Oishii Ringo

The title of this blog "oishii ringo" means delicious apple in Japanese. This is a little blog about food, cooking and eating. When it comes right down to it, don't get in between a girl and her food. "LAY OFF ME, I'M STARVING!!!"

Sunday, April 30, 2006

Brunch at Milk and Honey Cafe

My friend Kinh and I went out for brunch this morning at Milk and Honey Cafe. She promised me that I'll like the place. We decided we definitely needed some Mimosas to go with our brunch orders. Nothing like champagne and orange juice to start off a Sunday. I ordered the Orange Brioche French Toast with Almonds and Pure Maple Syrup. Very soft and fluffy on the inside. The crunchy almonds gave it a good added texture and flavor. I really didn't taste the orange but Kinh looked at me like I was crazy for not being able to taste it.

Kinh ordered the Huevos Rancheros "Casserole Style" which they only serve on weekends. This was very hearty and tasty. It doesn't look that big but it's very filling. It's a very clever idea to make this classic dish into a casserole.

Kinh was right. I really did like this place. The decor is very charming and cute. I'm definitely going back there to try out the lunch menu. The sandwiches looked so good!

Milk and Honey Cafe
1920 W Division
Chicago, IL 60622
(773) 395-9434

After brunch, we did some intense shopping stopping at some shoe stores, Benetton and Ann Taylor. I think I got a little carried away but I'm telling myself that all of my purchases were practical and I'll get good use out of each thing I bought. Only time will tell...

I didn't make anything for dinner but Zack went out and bought French bread and Italian sausage. He made a quick pasta with Barilla tomato sauce and sauted sausage along with some garlic toasted bread. Yummy!

1 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Good job Zack!
Looks delicious n simple!! maybe i could even do it...eh? whatever

2:44 PM  

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