More Filipino Food

Fenster writes:

Fenster tries to be a trend setter of the likes of Paleo Retiree and The Question Lady but it’s always a day late and a dollar short.  Since the two of them recently found an interesting Filipino restaurant in New York City, Fenster’s idea of cutting edge was to slavishly follow their example.  Herewith a few snaps of Grill 21, an appealing little hole-in-the-wall on 21st Street near the corner of 1st.

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My tosilog, thin sliced pork roast marinated in a sweet and salty sauce and fried.

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The neighboring table’s pata (crispy pork knuckles) and sininang na baboy (pork chunks in a tamarind broth).  Next time.

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Gainfully employed for thirty years, including as one of those high paid college administrators faculty complain about. Earned Ph.D. late in life and converted to the faculty side. Those damn administrators are ruining everything.
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1 Response to More Filipino Food

  1. Sir Barken Hyena's avatar Sir Barken Hyena says:

    I’m lucky enough to have a Filipino friend who loves to cook. His grilling is out of this world.

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