Moka-Tiger (Ron)
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Being a native Warshintonian, your pics of the lovely, homegrown food of the Great Pacific Northwest was a treat to see.
Wow! One can eat well there on both sides of the Cascades.
It looks like you had one great meal after another, besides some fun touring and quality family time too.
Thanks for sharing. Your trip made me homesick for local PNW food.
Northwestern Cuisine
My wife and I took our first flight since the pandemic started, and went to central Washington to visit my brother, his wife, dog Kona, and their new home. If you are not familiar with the town of Wenatchee, it's located east of the Cascade mountains, in ...
Wenatchee! Love this place....
We go there at least once a year (May) for my son's annual Apple Capital Swim Meet. Plenty of good food, produce, and wine. 👍
Very nice write up.
We have a place in Leavenworth that is about a 30 min drive west of Wenatchee. I love it out east and it's nice to break away from the city and get into the mountains. It has been really smoky due to all those fires though as you stated.
I have a friend in Leavenworth
We didn't get there this time due to illness and yes, the fires in the passes.
A little more about Chelan
It's an interesting town to walk around, with history going back over 100 years for this theatre. and this log-cabin style church. This is the top half of an original steamer called Lady of the Lake, which ran up and down the lake a century ago. There's s...
" (Hollandaise sauce from breakfast) " ... not bad, not bad ... Hollandaise for breakfast! ::-)!
Pistachio ice cream has overtaken vanilla as favorite of people, I think ... love pistachio ice cream!
"The Hollandaise for breakfast" was on top of poached eggs and crab on an English muffin (see new photos here)
This meal was eaten 4 years ago but utilized the same ingredients we had this week. ...
I knew that the sauce was served on or to eggs.😃.
I like the "mass" egg poaching technique. 👍
I‘m already hungry, and I didn’t even have breakfast yet!
Lovely trip - thank you for taking us with you.
Being a native Warshintonian, your pics of the lovely, homegrown food of the Great Pacific Northwest was a treat to see.
Wow! One can eat well there on both sides of the Cascades. It looks like you had one great meal after another, besides some fun touring and quality family time too. Thanks for sharing. Your trip made me homesick for local PNW food.
