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The Chef Boyarde factory in Milton, Pennsylvania as seen from across the West Branch Susquehanna River at Central Oak Heights in Kelly Township.
The Harvest Brunch at Danforth Inn in Portland Maine featured Chef Carmen Gonzalez of New York. A Puerto Rican native, Chef Carmen combines the flavors of her heritage with her love for Maine ingredients. She offered a starter of Maine Lobster with Key Lime Mayonnaise and Avocado Relish on Tostones, Sweet Plantain and Guisado of Peekytoe Crabmeat Piononos. Then table service included three types of fried root chips (Plantain, Yuca and Sweet Potato) with a Smoked Haddock Spread, Apple and Mango Fritters, Maine Cod Eggs Benedict with Shredded Yautia and Green Banana Pancakes, Oyster, Sausage and Roasted Tomato Casserole with Yuca and Roasted Garlic Mofongo, Pulled Pork and Braised Pork Belly with Sweet Plantain Hash with Fried Quail Egg. Dessert was a trio of Silver Dollar Pancakes with Warm Green Papaya Salad, Crispy Churros dusted with Cinnamon Sugar and a Warm Chocolate Drizzle and Torrejas with Fresh Maine Pears and Requeson. There were wines paired with the courses. It was fabulous and delicious!
Making Devil-ish Eggs for the Food Network show "The Best Thing I Ever Ate." Read more about the shoot.
Titulo: O sabor de ter todo o tempo do mundo
Cliente: Restaurante Chef Lopes
Agência: Do It Propaganda
Midia: Folder
"People I Met Today"
Saturdays I stay away from people, so the only person I 'met' was my son, playing Chef. His favourite shows are "Better Homes & Gardens" and "Ready Steady Cook" ( the UK version ).
yeah, I know.
Here he is gathering parsley for dinner.
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Chef!
The Ballroom,
Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh
The master chef invites a member of the audience onstage to sample some Bibimbap - a traditional Korean dish.
Canon EOS 300D
Canon 100mm USM Macro
Chef Herrera
Monterrey, Mexico
(May 28, 2012)
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Chef Marcelo Gonçalves
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Foto: Fábio Mattos
Little Chef Bickerstaffe started life as a Kelly's Kitchen restaurant before Kelly's were taken over by Forte in 1989/90 and all the restaurants rebranded as Little Chef. An ex-Kelly's branch has several distinct features - cottage-style windows, an overhanging roof supported by metal pillars and a large brick-built funnel part of which protrudes from the side wall. Usually the funnel carried the logo for the restaurant too.
Again this was a well located restaurant, It was both visible and accessible from the M58 motorway, itself services-free, and beside a busy petrol station and major north-south route. However, the decision was taken to close it in Jan/ Feb 2012. It is believed that McDonalds are interested in the site but, as yet, nobody has re-opened it
The Wansford Little Chef model added to a simple baseboard. Grey car aerosol makes the tarmac. White adhesive label strips are used for the white lining. Some grass mat and 'tree foliage' from the local model shop add some greenery. The kerbstones are strips of card coloured with black marker pen.
Visita Fonda Garufa
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The chef at the brewery. I saw him in this pose and had to take the picute, just said to him "photo, for the internet", he just nodded, but did not change his expression a bit.
I foolishly took this one kinda drunk, (f/3.5; 1/80, ISO 3200) so I had to do some noise reduction, exposure adjustments and straighten it up 1.3°
This picture is part of my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at http://www.100strangers.com/
Walt Disney World Resort in Florida.
July 2016.
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