-fermented egg whites! I made an eggless cake last weekend that was indistinguishable from the summer cakes we'd eat growing up. Julia and I host…

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  9. Strawberry Season (Dave Lawrence Photography)

    And these aren’t those white-inside strawberries you get in a store. No, these are red-all-the-way-through Michigan strawberries. So we made pie and I froze some to make some mead. Shot on the Canon 5D (classic!) and EF 100mm f/2.8 macro.

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  10. Hidden diversion from beer (Beer Insider)

    Tucked away down an attractive alleyway in London’s Shoreditch sits the tiny Umbrella Workshop that houses an atmospheric off-licence that also serves some sharp cocktails to destination drinkers who’ve come to imbibe the vibes and lift the spirits. If that all sounds a tad flowery the cocktails are certainly not. Our visit coincided with the…

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  11. Guide on tubing the Schwabinger Bach: A Lazy Float Through Munich’s Englischer Garten (Blog by Simon Frey)

    DISCLAIMER: Swimming, tubing, and floating is officially FORBIDDEN in all Munich waterways — including the Schwabinger Bach described here. The city of Munich takes no accountability for anything that happens to you. And of course, neither do I! If you choose to do this, you do it entirely at your own risk. Don’t be stupid. Be aware of your surroundings, respect the water, and know your limits. The Schwabinger Bach is one of Munich’s best-kept summer secrets. While tourists crowd around the…

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  12. Perfectly Roasted Bone-In Chicken Thighs (Quick, Easy & Delicious) (The English Kitchen)

    There’s something wonderfully comforting about a tray of perfectly roasted bone‑in chicken thighs coming out of the oven — golden, crackling skin, tender meat that practically melts in the mouth, and a kitchen filled with the kind of aroma that makes everyone wander in asking what’s for supper. This simple, foolproof method is one you will find yourself turning to again and again, especially on busy days when you want a meal that feels special without any fuss. With just a few pantry staples…

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  13. Cuttlefish and Wobbegong Shark spottings In Shelly Beach (Sunil Shenoy)

    Cuttlefish and Wobbegong Shark spottings In Shelly Beach

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  14. F is for Follow-up, to the Follow-up - Row Cropthz? Oh boiy, oh boiy, oh boiy! Wa-hoo-wee! Lethz's get thiz thing movin', whaddaya thzay?! Wackqwackqwackqwackkqwackqwack!!" (Small Scale World)

    More Daffy than Donald I fear, but I gave it a try! Well, I barely hide my disdain for the schmaltzy, 'classic' Disney characters, but when Brain Berke, roving reporter in New York sent me these, I have to say, I was quite chuffed, as it's an exquisite treatment of the dime-store style, row-crop tractor genre, and it is a genre, with die-cast and tin-plate, there's a whole field of

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  15. Tchau, Stanford (aka Palo Alto) (Sérgio Spagnuolo)

    Mudei-me para Palo Alto, em Stanford, em 25 de agosto de 2025. Minha volta foi em 15 de junho deste ano – cerca de 290 dias em solo americano, com duas vindas curtas para o Brasil. Foi muito massa, mas eu já estava pronto para voltar pras minhas cachorras. Foto da fachada da casa que morei, na manhã eu que fui embora (15.jun.2026)

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  16. pizza irony (itdonthavetosting⁀➷)

    Ever since I was a kid, I would always eat the crust of the pizza first so I could have the yummy part after. This is how I know I'm #disciplined💪🏾

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  17. #5593: Menraku Spicy Miso Tonkotsu Taste – United States (THE RAMEN RATER)

    Well it’s been awhile – probably doesn’t seem like it to you since I post daily, but for me it’s January 8th. Back to the regular thing after the holidays! Wheee! I thought I’d try this one to start things out. Let’s give it a go! Menraku Spicy Miso Tonkotsu Taste – United States Detail of the packaging (click to enlarge). Looks to be meat free but check for yourself. To prepare, boil noodle is 2 cups water for 2 minutes. Add in sachet contents. Finally, stir and enjoy! An individual pack from…

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  18. Ina Garten’s Chicken Piccata: Crispy Cutlets with Lemon Butter Sauce (Store-Bought Is Fine)

    A well-cooked chicken cutlet is a thing of beauty! I would order one every time I saw it on a menu if I didn’t encounter so many that were overcooked and dry. For at home, Ina Garten’s Chicken Piccata is one of my all-time favorite ways to prepare them. Even with the breading mess (at least in my chaos kitchen) it’s a simple dish that’s perfect for a weeknight dinner but elegant enough for a dinner party. Get you a chicken that can do both! Inspired by the veal piccata she always ordered at The…

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  19. Taps Flashback – 17 January 2018 (Beer Insider)

    This is an irregular column that rewinds the clock back some years to see what was on the taps at certain pubs. Too many of these will no doubt be from my local, The Great Northern Railway Tavern (GNRT), in North London that has been a tremendous pub over the years for its beer selection.…

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  20. María Luisa Bombal (There's No Normal for You)

    No sé cómo es posible que esta escritora chilena haya permanecido fuera de mi radar durante tanto tiempo. Nació en Chile en 1910 y, a los nueve años, se trasladó a París, donde terminó la secundaria y comenzó sus estudios universitarios. Haber estado en el París de Hemingway, Joyce y Gertrude Stein durante los años veinte, y siendo además de la misma generación, ¡guau! Después de terminar sus estudios, volvió a Chile, donde inició una relación con un piloto. Cuando la relación terminó, no lo…

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  21. The Thursday Beery News Notes For The Week We Are All Cape Verdean (A Good Beer Blog)

    We need a new anthem: Let’s root root root for Cape Verde If they don’t win it’s a shame… Actually, that tie will do just fine. Just fine. Still, Uruguay has have the best strip. We remember the Graf Spee after all. Isn’t it fun how many old simmering bigotries and grudges come out during international sporting events! Speaking of fabulous cups, Lars shared that image this week: “… carved by a Norwegian farmer… The king bought this mug in 1798 for 60 riksdaler, an absolutely wild amount,…

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  22. Setelah Ikutan Mini Bootcamp, Puas atau Kecewa? (Home on Jundi Mubarok)

    Setelah ikutan minibootcamp dari RevoU selama 5 hari tentang pengenalan software engineer saya merasa bahwa ini merupakan awal lembaran baru, istilahnya baru buka halaman kata pengantarnya saja. Karena sesi yang berlangsung 1 jam setengah ini terasa begitu singkat, kita hanya mencicipi secuil materi dari seluruh materi yang berlangsung selama kurang lebih 6 bulan jika membeli versi full stacknya tergantung dari kelas mana yang kita pilih.

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  23. Skillet Pork Chops and Rice (Easy One‑Pan Dinner) (The English Kitchen)

    If you’re looking for a quick, flavour‑packed weeknight dinner that cooks in just one pan, these Skillet Chops & Rice are a delicious choice. Tender boneless pork loin chops are browned to a golden finish before simmering gently on a bed of aromatic rice seasoned with onion, garlic, oregano, coriander, chili powder, and a touch of cayenne for gentle heat . Everything cooks together for a no‑fuss, no‑muss meal that’s hearty, satisfying, and full of layered flavour.Finished with chopped…

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  24. Crafthouse Cocktails Offers a Range of Quality Ready to Drink Options (The Search for the Ultimate Mai Tai)

    We previously wrote about loving Crafthouse Cocktails‘ excellent canned Mai Tai, and the kind folks at Crafthouse sent us some others from their lineup to try out. As with any product ranges there are some that work better than others, so here are our thoughts. Moonlighter Vodka Spritz includes some blanco vermouth and very light floral flavors but didn’t really do it for me, but I’m not really a Vodka Soda drinker and prefer bolder flavors. Surprisingly better for me was the Moscow Mule,…

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  25. ITOKU COFFEE, Izu (Emma Goto)

    On the first day of our roadtrip down the Izu Peninsula, we stopped by a local coffee roaster called ITOKU COFFEE. I’m amazed by wherever I go in Japan, there seems to be a coffee roaster somewhere nearby (isn’t it great). They have a range of beans available, including both single origin and their blend beans. The main display at the front of the shop stocks medium to dark roast beans (from left to right). These are at a fairly reasonable price point - around 1600 - 2000 yen for 200g. They…

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  26. single o (Our Adventures in Japan)

    Been wanting to try Single O, a cafe from AustraliaThey have several locations around Tokyo, and there is one in YurakuchoI tried their Ethiopia Hallo Beriti cold brew...fruity! deliciousAvo Show...toasted focaccia topped with avocado, pickled fennel, cashew "cheese", chili oil and some arugula & radish...loved the different flavors from each ingredient...1550 yen (tax included) for the

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  27. strawberry chiffon shortcake, perfected (smitten kitchen)

    In 2007, when this website was still in its infancy, I shared a recipe for a layered strawberry chiffon shortcake. I’d never made a chiffon cake before, but I brought it to a friend’s rooftop birthday BBQ, correctly assuming that no one would be unhappy with a towering, featherweight cake sandwiched with whipped cream and fresh strawberries, however inexpertly made. While I could appreciate a chiffon cake back then, I wasn’t a superfan. Chiffon cakes seemed a little stiff and lean. Plus,…

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  28. #5576: Chin-Su Pho Story Vietnamese Pho Beef Flavored – United States (THE RAMEN RATER)

    Here’s one from James of Lakeside, California – thanks! This looks kind of interesting – says there’s coconut in it. Lets try it! Chin-Su Pho Story Vietnamese Pho Beef Flavored – United States Detail of the side panels (click to enlarge). Contains fish. To prepare, add everything in and fill to line with boiling water. Steep 3 minutes. Finally, stir and enjoy! Detail of the lid (click to enlarge). The rice noodle. A sachet of soup base powder seasoning. A sachet of liquid soup base. Finished…

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  29. Dairy: Supply and Demand Stories (Conversable Economist)

    Here’s a modest puzzle: The quantity supplied of milk is way up, but the price is also way up. One usually expects higher supply to drive down the price. What’s happening? Here’s a meandering commentary on supply and demand in US dairy. On the supply side, Jeffrey Gillespie and Eric Njuki of the US Department of Agriculture discuss “Fewer Farms, More Milk: The Changing Structure and Costs of U.S. Dairy Farming” (Amber Waves, Februar 23, 2026). The pattern over the last couple of decades is…

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  30. Maine Summer on a Plate: Cooking Through Aragosta’s Debut Cookbook (Store-Bought Is Fine)

    For our June Cookbook Club, we kicked off Maine Summah with Aragosta’s A Kitchen on Goose Cove, Devin Finigan’s recently released cookbook packed with dishes infused with seasonal Maine ingredients, just like the restaurant on Deer Isle. I can only imagine reservations are going to be even harder now that this beaut is out in the world. Lobster Toast, page 38A delicious take on shrimp toast, but make it Maine. Crab Gazpacho, page 62Fresh and light, and adding crab has officially ruined me for…

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