Cheesy Garlic Bread
A few nice food images I found:
Cheesy Garlic Bread

Image by Steven Vance
I was watching PBS on WTTW Channel 11 in Chicago and I watched America’s Test Kitchen for the first time ever. My boss has talked about this show several times.
This episode’s topic was Italian-American food.
I made Cheesy Garlic Bread following this recipe and by watching the chef on the show.
Chicken In Cresent Rolls aka Chicken Junks

Image by MotorBoat4107
2 cans of the LARGE Pillsbury flaky crescent rolls
1 can of cream of chicken
1 can of cream of mushroom (or the one of your choice)
1 pound of boneless skinless chicken breasts
3 cups of shredded cheddar cheese (Mixed cheese is fine too)
Oregano
Garlic powder
Thyme
Olive oil
How to do it:
1. Heat oven to 3Ȓ
While oven it heating…
2. Dice the chicken into small bite size pieces
3. Sauté the chicken in the olive oil with seasonings to taste
4. While the chicken is sautéing dump the cream of chicken and cream or mushroom into a small pot and follow the directions on the can for heating (Keep it warm)
5. Add seasoning and cheese to the soup to taste
6. When the chicken has cooked open and lay out the crescent rolls
7. Place a small handful of chicken on each roll with some cheese in it, warp them up
8. Sprinkle some cheese on top of them
9. Place them in the oven for the time and temperature recommended on the cans
10. Put all left over chicken in the soup
Serve the chicken with soup on the side for dunking. Enjoy!
You know the food has to be good when flickr likes it.
Teriyaki Chicken Sushi Roll and Avocado and Prawn Tempura Sushi Rolls – Sakura Kaiten Sushi

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Teriyaki Chicken Sushi Roll AUD4.20 and Avocado and Prawn Tempura Sushi Rolls AUD5.20 – Sakura Kaiten Sushi
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Peter suggested that we go to this sushi place near his office. It turns out that this was a sushi place that sounded a bit too trendy for my liking, especially after traditionl Japanese sushi like anago (sea eel), whitebait and tobiko and even natto and okra sushi!
As it turned out, it wasn’t bad. Not great, but not bad. I even tried the sundried tomato and avocado sushi roll (black plate), but I could not bring myself to try the wrong-ness that was air cured ham and cream cheese sushi (black plate)!
There were also things like fried wontons (black plate), fried soft shell crab (red plate). For dessert, they had dorayaki, ice-cream mochi and various cakes, most like straight from box to plate
The two of us spent AUD45.80 including green tea. A bit pricey for the quality.
Oh, and I nearly forgot to mention that I was forbidden from taking photos. It’s a good thing I got away with 4! Surely you can’t run a restaurant based on how your food presentation alone? They should have more faith in the taste.
… and it’s obvious, Peter likes his avocado! So did I!
Sakura Kaiten Sushi
Shop 1, 59 Little Collins St Melbourne 3000
(03) 9663 0898
Sushi plates and hot food at:
- pink plates .20
- black plates .20
- white plates .20
- red plates .20
- Teriyaki Chicken Sushi Roll
- Sundried Tomato and Avocado Sushi Roll
- Tuna with Avocado and Shredded Crab Sushi Roll
- Decor – Sakura Kaiten Sushi
- Sakura Kaiten Sushi, Matt Preston, The Age, 30 April 2007
- Sakura Kaiten Sushi – Mietta’s
Update 2007.08.24 – the sushi are very similar to those at Sakura Sushi Express, perhaps part of the same business?



