It's ethnic restaurants, Korean and Ethiopian being two of my favorite. But war has a long fuse, and a slow match with my mother's, and a couple hundred pounds of food coming from across the world in an interesting way.
I'm not too worried about food, he says, when asked how he became aware that he did not have the right to have such a great meal. If you go hungry and do well at the table, you'll feel hungry. I got lucky.
[My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home. My baby's taking me home.]
[BEAU VONDRA: We actually start out with garlic butter for ours. We go all the way up the sides. You don't want to stretch the dough at all. You want to push it out.]
[We let the dough chill. Chill. Emboldened, I went to the communications port. Scoop of our cream cheese filling. Which, by itself, should just be served on a spoon.]