Inside Out at Little Baobab
3 days ago | Posted in San FranciscoAbout 7 street food carts. Pizza Hacker is going to set things on fire.
Little Baobab 6:00pm until closing (~1:30am)
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3 days ago
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September 24, 2009
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August 17, 2009
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May 10, 2009
| Posted in San Francisco, Food & Grocery
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Elli's Posts
Review of Magic Curry Kart
4 star rating
3 days ago
| Posted in San Francisco, Restaurants
The Godfather? The magic curry cart (that is not a spelling mistake :) is one of the original San Francisco gourmet carts, if not the first. He also pioneered the use of twitter for distributing his appearances.
This makes him the first person to find a use for twitter, which by itself is an achievement...
Review of Kike on a Bike
5 star rating 3 days ago | Posted in San Francisco, RestaurantsThe kike is on it Self humor never hurts, doesn’t it? The KoaB is a funny guy. You will have a lot of fun while he prepares your food in front of your eyes. He is a jew by the way and that’s his current cart name.
The dish is made of meguez (lamb sausage) and garbanzo beans, with cumin, ginger and North African...
Urban Gardening - San Francisco Style
September 24, 2009
| Posted in San Francisco
If it's in San Francisco, it has to be different. Does not get much different than that. Check the photos, I took them this weekend. Wherever you lay your hat, that's your lawn :)
States Seek Slice of Rail Funding
August 25, 2009WASHINGTON -- States applied for billions of dollars for passenger-rail projects Monday, marking the start of a stimulus program designed to kick-start high-speed rail service in the U.S.
Hang your tomatoes upside-down
August 17, 2009
| Posted in Lawn & Garden
You have probably seen it on TV commercials, upside down planters. Upside-down planting has a few advantages over potting. I give a short overview, DIY and a comparison to an existing of the shelf planter: Topsy Turvy Tomato Planter Review
Brown Bag Lunch
July 30, 2009 | Posted in San FranciscoBrown Bag Lunch: "Our Better Nature: Environment and the Making of San Francisco"
Kichri - Rice and Lentils Dish
2 comments | May 11, 2009 | Posted in In the KitchenThis is a simple and quick dish that is very tasty and nutritious. Plus some history of the middle east as a bonus.
Review of 23rd & Mission Produce
5 star rating
May 10, 2009
| Posted in San Francisco, Food & Grocery
You ask why a review of a produce store when there are two on every block in the Mission? In contrast to other stores, this is a high volume place.
You will normally see guys from the restaurants and taquerias around picking up boxes of stuff. That much volume. What this means is that the turnover...
Government Motors
May 4, 2009 | Posted in TransportationGovernment takes control of US auto companies, setting the tone: Greener vehicles, not bottom line. Your tax money at work, billions of it.
