You know, the best part of stopping in at The Goose to forage for dinner is finding these gems. This is some of the best cured meat I've ever had -- the texture is heavy, a bit grainy, and rich -- like any other good pastrami. And the spicing is tangy, strong with garlic, but not hot. This would make a fabulous sandwich, but really, why eat it any other way than just standing at the kitchen counter snarfing it up out of the paper wrapping. A little bit of pure heaven.
Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Get Thee to the Goose: Delaware Cannonball
You know, the best part of stopping in at The Goose to forage for dinner is finding these gems. This is some of the best cured meat I've ever had -- the texture is heavy, a bit grainy, and rich -- like any other good pastrami. And the spicing is tangy, strong with garlic, but not hot. This would make a fabulous sandwich, but really, why eat it any other way than just standing at the kitchen counter snarfing it up out of the paper wrapping. A little bit of pure heaven.
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