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Gojujang in JC anyone? Don't feel like making the trek to h mart. Do any of the Asian bodegas on break stock it?


Sprout has them for $4.99, 17 oz.

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Gojujang in JC anyone? Don't feel like making the trek to h mart. Do any of the Asian bodegas on break stock it?

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I know they're not even in season, but chanterelles?? I know a steak that wants them to join it for dinner.





I was at the Vauxhall Whole Foods today and checked-no chanterelles.

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I know they're not even in season, but chanterelles?? I know a steak that wants them to join it for dinner.




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Does anyone have any suggestions for where I might find Omani grocery items (black limes, in particular)? I know I can order them on Amazon, but if there's a store I can support in JC, I'd rather do that. If they've got sumac, saffron, etc., all the better.

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Lot Less in Journal Square has some Bob's Red Mill products.

Example:
Flaxseed Meal 16 oz. $2.99

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Monday - Saturday 9:30 a.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.

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Asian Food Market on 440 next to Big Lots. It's fantastic. Clean, great bakery, great produce and reasonable prices. It's huge too - you'll be able to find whatever you need there.

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Big Lots on Rt. 440 (next to Marshalls) has a wide range of Bob's Red Mill products and I believe they have these 2 products.


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I've gotten that stuff at P&K (downtown, right behind Morlee's).

The owners there are super friendly.

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Anyone know if they have gochujang and ssamjang at 555 Market on Tonnele or anywhere else in JC? I know I can go to H Mart in Fort Lee, But I don't want to.


Try Morton Williams supermarket in Newport, they carry quite a lot of Asian products and I think they do have gochujang there, although not sure about ssamjang.

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Anyone know if they have gochujang and ssamjang at 555 Market on Tonnele or anywhere else in JC? I know I can go to H Mart in Fort Lee, But I don't want to.


If you can't find it locally, you could try the H Mart in Manhattan's K-Town. Right next to the 33rd St PATH stations, so a quick ride away.

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Anyone know if they have gochujang and ssamjang at 555 Market on Tonnele or anywhere else in JC? I know I can go to H Mart in Fort Lee, But I don't want to.

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Key Food on Jersey Ave sells Bob's Red Mill Spelt and Kamut.

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The larger Whole Foods locations (like the one in Vauxhall and perhaps the one in Edgewater) have bulk seeds, grains and flours in bins from which you can take the amounts you want/need. You may want to call ahead to confirm availability, but I am pretty certain I have seen spelt at the location in Vauxhall. Not sure about Kamut, but I *think* (not really sure) that may be a trademarked grain, and harder to find.

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Searching for Kamut and spelt grains, not flour.. any ideas?

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This is Filipino. I like the mango cake.

Red Ribbon Bakeshop
591 Summit Ave
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http://www.redribbonbakeshop.us/

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In DTJC you can get very good tasting cakes at Carmen Rosa's Bakery at the corner of 2nd and Coles. Prices are pretty good, as I recall. You may need to preorder this weekend if you need it for Monday.


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Which kind of cakes have eaten or ordered ed from there?
Please folks keep ur suggestions coming, thanks!


Their cakes are what some refer to as "Dominican cakes" which are double layer, white, super moist, with a fruit filling in between layers (usually pineapple, or a type of berry) and coated with a somewhat overly sweet frosting. I have never liked frosting in general, so don't go by my description of that. If you want to taste their cakes, stop in today or tomorrow. They usually have "cake pieces" which are very large cake slices that they sell for $1. The lady who owns the place is very sweet. Their other pastries and sweets are good (flan, tembleque, quesitos, etc - typical latin caribbean stuff) and their bread (if fresh) is also good.

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Which kind of cakes have eaten or ordered ed from there?

Please folks keep ur suggestions coming, thanks!

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In DTJC you can get very good tasting cakes at Carmen Rosa's Bakery at the corner of 2nd and Coles. Prices are pretty good, as I recall. You may need to preorder this weekend if you need it for Monday.

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In DTJC you can get very good tasting cakes at Carmen Rosa's Bakery at the corner of 4th and Coles. Prices are pretty good, as I recall. You may need to preorder this weekend if you need it for Monday.

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Our go to birthday cake in my family has always been the rum cake from Monteleone, on Newark Avenue, by Journal Square. They do other cake flavors as well, and will take custom orders in advance.

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Am looking for a birthday cake for a coworker...this upcoming Monday. Any specific cake recommendations appreciated. Would like to keep it local. Something rich an decadent. Budget is about 50 dollars to feed about 15 to 20 folk. Thanks. The person is not picky so an flavors or types of cake u enjoyed ...please share.

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Choc'o'pain should have brioche loaves. I've purchased from there recently.

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Does anyone know where I might be able to find a loaf of brioche for French toast in Jersey City?
If you have a suggestion of other type of bread to use for good French toast, feel free to suggest!


Try

http://www.yelp.com/biz/philippine-bread-house-jersey-city (Ensaymadas)

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/pecoraro-bakery-jersey-city

Btw - any bread is fine - oven-dried or stale works best. I like using sourdough. I've heard Texas toast works good too - you can find in the freezer aisle of most supermarkets.


Walked past Pecoraro this am - they don't do Brioche.

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Does anyone know where I might be able to find a loaf of brioche for French toast in Jersey City?
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A lot of people have breadmakers they got as gifts and never used. Make a challah recipe, pull it out before the cook cycle begins, braid it, rise it, paint with egg, bake in oven. Enjoy fresh hot challah with Sabbath dinner, make french toast in the morning, as I will tomorrow.

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Does anyone know where I might be able to find a loaf of brioche for French toast in Jersey City?
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Try

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Btw - any bread is fine - oven-dried or stale works best. I like using sourdough. I've heard Texas toast works good too - you can find in the freezer aisle of most supermarkets.

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Does anyone know where I might be able to find a loaf of brioche for French toast in Jersey City?
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http://www.shakerworkshops.com/catalo ... MuHnobS1cYCFZcYHwod7cMByA

Just posting this if anyone is looking for apartment or small house sized furniture. IMEO, Shaker design is where modern furniture began and keeps a space with more modern things grounded. F E, I have Shaker (repro) lamp tables next to Mr. Impossible chairs and it looks like two hipster grandkids visiting their Bohemian great grandfather. (when I'm not looking, I'm sure he's offering them weed).

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Just a fyi, hardshelled lobsters (with a PricePlus card) are $6.99/lb for 1-1/4 sizes, and they will steam them for you if you call in advance at area Shop Rites. The Marin store also has carried Pepperidge Farm top loading hot dog rolls if you're inclined to make lobster rolls at home.


I was just there - all sizes are 6.99 with card. They make you pay in advance for the lobster at the curtesy desk, which I found odd in a very plexiglass liquor store way.


I think the explanation you are looking for is "know thy customer"...

The way things are, some people are super obnoxious and I am sure orders are placed but not claimed, or picked up. I rather they do THAT instead of taking unnecessary losses which would are, invariably, passed on to the other (responsible) customers.

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