It looks as if Slice of Life/ Hy Life Bistro will now be taking credit cards starting after the 9 days. They made this announcement about 20 minutes ago about 3:35 central time on Facebook.
Maybe this is the year for the Cubs too!!
And now we have confirmation from the Manager Geoff Winner!!!
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Thursday, August 4, 2011
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
Another one bites the dust...Goodbye Devon Fish and Pizza
Again Chicago struggles to support another kosher restaurant. Devon Fish and Pizza has officially closed their doors according their Facebook page. This place just never seemed to gain traction, maybe it was the awkward sounding name? I was there only a few times and i found their food decent, although I have heard from other that it was inconstant. I never did taste their sushi although at least their original sushi menu seemed very "mock Krab" heavy.
While it is sad we lost another restaurant I can't say I am surprised. These days I assume a kosher restaurant will fail in Chicago and then am pleasantly surprised if it survives.
While it is sad we lost another restaurant I can't say I am surprised. These days I assume a kosher restaurant will fail in Chicago and then am pleasantly surprised if it survives.
Monday, July 4, 2011
Sunday, June 26, 2011
Lemon Poppyseed Bread with Blueberry Jam
I used the bread maker again. Came out even better this time. I think in order to get a good crust you really need to pull it out hot and not let it cool in the bread maker.
Bread:
Bread Flour 3.25 Cups
Water 1.5 cups
Yeast 1.5tsp
Poppy Seeds 3 Tbsp
Dried Crushed Lemon Peel 2 Tbsp
Sugar 2 Tbsp
Salt 2 tsp
Margarine 3 Tbsp
I added it all in the bread maker and let it do its magic.
Jam:
6 Cups of Blueberries
3 Cups Sugar
Zest of 1 lemon
Lemon Juice 1/4 cup
Labels:
blueberries,
bread,
Bread kosher,
bread machine,
jam,
Kosher,
lemon,
poppy seeds
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Great mistake
So I was trying to make roasted garlic bread in my bread machine. I accidentally turned off the machine at the time I was supposed to add the garlic. I decided to just bake them based loosely on a method from Alton Brown. The pulled the dough out of the bread machine shaped it studded it with roasted garlic and let it rise. The important part here is slashing the top of the loaf, the corn starch wash, and the water pan in the oven. These work together to create a great crispy crust along with a soft crumb. Odds are this loaf won't make it past tomorrow night.
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Monday, May 16, 2011
First attempt with the bread machine.
Thank you Jessica Rine for the bread machine.
The crumb was pretty soft, fluffy, and consistent. The crust was not bad but a little softer then I would like. Probably because I did not pull the bread out when it was hot, but rather let it cool in the machine.
Recipe:
3.25 cups of bread flour
2 tsp salt
2 Tbsp margarine
3 Tbsp sugar
1 3/8 cup sugar
1.5 tsp (1 envelope) active dry yeast
Follow the directions on your bread machine!!!
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
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