One of the things I miss about living on the East Coast was the plentitude of Asian shops, little groceries, and of course, the loverly H-Mart supermarket. I used to get banh mi takeout on a regular basis, in which the ‘meat’ was typically prepared tofu. (baked? fried? I don’t remember)
The prices were usually incredibly low at almost all these places, too, which rewarded constant experimentation.
That bread looks nice and crusty, btw. That there’s the bomb, for me.
One of the things I miss about living on the East Coast was the plentitude of Asian shops, little groceries, and of course, the loverly H-Mart supermarket. I used to get banh mi takeout on a regular basis, in which the ‘meat’ was typically prepared tofu. (baked? fried? I don’t remember)
The prices were usually incredibly low at almost all these places, too, which rewarded constant experimentation.
That bread looks nice and crusty, btw. That there’s the bomb, for me.