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Tag Archives: Chinatown
Spicy!
Whew! Pork dumplings in hot soup! That red is indeed suggestive of the flavors. The green is cilantro. Excellent. Whew! The Jasmine tea is very good. There is something in this soup I can’t put my finger on (lest it … Read More
London sojourn update
Yesterday after Holy Mass at the little church on Maiden Lane near Covent Garden, a group of people met up at The Coal Hole, nearby on The Strand, for an extemp blognic. Here are a few pics of the proceedings. … Read More
Posted in Blognics, Just Too Cool, On the road, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Chinatown, Seven Dials, Shakespeare, swing dancing, The Globe Theatre
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Duck Time
We are out for Beijing Kao Ya. More to come! More… It was suggested that th thing on the left was a favorite of a priest friend in St. Paul, which he dubbed “Rat On A Stick”. On the way … Read More
Posted in Lighter fare, What Fr. Z is up to
Tagged Beijing Kao Ya, Chinatown, New York City, Peking Duck
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