Hi all,

Does anyone know what spices etc Satuli uses and how they cook for their rice and beans? I loved their tofu bowl and really want to recreate it, but regular rice and bean recipes on the web don’t give me the same result. It maybe something super simple I’m missing, but rice and beans isn’t really a staple here in northern europe, so might just be something simple…

Going for my mom's birthday and wanted to surprise see her at one of those two bars. I am fully willing to pay for it. I was hoping they had something special or off menu for birthdays.

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Strawberry Delight, Cookie – $6
Crafted with strawberry dough created with a house-made strawberry puree and mixed with dark chocolates. This cookie is sprinkled with strawberry infused sugar.

The Eternal Flame, Cookie – $6
A velvety five flavor chocolate cookie, adorned with house-made ancho, cayenne, and cinnamon spice mix, combined with cherry and topped with chocolate covered cherries.

Fire & Ice Coffee – $6
Be warned, spicy. This coffee is a mocha nitro cold brew, with a touch of heat. The spicy-meter was described as medium by Gideon’s employees. But, they do recommend the Strawberry Delight cookie to help cool off the tongue in-between sips (upselling with dessert, smart).

Strawberry Cream Cake – $9
Three layers of soft strawberry cake, strawberry buttercream, and chocolate ganache create this extra large cake slice. Made with natural ingredients, this cake can be bought every Sunday and Thursday – by the slice only. ⁣⁣

Hi all,

I am going to Disney World in Florida in a few weeks. I haven't been since I was a little girl, so there's a lot I don't know!

One thing I'm really interested in is eating cute food, especially character-themed food. For example, I'm interested in food similar to what they serve at the Toadstool cafe in Universal Studios Nintendo World. Would love to hear any recommendations you may have! Also interested in recommendations for themed sit-down restaurants.

Thank you!

Hi my family and I are vegetarians and I am planing to go next year for 10 days. I know about the 2 meal daily plan but I am hesitant because I do not know if there are enough vegetarian options in the restaurants.

Does it worth to spend that money in restaurants if we are vegetarians?

Was cooking an egg for dinner and this was a surprise.

My daughter's been dealing with Covid since Friday so made her favorite foods to cheer her up. Recipes below

https://mrstraderjoescart.com/all-posts/bengal-beef-skewer?format=amp

https://www.savoringthegood.com/ohana-noodles-recipe/

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Hi y'all! Can anybody please tell me if the MK cheeseburger spring rolls have anything ELSE besides meat and cheese inside? Thank you!

After a very long hunt, I was able to find the bourbon they use for the maple old-fashioned at California Grill. I talk to the bartender and he mentioned some ratio of vanilla, maple syrup, but I’m not sure where to start. Has anybody had any luck doing this?

Went to this year's Wine and Food festival and had the turkey poutine. It was incredibly delicious and have been trying to find a recreation recipe for it, but haven't found anything. Hoping to find some help here.

I cannot find this anywhere online. I’ve only ever found the green apple at one specific Joffrey’s in DAK. It’s like it doesn’t exist

On our upcoming trip we have a 10:15 breakfast reservation for Tusker House and just want to make sure that they will still have breakfast food available by the time we get seated and have a chance to get food.

Looking for restaurant rankings for Disney resort in CA both dine in and quick service. Thanks all!

My husband and I would like to chose at least one signature dining service during our stay at Disneyland, what would you say is the best choice, if price is not a concern?

Title says it all, where in Walt Disney World would you find the best Bloody Mary?

1. The Fluffy Japanese Pancakes @ Tangaroa Terrace

2. Chocolate Covered Frozen Bananas @ Clarabelle’s

We were at the parks a couple of months ago and tried to get these 2 foods three days in a row, but for some reason, weren’t available at all. We were told there was a “banana shortage” for 4th of July lol

Any way, heading back next weekend & would love to get these this time around 🤞🏼

Thank you in advance!

The Jardin de Fiestas booth at this year’s Flower & Garden fest had a fantastic item called Tacos Vampiros — a beef brisket taco with a fried cheese shell. I’ve searched around with no success; anybody seen a similar or copycat recipe?

I get to pick the dining on the day we are in Epcot in a few weeks, and I'm looking for some suggestions.

4 adults and 3 children aged 9, 8, and 5. So really the only needs are it should have a kid friendly option like chicken tenders, Mac & cheese, etc.

What would you do?

Title says it all! I’ve done tartare before, but they make it differently! I’d like to see if anybody has copied it before! Thanks.

Is anyone partaking in this this weekend? We got tickets for June and just curious what all you get served!