Today I met my friend Jating after work for our weekly Hoagie-a-thon at Sacred Chow. Now, if you haven't been there I would suggest - no, I DEMAND - that you drop whatever you're doing and run screaming for their door and order the following items: 1) dijon-marinated raw kale, 2) the black olive seitan hero. Never in your life will you experience anything as close to divine as those two food items.
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2 comments:
Those hoagies are off the hook!
don't forget to try their pickled vegetables too!! the dish consist of pickled daikon radish, carrots, green peppers and jalapeno peppers; it's kicky, spicy and delicious. strangely, the jalapenos are the least spicy of the vegetables...somehow, they impart all their spiciness to the other vegetables somehow! sacred chow magic!
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