Asian Groceries in Mid-Hudson/Poughkeepsie Area

Anyone know of an Asian Grocery in the Mid-Hudson Area of NY State? I have found two, however, both specialize in Indian and don't have too much Chinese/SE Asian Ingredients. I would hate to have to commute all the way to the city to get my fill of the staples necessary for these amazing cuisines.

reehmeo in General Tristate Archive

Where do take visitors to the Bay Area?

Yes I have to agree. I have lived and spent much time in both SF and East Bay and I am still amazed at the produce. Ferry Plaza is a little upscale for me (but good for visitors) I love the simplicity and basic produce available at Alemany. As I prepare to move to NY, I know I am going to miss the produce of California.

reehmeo in San Francisco Bay Area

Where do you take visitors to Chicago?

If you want to show friends and family truly Chicago Area food, where do you take them? I would like to compile a list of what locals feel are the best restaurants to "show-off," their city. I for example I would consider a quality beef place, a good Chicago Dog and a fine dining place in order to get people a true picture of Chicago and the food and the people. But seeing what hidden away (or blatantly obvious) restaurants others consider "don't miss," may help us all expand our local horizons. Your thoughts?

Thanks in advance

reehmeo in Chicago Area

Where do take visitors to the Bay Area?

If you want to show friends and family truly SF/Bay Area food, where do you take them? I would like to compile a list of what locals feel are the best restaurants to "show-off," there city. I for example would consider El Farolito taqueria, in addition to the Slanted Door on the higher end. I would even include a trip to Berkeley Bowl market and cook for the guests. But seeing what hidden away (or blatantly obvious) restaurants others consider "don't miss," may help us all expand our local horizons.

Thanks in advance.

reehmeo in San Francisco Bay Area

Don't Miss Dining Experiences in Christchurch, NZ?

Yes, we are looking at London Street in Lyttleton and we may splurge on The George. I hear they have great breakfast fare too . . .

reehmeo in Australia/New Zealand

Best recipe management software for Mac

After looking at many I ended up going with MacGourmet and was able to effortlessly import all my MasterCook recipes. I also purchased the Nutrition analysis software, but have not used it much as of yet. So far I have been very pleased with it as a basic recipe management software program.

reehmeo in Not About Food

Don't Miss Dining Experiences in Christchurch, NZ?

Looking for insider's views on where to dine in Christchurch, New Zealand. Looking for all types of cuisine and the full spectrum from cheap great eats to formal high-end dining. I appreciate all opinions from locals or anyone who has extensively traveled there.

Thanks in advance for posting your opnion . . .

reehmeo in Australia/New Zealand

Groceries in Christchurch

There are some great Asian specialty Markets in Christchurch also.

http://www.asianfoodwarehouse.co.nz/

This is where I have gone for great Asian ingredients. For a regular supermarket New World works fine . . .

Reehmeo @ www.cookingsouth.com

reehmeo in Australia/New Zealand

Best recipe management software for Mac

I have been playing around with a demo version of CookWare 3.2. It seems to have many of the features you are looking for. Check it out at:

http://www.digitalfriedchicken.com/CookWare.html

reehmeo in Not About Food