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This is a bargain, get it while it lasts! I just received my pans yesterday and am so happy. You have to wash them thoroughly first, to remove a light wax coating they come with; then just add a little bit of oil, pop them in the oven for an hour at 380 degrees and they are good to go. In my opinion, everything tastes better when cooked on a cast iron skillet. Pay attention to the size description in the website, as my husband found them to be on the smaller side, but I knew what to expect, so no complaints there. The smallest skillet is perfect for heating a small amount of salsa or to cook an egg sunny side up. I have other cast iron pans from Lodge and they are comparable in quality, and at this price I am a Bayou Classic convert now.
Great skillets, as advertised. Only issue is that, one would THINK that with the name "Bayou Classics" this is an American made product - NOT SO. These are manufactured in China. However, the product is very good.
To be honest theres not really much else i can say on these cast iron skillets. the quality is amazing, they are easy to season, they have a ton of uses, we are now currently using these things every every pan based need in the house, only thing you want to remember, is if you have to move the pan, they stay hot for quite a while and there is no easy way to cool them down, so oven mits are a must
A nice trio of skillets for use during breakfasts or other meals. Seasoning them was fun. I expect that these will be well used in our household over the next few months. Seemed to be a good value too.
I was on the fence about purchasing these because people either loved them or were extremely upset with the quality. I still decided to purchase these for my mother's birthday. Recently, she'd been talking about a set she used to have that got thrown away. I thought this would be a good building block for a new cast iron collection. Unfortunately, when she opened these on her birthday, the middle skillet was cracked all the way down the side of it. There's no way it would have been useable. Also, I'm not a professional chef or very well educated on cast iron skillets, but they don't seem to be that great of quality to me. Maybe I'm wrong. Hopefully your experience with these will be much better than mine was if you decide to purchase.
These skillets are smaller than you may realize. The smallest one is big enough to fry an egg in with a little bit a room for the spatula to get under iT. overall they are pretty nice seem well built and they are definitely not seasoned so you will have to season them yourself.
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Tejay van Garderen sprinted to 12th place and Steve Morabito was 13th Friday as the BMC Racing Team kept five riders well-placed in the overall classification at the Tour de Romandie.
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Another in-town fox, this one spotted by John V. Azevedo on North Sixth Street, is of an orange-yellow color, different from a gray fox that Cyndy Gomes recently saw in her front yard.
The Patterson High wrestling team improved its dual meet record to 11-2 with what Coach Mike Worley termed an "ugly" win over Mariposa. The mat men are 5-0 in league action.
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Although a state proposal to erect a youth correctional facility in the Vernalis area has been withdrawn, a federal prison for women is being considered, the Irrigator has learned.
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The new Fink building on Del Puerto Avenue next to the Patterson Theatre will have tenants as of next week. Alice Munz will open a dress shop, and the Pacific Gas and Electric Co. will open an office.
The new American Legion Hall on East Las Palmas Avenue was dedicated Tuesday evening. C.R. Moore is the post commander.
A young Berkeley attorney driving to San Diego failed to make the West Side Highway curve next to the Ford garage and was killed early last Friday morning when his car crashed into the park and he was ejected.
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The West Side Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of Patterson also has new officers and reports risks of $69,000 in force.
Irrigator Publisher Elwyn Hoffman has been re-elected secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, with his salary of $2.50 a month to continue. The chamber continues to work on plans for a bridge across the San Joaquin River east of Patterson.
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How To Make Light And Fluffy Pancakes
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We've survived this week's blizzard without a single snow day, but we almost wish we were stuck at home with a fresh batch of homemade pancakes right about now. We'll just have to wait for the weekend. For this recipe, we're keeping it simple – no unusual ingredients or fancy add-ins. Just the basics for a fool-proof stack of light and fluffy pancakes.
Last week, Faith reviewed Amanda Hesser's New York Times recipe for Heavenly Hots. These sour cream-filled pancakes with a thin, crepe-like batter were a departure from the fluffy buttermilk pancakes she and her husband usually make.
For me, it's sort of the opposite. I grew up eating very thin Swedish pancakes, which are also pretty similar to crepes. They're a great treat when my mom is manning the stove, but I don't quite have the patience for them myself. Instead, I've started to gravitate toward pancakes of the thicker, fluffier variety.
This recipe for Wayne's Feather Pancakes is all about light and fluffy. Thanks, in part, to a generous addition of baking powder – 4 tablespoons! You can add in chocolate chips or berries if you like, but for this how to, we've kept it simple. The recipe serves 4.
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2 cups flour
4 tablespoons sugar
4 tablespoons baking powder
1 teaspoon salt
2 eggs
2 cups milk
4 tablespoons cooking oil
2 tablespoons butter
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1. Assemble your ingredients and equipment. Preheat oven to 200.
2. In the mixing bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Mix with a whisk or mixer attachment.
3. Add the eggs, milk and cooking oil to the dry ingredients.
4. Mix until the ingredients are just combined. It's OK if the batter is a little lumpy. You don't want to over mix.
5. Heat your griddle or skillet over medium heat. Melt 1 tablespoon of butter on the griddle.
6. Pour spoonfuls of batter onto the griddle. Try to keep the pancakes between 2 and 3 inches in width and leave at least 1 inch in between. This batter is quite thick, so it won't spread much once you pour it onto the griddle.
7. When you see bubbles begin to form on the top of the pancakes, it's time to flip them.
8. The second side always cooks faster than the first, so they'll probably only need a minute to finish cooking.
9. Place the finished pancakes on the oven-safe serving dish. Keep them warm in the oven while you cook the next batch.
10. Repeat the process until the batter is finished (adding the remaining butter to the griddle if necessary) and all the pancakes are cooked. Serve.
11. Top pancakes as desired and dig in. We like a little butter and some blueberry maple syrup (stay tuned for the recipe).
12. Repeat until pancakes are all eaten and bellies are full.
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my trick is separating the eggs and whisking the egg whites to soft peaks, then folding them into the rest of the batter. i never had pancake success until i started doing this!
A second vote for folding in whipped whites. It makes an amazingly fluffy pancake.
For me the success of pancakes depends entirely on the temperature of the pan. Get it right and they rise and brown at the perfect rate! The cakes in the picture are a little too dark on one side, and a little too light on the other.
Please don't hate me for saying this: I was making pancakes from scratch for years, trying both the whipped and unwhipped whites, but I've been using King Arthur Flour's buttermilk pancake mix for a while now and the pancakes are so good I just can't justify making them from scratch anymore.
Both from scratch and from mix I've found one variable surprisingly important - ingredient temperature. Having ingredients at room temperature (or slightly above) seems to really help the pancakes spring in their short cooking time.
BTW, in my experience when making a whole bunch it is better to hold them on a warming rack in a low oven so they don't get soggy in their own steam.
I concur on the whipped egg whites. I do that with my waffle batter also.
Some recipes advise letting the batter sit for 1 hours. Some do not. Does someone know why you should let some batters sit and use other batters right away?
I have made many, many different pancake recipes and this is the best fluffiest, tastiest one by far:
It uses buttermilk powder but is surprisingly good (not to mention convenient).
Another vote for whipped egg whites. It makes a huge difference.
I also agree with manjar on the importance of having your ingredients at room temperature BEFORE you make your batter. Some recipes call for letting your batter sit (to warm up to room temperature) but if your ingredients are already room temperature there's no need.
I can't wait to try this recipe and see if the extra baking powder makes that much of a difference.
This recipe is very similar to the recipe I've been using since I was 5 when I began being the official Sunday morning pancake maker. I can still make the recipe from my head. Its from an old Canadian cookbook published by Fives Roses flour company. I just bought the new version of the cookbook and they've changed the recipe--I still make the old one!
As a competitive athlete, I make pancakes before every game/race day. They are pretty much the only thing my stomach can tolerate that day. Plus they transport well, and don't need refrigeration for the day. And if there happen to be any leftovers, they are a great vehicle for PB&J.
Seeing this recipe and the other suggestions, I can't wait to try it out! Thank you!
I've heard adding seltzer water or club soda to pancake batter helps make them fluffy? Anyone else heard this or tried it?
A fifth vote for stiffly beaten egg whites!
Our recipe is out of the Recipes From Home cookbook (minus the cinnamon), and uses 2 cups of sour cream (or crème fraiche). Amazingly light and tender!
Whipped egg whites definitely do the trick, but it adds a step.
I've been making mine with buttermilk, and I really like the results better than with regular milk. You'd have to adjust the amount of baking powder down and add baking soda as well, though.
The recipe I make calls for 1 cup of flour, 1 tsp baking power and 1/2 tsp baking soda to 1 cup of buttermilk.
Letting the batter sit for awhile before baking allows the flour to absorb some of the liquid in the batter. The starch granules swell up and make a more moist product.
I don't like fluffy thick pancakes at all. They soak up the syrup and get all gloppy. I don't want them thin as crepes, either, but thin and brown. I'm embarrassed to say that Bisquick makes for the best pancakes of this type, although I would be willing to try the King Arthur mix that manjar mentioned (probably not the disgusting ingredients that BQ has...) I think I like the BQs though because they are the pancakes of my childhood, my mom made them every Sunday morning.
i made these the minute after i read the post!! they were delicious :D
The only thing was, they were too thick for my liking even after i put a tablespoon less of baking powder. Other then that, great recipe!!!
I second the votes on separating eggs and fold in stiffly-beaten egg whites at the end, for both pancakes and waffles. I learned this years ago from a Consumer Reports recipe. I also second MegP on the temperature of the pan -- that makes a difference in the fluffiness. Also, if you're making a lot of pancakes, make the batter in 2 or 3 batches because the longer it sits in the bowl, the less fluffy the pancakes will be. Our favorite pancake recipe is for Oatmeal pancakes -- overnight, soak 3/4 cup of old-fashioned rolled oats in 1 cup of milk. The next morning, add 2 beaten eggs, 2 Tbsp. melted butter, 1/2 cup flour, 2 Tbsp. sugar, 1 Tbsp. baking powder, and 1/2 tsp. salt. Makes fluffy, tender-but-deliciously-toothy pancakes. Every time I visit my mom, she requests that I make multiple batches to put in her freezer.
One trick I use for fluffiness is to go half milk and half club soda. Crazy but true...
I made these yesterday. I found them a little too flour-y for my taste - almost on the dry side. The batter came out very thick, and I almost had to scrape it into the pan. They were undeniably poofy, though.
I have always had delicious success with the Best Buttermilk Pancake recipe from Martha Stewart - it was in their 10th Anniversary issue years ago, but its also available on their website. I highly recommend them for amazingly tender, light buttermilk pancakes.
I thought these were delicious! I sprinkled chocolate chips on them right after pouring them in the pan and served them for Valentine's Day breakfast.
Most batters need about 15 or 20 minutes for the leavening agent to work. I use Pioneer baking mix (a regional brand in Texas), and I always let the batter rest and rise before I use it. But I will be trying this recipe because it sounds delicious.
I don't see any acid ingredient listed... What I've gathered from watching Alton Brown's "Good Eats" show on the Food Network is that baking soda buttermilk (or some other liquid with some acidity) = fluffiness.
Now, I don't recall if he explained this in an episode about pancakes or if he was talking about puffy cookies... I also seem to recall Ina Garten saying something about it, like for baking biscuits, I think, but she mentioned lemon juice instead of buttermilk. Vinegar also works. It's the bubbly reaction from mixing the baking soda with the acid that creates the fluffiness. Or so I understood!
Anywayyyy... the other day I made pancakes from scratch for the first time, and not having buttermilk (it's expensive and not readily available where I live), I had a stroke of inspiration and used non-fat plain yogurt instead. Bliss!!! Serendipity is delicious. :)
Can't wait to try this recipe.
these were perfect, great recipe, nice and fluffy!


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Dos Caminos brings the vibrant spirit of Mexico City to New York City. Serving authentic and upscale Mexican cuisine, including fresh guac, killer margaritas, and South of the Border staples like Asada Tacos and Mexico City-Style quesadillas. The tequila and margarita menu is one of the most robust of its kind. "Dos" has single-handedly redefined Mexican for Americans.Continued
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100 reviews since July 4, 2014
- Food4Service3.8
- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
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- Fun!NYFrequenterDined on 10/25/2014Food isn't fantastic but it's a great vibe and a fun time.Special Features:
- Excellent Mexican FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 10/18/2014We had lunch there with friends and it was just what we wanted. Authentic Mexican Food. You will love it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great AmbianceOpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 10/3/2014Love the outdoor seating with heaters...it was warm enough to enjoy dinner outdoor in a cool evening. Ordered quite a few dishes among friends but I wasn't able to try them all due to the spiciness. The plantains and the steak were my favorites. Would go again to try other dishes that are not spicy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome experienceawhiteDined on 9/28/2014I had been to Dos Caminos - Meatpacking before. Although there was no ceviche, the brunch was outstanding! We also got there a bit early, and weren't able to be seated until all of our party arrived, which was a bit strange since no one was in the restaurant. Literally no one. Great overall experience and location.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great timeOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/26/2014Great time, good food and excellent service. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for girls nighttrontasticDined on 9/20/2014We went here for a girls night because my friend from high school was in town. My friend loves Mexican food, and I remembered this place kind of being a crowd pleaser. It did not disappoint! Everything was delicious. The waitress was so sweet and couldn't do enough for us. Everyone agreed that the white sangria was the best they ever had, and that means a lot coming from my boozehound friends. I'd definitely recommend for groups, but it would probably be a nice place for a date also. Even though it was crowded you could still have a conversation without screaming and there was a good ambiance.Special Features:
- Lovely mexEviesDined on 9/18/2014Very good food, the guacemole is a must! Nice outdoors as well, even though it's a lot of traffic in the areaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good, not greatRuthNYDined on 9/15/2014This is good food, but it's not great and seems overpriced for the quality of food served or the creativity applied to it. Our server was fine, but seemed to have too many tables and therefore drinks were slow in coming as were a few other incidentals. I may go back because it is good and it's a great location, but I will certainly not go out of my way to go there.Special Features:
- Poor service and uninspired foodFrednycDined on 9/14/2014Bland food: vegetarian tacos only filled with a big wedge of avocado and one bite of summer squash which was supposed to be the main feature; watermelon salad without a hint of brightness, and poor service: reservation request ignored, host not helpful with stroller, had to wait over ten minutes for a glass of water when the restaurant wasn't even half capacity full. However, the people watching is lovely as this is one of the best and biggest terrasses in Soho attracting an eclectic crowd of beautiful people who enjoy eating al fresco. Only to be enjoyed if you bring your own party and don't care too much about the food and can ignore the service.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/2014Service was outstanding. They accommodated us in anyway necessary, and our waitress, Charlette was a gem. Great night out!Special Features:
- Perfect Work Team OutingChimesDined on 9/9/2014Dos SoHo delivered a great experience when I brought my work team in for a celebration dinner. The service was so attentive, I sometimes didn't even notice that my glass was being filled, or that plates we didn't need were being cleared. It was seamless, how we could converse with each other and always feel like our server(s) were around, but never hovering. By the end of our epic and delicious meal, we decided this should be the spot for our end of year team outing, too. Highly recommend the Cadillac margarita! Can't wait to return!!Special Features:
- Loved the vibrant atmosphereMJfromNZDined on 9/6/2014Fantastic Mexican food. Knowledgeable staff. Great cocktails. Easy location.Special Features:
- Delicioso!WendeenycVIPDined on 9/6/2014Innovative Mexican food served in a fun atmosphere with very good service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- EnergeticOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/5/2014The waitress was one of the best parts. She was attentive, although she was dealing with a group of 15 ladies celebrating a friend's engagement. It offers good Mexican dishes. If you want to spend $100 for two, you easily can with drinks and dessert. Or, you can spend about $50 for two as well.Special Features:
- Great BrunchLuv2cook23Dined on 8/31/2014We had dinner here before, but it was nothing special. The brunch was great. Lots if good choices in the brunch menu and even a free drink! Reasonably priced. Would definetly have brunch here again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectEpicMunchiesHunterDined on 8/22/2014I loved everything, great place for any occasion and the food presentation and taste really surprised me with how incredibly delicious it was, drinks were great too.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Will Return Many Times!!!GlamDollSel16Dined on 8/21/2014This was my first visit & I was somewhat skeptical but no more. The rose sangria was out of this world! I also had their surf & turf tacos which were equally as good. The only slight disappointment was the guacamole. I had heard such great things about it but had to doctor it to make it not taste so bland, but that was minor. Overall I would highly recommend Dos Caminos & will be back often. If weather permits I also recommend trying to get a table outside. It just adds to the charming experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nothing like the Third Ave locationBrat4lyfDined on 8/16/2014This is not as nice as the Third Ave location and the food was below what I have grown to expect. My table sent dishes back twice. Once for over salted steak and again for a shrimp taco that looked like it was a leftover. My open face shrimp quesadilla was more like a pizza and our waiter although apologetic was a little flustered. I will def not recommend this location.Special Features:
- Amazing as usual!FoodieinNYCDined on 8/15/2014Dos Caminos in any part of the city is great! Soho usually isn't my first choice but it seems like they really picked it up here. Last couple times I went the food was just ok (only happens here as opposed to meatpacking and 3rd ave) but the other night was much better! However, what's with the extreme frozen margaritas? They're very delicious but My boyfriend and I felt like we got frost bite on the roof of our mouths on the first couple of sips!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok this timeEnjoyEatingVIPDined on 8/15/2014We've dined here many times before so don't know what happened this go around! Waited 20 minutes for our guacamole. It's no longer prepared table side which was a disappointment. The food was OK. Ordered the tuna tacos which were part of the restaurant week offerings. The corn tortillas were a bit rubbery; don't know why they don't grill them before assembling the taco. My husband had the same complaint and he ordered the fish taco. The drinks were great as usual. Don't think we'll be coming back. If we do, we'll come during happy hour and just enjoy the prickly pear margaritas and then go have dinner elsewhere.
- McGovernOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/14/2014The restaurant was all screwed up on the evening we visited. I had arranged three reservations for a business dinner of 14 -- tables of 4, 4 and 6. After a long wait outside to just get to the front desk, we were told that only one table of four would be ready soon. And we were already 15-20 minutes past our reservation time. 45 minutes later most of my party was not seated and three members of the group gave up waiting and went home. Service was very poor during the evening and the food was not as good as my previous visits to their other restaurant.
- Happy Hour was Happy!CliententertainerDined on 8/13/2014Wait staff was super friendly and accomodating, the Happy Hour menu and the margaritas were great! Service was quick as well if you were in a hurry! Would totally recommendSpecial Features:
- AdvisoryVIPDined on 8/13/2014Repeat user for business/ad hoc lunches. Solid & predictable fare.Special Features:
- Perfect for our Girl's NightTeresaQDined on 8/12/2014Dos Caminos SoHo was the perfect place to start our girl's night. Super yummy food (must have: the guacamole for the table as an appetizer), an awesome pitcher of sangria, great service, and a really pretty atmosphere - all the check marks for classy & fun dinner.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/9/2014Disappointed that we did not receive tortilla chips and salsas. Food was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food. Poor service.BEE1Dined on 8/8/2014I dine at Dos Caminos - all of them - frequently. Typically I think they are a little too 'efficient' and feel rushed. Often the restaurant is really hopping and they want to turn tables over. This time they were really slow so the service should have been great but it was terrible. We were seated immediately but from that point forward everything was a ten minute wait - for water, to see our waitress, to get a drink menu, to get our appetizer. But then our main dishes came out right on top of the appetizer. Hurry up and wait but then hurry up only.Special Features:
- Tacos yumLuvfoodDined on 8/5/2014I returned less than a week after going for dinner with my husband. I ordered the same dish of mahi mahi tacos and a side of rice and beans and ate the whole thing! Yum.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ok.YummyDined on 7/30/2014Service was good and a nice setting. Food was ok, not not great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- YummyLuvfoodDined on 7/28/2014My husband and I dined al fresco and enjoyed. The guacamole and salsas are very good even if chips are greasy. We had tacos- me maxima hi and he chicken, both very good. Comes with a side of beans and rice, also good. I was disappointed by the $10 marguerita. Not tasty or much alcohol.Special Features:
- elveeDined on 7/24/2014Restaurant was just OK. Guacamole & salsa were decent. I probably wouldn't go back for no other reason except that there was nothing special nor notable. Wait, they kept our reservations and sat us down right away. Other than that...
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 7/23/2014Our server could have cared less. Forgot to order one of the meals. No real apology or service recovery. She also didn't seem to know the menu.I would recommend this to a friend.
- PhenomenalNatashaDined on 7/15/2014This will be my new favorite location. Friendly service the moment you walk inside. Our waiter (I believe his name was Hector) was funny and suggested the most amazing drinks and food. We had mar y terra tacos, salmon, shrimp quesadilla and Barbacoa De Chivo and Bacon, Chicharrón, Pickled Jalapeño guacamole. Good portion sizes for the prices. We were a party of 4, 1 of which was visiting from London and there was not a single complaint as we sampled each others food. The manager (I believe his name was Billy) came over to check on things and he took our order. Made a great recommendation for drinks. He explained the tequila he got us (on the house) and was full of humor as well. You can't go wrong with anything at all here.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing!foodieVIPDined on 7/3/2014The drinks were perfect but the food was disappointing. I have been here a couple of times and its always a hit or miss. I were with a group of friends. Loved the fresh Guac and chips but the entrees were not good at all. The service was slow too.Special Features:
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- Just like MexicoRobynslp95VIPDined on 6/28/2014Ironically we vacationed in Mexico this year, but have never been die hard fans of the cuisine. That changed when we had authentic Mexican cuisine , and Dos Caminos is an exact if not better replica ! The guacamole is the best I have ever had. Not to mention the empanadas, tacos, and fantastic drinks. We cannot wait to return.Special Features:
- Just okOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 6/27/2014Food just ok. Waiter was great, but hostess was not great. Wouldn't rush back
- Bad CantinaAashieshDined on 6/23/2014Looks to me a like high end cantina, with inexperienced and wooeful service , high tables and chair the the most uncomfortable .
- Guac is fabulousOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/20/2014It's worth the trip just for the guacamole!!! There are a couple other locations in the city and they are all good. Great place for beers and lunch or dinner. Also tons of tequila to choose fromSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JessyQAnonymousDined on 6/16/2014Love this place! I eat at Dos Caminos once every month or 2... for the SoHo location, try to sit outside if you can- it's near a busy street but it's so nice to sit outside in the city it's not that big of a deal. Service was very friendly, LOVE the fish tacos, try the mango jabanero guacamole too- YUM!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/14/2014The food was quite good, and since I am allergic to cilantro, the waiter was quite happy to make sure my food did not contain it...a feature I so appreciate..there was even an "allergy" sticker on my plate...it's hard to find Mexican food that I can trust! We were able to sit for 2 hours and never felt rushed. I have eaten at the Dos Caminos on Third Avenue and other BR Guest restaurants and have always had a positive experience. I am looking forward to returning in the future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great patio, mediocre foodOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 6/7/2014My fiancee and I split the tacos and in his first bite, he bit into a full, red habanero pepper. Needless to say, the rest of the meal was ruined for him, but I kept on with the tacos and they were sub-par. Good drinks and good service, but not worth the price. I've had better tacos at a taco truck.Special Features:


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20 years ago, Audrey Hepburn wept when she talked about what she'd seen in Somalia.
PARIS, 12 April 2012 — Every now and then I interview a celebrity who has gone to one or another of the grim outposts in Africa where the limits of human suffering are tested, and exceeded. Of those interviews, three stand out.
One was with Ashley Judd in 2008, talking about her visit to Goma in the Congo. She was frank, she was smart, she was immensely concerned, and it was clear how much she had given of herself emotionally in what must seem to all of us sometimes a horribly thankless cause. Although Judd has attracted a lot of attention recently for writing about the way people write about the way she looks, this is her talking about the things that really do matter to her the most: Ashley Judd's Heart of Darkness.
Another of those interviews was over the phone with Angelina Jolie after her first visit with refugees from Darfur who had fled to neighboring Chad. She had gone to the camps with the UNHCR in the middle of a sandstorm, in very rugged conditions. This is a full transcript of the interview. There was also an article accompanying a phenomenal collection of photographs taken on that trip, but unfortunately those do not appear to be available online.
And then there was the interview almost 20 years ago, in October 1992, with Audrey Hepburn. She was so articulate and persuasive as she answered my questions about her UNICEF-sponsored trip to Somalia that we decided to publish the interview in Newsweek as the simple, compelling essay below. I had hoped that she would talk more, write more, and produce a book, but, tragically, she was diagnosed with cancer a few weeks after the interview and died only a few months later.
Somalia has been on my mind for so many months. We kept reading about it, what the war was going to do to the children. And it all came true. And it kept happening. I've been told that there's something I can do, which is to draw attention to things—that's what my job is all about. You're prepared for what you're supposed to do. But I wasn't prepared for this.
It still is so hard to talk about because it's so unspeakable. My husband, Robert Wolders, and I flew with UNICEF from Nairobi first to Kismayu, and seen from the air it's obviously very dry. The earth is an extraordinary sight, a deep terra-cotta red. You see the villages, displacement camps, compounds. And the earth is rippled around these places like an ocean bed; I was told that these were the graves. There are graves everywhere. Wherever there is a road, around the paths that you take, along the riverbeds, near every camp, there are graves.
People who can still walk are phantoms. At Kismayu we visited a camp of displaced people, a huge place where it dawned on me only afterward that there was something strange. I realized there were no small children. They had all been snuffed out like candles. It's devastating, the absence of small children. There is a chance to help the bigger children if they're not too ill. If it's a matter of malnutrition, and without any terrible infections or measles or tuberculosis, you can still save them. But not the tiny ones.
We went to a lot of places in Mogadishu. I've seen bombed cities because I was in Holland during the German occupation; we were first invaded, then liberated and bombed in between. So I've seen a bit of that. But I've never seen a whole city where there isn't a building that doesn't have holes in it or that has a roof on it. It is a total battleground.
As we arrived in Baidoa, they were loading bodies onto a truck, most of them very small. We went into the feeding center run by UNICEF and Irish Concerns. The aid workers were particularly taking care of the smaller, the sickest children who were sitting and lying under the only tree in a sort of courtyard. They were being more or less force fed—a spoon of something every few minutes—because they can't drink or eat on their own or don't want to anymore. What amazes me is the resilience of human beings, that they were still alive, still sitting.
I did see a young boy, fighting for breath, who obviously had a respiratory infection. He must have been about 14. I watched him and watched him fighting for breath; I had asthma all my childhood and I was longing to help him breathe. He finally just curled up and died and they took him away after a while. And all over there were just these little tiny things wrapped in whatever they could find for them. A little blanket or a piece of cloth. They are totally silent. Silent children. The silence is something you never forget.
I want to be very careful how I say this. I don't want to sound overly dramatic. But you really wonder whether God hasn't forgotten Somalia. You feel it's a forgotten country. But not by all. There's this extraordinary human miracle and you can believe in human goodness. I think it's the first time in history there is a whole nation that's being kept afloat by relief workers. Because in this country there's no government, no infrastructure and no communications. Practically no roads nor anyone you can ask a question of. There are two warlords sharing Mogadishu, but all the clans around are unreachable. There's nothing else, no one else providing. And you can't say the workers are in it for the money. Their dedication is so evident.
Signs of hope: You hear it every day: "What is the solution to Yugoslavia? What is the solution to Somalia?" They're different. I'm no expert, and I don't have solutions. But you cannot bomb cities to get rid of snipers. Nor would massive military intervention have any effect on Somalia and put it back on its feet. I think with Somalia, especially, it will have to be a slow process, their way.
Much of the unrest is due to hunger. The looting is due to hunger. I do think there's a lot to be said for just smothering the country with food. Meanwhile the U.N. representative is in Mogadishu talking day and night with clan leaders, because that's the only way they'll come to a decision for a peaceful agreement to end the horror. It has to be negotiated clan by clan. Somalia is a very homogeneous country. It's not an ethic or a religious fight. And there are signs of hope.
I saw this wonderful "oasis in the desert," an Oxfam project near Kismayu, that UNICEF also supports. Some 1,200 families of different clans have built their own villages again. They've been provided with tools and seeds. UNICEF gave the fuel for an old pump. They're growing maize, tomatoes. They look well and are living together. Their common purpose is surviving, together. This isn't just a dream. It's a fact. It's there. I believe that this sort of thing can continue to happen.
I was very interested to see that women have a big say in Somalia, unlike so many Muslim countries. It's a matriarchy, actually. Women are allowed in the marketplace. They are very important, and respected.
What is particular to Somalia is that the people are dying of starvation. What's wrong with them is starvation, and, as a consequence, their frailty and their vulnerability to diseases. But it is the guns that are letting them die. The guns are stopping us from saving them.
Is there a solution? We have to believe that, in time, there will be. I go through a lot of soul-searching. I keep sane by saying it is not my job to solve all the problems. My job is to help UNICEF save children. And finally, that is the most important thing. Because it is these children who will, we hope, grow up to be healthy, productive citizens. And change their country.
Hepburn is UNICEF's good-will ambassador.
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