Ideas para los diseños de menús. Soy de los típicos que vayan donde vayan siempre estoy fijándome en todo lo relacionado con el diseño.
Hoy toca visitar @bdp_burger en Coslada, donde empezó todo, ahora tienes muchos más locales, busca el más cercano, aquí prima la calidad y el buen trato, así que poco puedo decir. Visita BDP....
Is there street art in Rockland, Maine? Everywhere I go I look for street art. Most of the time when I ask if there is street art in the area I get an answer of no or I don’t know. Not the case in Rockland, Maine though! What I didn’t know about this seaside town […]
Se você já frequentou um bar que produz e serve sua própria cerveja, você conheceu um brewpub. Assim, se você gostou da ideia e quer investir nessa modalidade de negócio, chegou a hora de aprender como dar os primeiros passos para abrir um empreendimento desse tipo.
Sério, faça e comprove que esse será o camarão empanado mais crocante da sua vida! Ótimo para petisco, para colocar na salada ou por cima do espaguete.
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When we went to Australia a couple of years ago, I'm sorry to say this exhibit in the Melbourne Museum is as close as we got to seeing a kangaroo and an emu. But in our limited time there we did see the Sydney Opera House and .... ... Melbourne's famous St. Kilda Beach. In fact, we walked all over Melbourne as Allison showed us the sights of the city she lived in for a few months. (Later during her time in Australia she worked up north in an Uranium mine - but that's a whole other story!) One thing we made sure to do was pop in to one of the pubs by the beach and get a parma - also called a parmy depending where you are in Australia. This dish would be called Chicken Parmesan in the United States, but its Aussie full name is Chicken Parmigiana and it's usually served with french fries, either underneath or on the side. Sometimes there is the option of ordering it with a ham slice under the melted cheese. It was amazing to me that a dish that would be served in a fine Italian restaurant here, was considered bar food there! I've made this dish for many years, sometimes substituting eggplant or even round steak for the chicken, and the girls always loved it. If you make it, send me a line or two and tell me how it went: [email protected]. Chicken Parmigiana - Serves Four Preheat oven to 375 degrees. One of the reasons this dish is yummy is that the sauce is nice and rich! So the first thing you want to do is make this quick, easy sauce and let it simmer on low heat while you are preparing the chicken. Ingredients and Procedures for Parm Sauce 2 (15 oz.) cans of tomato sauce 1 tablespoon sugar 1/2 teaspoon salt 1/2 teaspoon powdered garlic 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano 1/4 teaspoon of crushed red pepper flakes 1/4 teaspoon pepper Mix ingredients together in a sauce pan. Let the mixture simmer over medium/low heat for 20 or 30 minutes. Ingredients and Procedure for Chicken 4 (4 to 5 oz.) chicken breasts 1/2 cup flour 1/4 teaspoon salt 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1 egg 1 tablespoon milk or water 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs 1/4 cup grated Parmesan cheese 1/2 teaspoon dried oregano Vegetable or olive oil Rinse the chicken breasts and pat them dry with paper towels. Set aside. In a bowl mix together the flour, salt and pepper. In a second bowl whisk together the egg and the milk or water. In a third bowl mix the bread crumbs, Parmesan cheese and dried oregano. Using tongs, take a chicken breast and dredge it in the flour. Then coat it in the egg mixture and finally cover it with the bread crumb mixture. Put enough of the oil into a skillet so it covers the pan and is about a 1/4 inch deep. Heat the oil over medium heat. Brown both sides of the chicken breasts about 5 minutes per side. Be careful not to let the pan get too hot because you want the chicken to be golden brown and not burnt. Transfer the browned chicken to a plate and drain the oil out of the skillet. Return chicken back to an oven safe skillet or place it in a baking dish. Spoon the simmered Parm Sauce over each breast and place in the preheated oven for 40 minutes. Carefully take hot skillet or baking dish out of the oven. Top each breast with 1/2 cup shredded mozzarella cheese. Return to the oven and continue baking for 10 additional minutes or until cheese is browning and bubbly. Serve with french fries as they do in the pubs or opt for a nice green salad!
If you follow me on Twitter/Facebook/Instagram/Tinder, you know that I'm in Singapore. I've been here for just over a week and won't be back to the US until August. I've been like a kid in a candy store, hopping from hawker stall to hawker stall, restaurant to restaurant. I don't want to shock anyon
Nassau and Paradise Island have lots of activities, tours, restaurants, bars, and great beaches, but sometimes the inner explorer in us says, ‘let’s get away’ There are many day trip excursions available from Nassau to the Out Islands of The Bahamas that will neither take up too much of your time nor eat up too …
Tiempo de preparación: 1 hora mas refrigeración Dificultad: fácil Porciones: 10 Ingredientes. • Para la gelatina de durazno de agua: • 1 sobre para preparar un litro de gelatina de duraznos • 3 dur…
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In order to know how to pick a chair, it is fair to say that chair dimensions can vary drastically from design to design, especially considering the vast style options available. For instance the seat height on a bar stool can vary greatly from a standard kitchen chair. For the most part though, it is fair to assume the following typical chair dimensions. Seat width: 16"-20" Seat depth: 15"-18" Seat height from floor: 18"-20" Armrest height (full): 8” Armrest width: 2" Average Set back of armrest from front: 2"-3" Seat back height: 16"-20" Specifications for Different Types of Seats (Listed dimensions are based on average-sized adults). Dining Chair: The seat height averages 18" to 20", seat width averages about 15-1/2" in back and 18" in front, and average seat depth is 16" to 18". If armrests are used, they should be 7" to 9" above the seat but able to fit under the table apron. The average width between armrests at the front of the chair is approximately 19". Desk Chair: Most specifications for a dining chair apply here. Occasional Chair: Should provide a more relaxed, reclining position than a dining chair - seat height is lower (about 16"). Armrests are recommended for easy in/out and they average 5" to 8" in height and 2" to 4" in width. Sofa/Loveseat: The seat height ranges from 16" to 18”. The seat back typically rises 15" to 18" above the seat. Armrests generally protrude 4" to 8" above seat. The overall width of a loveseat is about 56" to 60" - 24" per person, plus 4" to 6" for each armrest. A full-size sofa measures about 90" in overall width. Bar Stool: In general, the seat of a bar stool should be 10" to 15" below the top surface of the bar. For a normal bar that is 42" high, a seat height of 30" to 32"is standard. The seat back is typically 10" to 14" above the seat. The seat width ranges from 15" to 18" and the seat depth ranges from 12" to 16" (16" to 17" diameter if the seat is round). A stretcher 18" below the seat provides a comfortable resting spot for the occupant's feet. Counter Stool: Most specifications for a bar stool apply here, except that for a standard breakfast island/counter that is 36” high, a seat height of 24” to 26” is standard.
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