eG Foodblog: nolnacs (2011) - Pork, peaches and pie. Saying goodbye to

[Country]

Thanks for that, nolnacs. Good blog. I've always had a pretty dim view of Philadelphia and you've brightened it considerably.

[Kim Shook]

Thanks so much for the wonderful blog and the story of your wonderful adopted city! Now I'm even more determined to take a food-centric trip to Philadelphia! Must get Mr. Kim to read this one!

[percyn]

Thanks for a great blog and highlighting some of the city's gems.

[Shelby]

Thank you for sharing a week in your life!!!

[KatieLoeb]

There's tons of great foodstuffs here and markets to purchase them. nolnacs is doing a great job showing off our fine city, but you haven't seen the Polish market, Russian market or Middle Eastern market yet. One week isn't really enough time to properly showcase all the great stuff we have at our disposal. It's an embarrassment of riches, I tell you. We're very fortunate.

There's a middle eastern market? I must admit that in my two years in Philadelphia I have only rarely ventured out of center city and the immediate surroundings...

The Middle Eastern Market is Bitar's at the corner of 10th & Federal, just southwest of the Italian Market. There's also a little luncheonette in the back. Best grilled felafel ever! Not greasy because it hasn't been fried. Big fan of their vegetarian platter too. The hummos, baba ghanoush and stuffed grape leaves are all available in the little market up front. Lots of Middle Eastern products and great fresh pita bread. You should check it out. The Polish market (Krakus) is in Port Richmond and the Russian market (Bell's Market) is in the far Northeast. I'll let you know next time I'm going if you'd like to join me.

Thanks for the great blog this week! You've done us PhilleGulleteers proud! I didn't even know about the tortilleria! Awesome to find out about somewhere new so close to home. Great work, my friend. Well done.

[rarerollingobject]

I just sat down and read the whole foodblog..lovely! Thanks so much for sharing your week.

[blue_dolphin]

Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to blog.

I've really enjoyed following along all week and am sorry to see your blog come to an end.

[Genkinaonna]

Thanks for taking us along on your culinary adventures this week! Now if I meander thataway for the Heartland Gathering I'll know how to plan my meals : )

[ScottyBoy]

Great week of food and shopping! I'm still very jealous of that huge market you get to go to!

[heidih]

Thank you nolnacs! Having the "Gathering 2012" in your fair city is sounding like a great plan.

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