This post is for lamphole, who fondly remembers his "perfect" day visiting Princeton which included root beer floats at Stewart's, browsing the Princeton Record Exchange, and eating at the turkey place at the mall. No one knows the actual name of this place, but it's the only thing at Marketfair mall food court that's actually worth going specifically for. I mean I do eat at Teriyaki Boy, but cheap sushi is cheap sushi, and in Princeton, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a sushi joint. But turkey meatloaf -- well, you just can't get that anywhere... Sliced generously thick, especially if you happen to get the last piece in the pan. Or if you're lucky enough to get the first piece, and it's still warm and super-moist. Tasty tasty tasty...
In the spirit of Tony Bourdain, food as adventure. Try everything twice in case it was made wrong the first time. Eat without fear or prejudice.
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Turkey Meatloaf from Princeton Market Fair
This post is for lamphole, who fondly remembers his "perfect" day visiting Princeton which included root beer floats at Stewart's, browsing the Princeton Record Exchange, and eating at the turkey place at the mall. No one knows the actual name of this place, but it's the only thing at Marketfair mall food court that's actually worth going specifically for. I mean I do eat at Teriyaki Boy, but cheap sushi is cheap sushi, and in Princeton, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting a sushi joint. But turkey meatloaf -- well, you just can't get that anywhere... Sliced generously thick, especially if you happen to get the last piece in the pan. Or if you're lucky enough to get the first piece, and it's still warm and super-moist. Tasty tasty tasty...
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