I adapted the concept to my favorite recipe for vanilla cake and vanilla frosting, making sure that the cereal milk really shined. Have you ever heard of cereal milk cake? It was sort of made famous by the folks over at the Milk Bar Bakery and really, how could it be bad? I made this with CTC, but pick your favorite and have at it. And since I’ve been dying to try a cereal milk cake (and no one wants to see a bowl of ice cream with cereal on top called a ‘recipe’), today was the day. I know, so random, but almost every night, he crunched up standard vanilla with breakfast favorites, most notably Honey Graham Oh’s or Cinnamon Toast Crunch. One of the most classic “Baba desserts” was vanilla ice cream with cereal on top. For being an MD, concerned about healthy food, he was not. And for his birthday dinner, Mom would no doubt always make steak on the grill with a side of Fettuccine Alfredo, a combo that she also made for guests at his funeral. He took his tea with 2 teaspoons of sugar and a healthy helping of evaporated milk.
Doritos, cheddar cheese cubes and dry roasted peanuts made for a very unlikely after work snack, and peanut brittle was a must-have every Christmas. Weekend afternoons were spent barefoot on a dock eating the best fried seafood ever out of styrofoam containers. A trip to Buffalo always included a visit to Ted’s Hot Dogs for a perfectly grilled footlong. You know the kind, the unintentionally funny.ĭespite the fact that he grew up on the other side of the world, he adapted quite well to our American tastes, and some of his favorite dishes were not what you’d expect from someone who ate dahl and rice at every meal. His funniness came in the form that makes you shake your head and smirk, or how he’d embarrass us in a way that only a dad can. It also happens to be my late father’s birthday, and that, I think, even though he’s no longer here, is also still worth celebrating.īaba was a funny guy, but not in the way that he was great at making jokes. We’re here on Monday, celebrating MLK, who certainly deserves to be celebrated.
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