9/9/07

Food Finds !



Over the labor day weekend we went to Bar Harbor, Maine. It was a lot of fun, we stayed in a small, cozy, oceanfront cottage, went hiking, explored the Acadia National Park etc... Of our 4 day tour we spent a day in East Boothbay village of Maine. Almost at all places we were fortunate to find good food at unexpected places. No research involved, we would eat when we were hungry and which ever place we were at.

Like, We ate this Italian Veggie sandwich, in a general store ......ya...you heard me right ....a local corner general store in East Boothbay, and it was the best veggie sandwich I ever had. The pesto used was just perfect :P


After the first day of hiking in the Acadia National Park, which was an easy one, all we needed to cool down, was this Wild Blueberry Crisp a la mode at the Jordon Pond Restaurant located in the park ...well, Maine is all about wild blueberries afterall (they even have a wild blueberry soap! :))


Talking about blueberries, We had the most delicious wild blueberry pancakes, a local favourite, here at Jordans Restaurant in downtown Bar Harbor (or should I say BA HAA BA:)). I could not take decent pictures of the restaurant due to the traffic situation on the main street, this one is taken from the parking area :)


Nothing could be a perfect treat to end our trip than the Maple Walnut Ice cream (...yum) . Though we went to the Ben n Bill's Ice cream place in downtown Bar Harbor almost everyday and tasted their specialty flavor .....any guess ? .....ya right .....wild blueberries:), I personally liked the maple walnut flavor, my hands were smelling maple walnut for two days even after we came back ... it was a sweet ending to our short and sweet vacation.


We now intend to go and relive the experience more often , the mountains , the ocean, the calm, its all very inviting.

13 comments:

Rachna said...

wow..thats one ginormous cone.. maple and walnut..thats a loooovely combo...hmmm... yu had a nice trip indeed!

Chef Jeena said...

Rahin sounds like you had a great trip, I love blueberries looks like you enjoyed yourself. Thanks fo rthe post:)

FH said...

LOL @ BA HA BAA!!

Food looks yum, must be a great trip for a weekend:)

Anonymous said...

hey Rachna,when i saw the heaps of icecream i too felt the same way but once i started eating, it disappeared pretty quickly :) the combo is simply awesome

hey Jeena, i love berries too , i also wanted to post the pics. of the blueberry plant but the berries were not very visible

hi Asha, all along the way we saw these restaurant menus n flyers spelling "lobstah" , "chowdah","bos'n" etc :D pretty cool huh ? :D

Sharmi said...

sounds like you had a great trip!! veggie sandwich is a real surprise. we find it only at some subways here.

Anonymous said...

hi Sharmi, i know...i dint expect it to be that gud either :)

Anonymous said...

You've got a cool blog here Rahin..
Good work

Anonymous said...

Thanks Annita

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Kajal said...

You enjoy your great and nice trip.........with Veggie sandwich and nice combo cone.:)

Susan said...

You, too, Rahin? I just came back from a week downeast, most of it spent in Acadia. You're so right about the wild blueberries; they are in EVERYTHING, and a crisp is the perfect way to enjoy them (and the soap, and the jam, and the syrup...) : ) Wish the low-growing blueberry was popular in the NY area, but I'll just have to "settle" for plump and plentiful Jersey blues.

Anonymous said...

hey susan i know ....its beautiful....i have come to love tht place :)