Archive for the ‘classic’ Category

Hot Diggity.

Tuesday, August 31st, 2010

Wasses Hot Dogs, Rockland, Maine.

What started as way for Keith Wasse to pay for college in 1972, has turned into a classic Maine tradition.

Wasses Hot Dogs, Rockland, Maine.

His midcoast hot dog stands offer a simple menu and simple prices.

Wasses Hot Dogs, Rockland, Maine.

He gave up on college, but has earned a Phd in Classic Hot Dog. (Which just might be much more valuable than many other high priced degrees!)

Wasses Hot Dogs, Rockland, Maine.

So get in line for one of life’s best simple pleasures, hot off the griddle in Rockland, Maine (or in Belfast in Reny’s parking lot.)

Wasses Hot Dogs, Rockland, Maine.

Wasses Hot Dogs, 2 North Main Street, Rockland, ME 04841, and in the Reny’s parking lot in Belfast at the intersection of Routes 1 & 3.

Here’s their facebook page.


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Where to buy Nutella in Maine.

Tuesday, August 10th, 2010

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

This classic Italian Deli was started by Leo & Iris Micucci in 1950 on Middle Street in Portland.

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

The business catered mostly to what was at the time, Portland’s “Little Italy.”

Micucci

Mr. Micucci was one of the first to supply Maine’s pizza shops, which included Angelone’s in Portland, Luiggi’s in Lewiston and Pat’s Pizza in Orono.

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

The ‘Sicilian Slab’ that can be found in the back of the shop gets rave reviews, even on Yelp.

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

And anyone who has spent anytime in Italy will be happy to find all the tasty items most Americans haven’t yet discovered.

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

It’s only steps from Duckfat, and just down the street from Hugo’s. Foodies should love this neighborhood.

Micucci Deli, Portland, Maine

Micucci’s Grocery, 45 India Street, Portland, ME 04101, (207) 775-1854

Micucci Wholesale Foods, 961 Riverside Street, Portland, ME 04103, (207) 797-7573, (800) MICUCCI, Fax: (207) 797-4103

Here’s the website.


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Classic Maine.

Thursday, May 28th, 2009

You can never have too many napkins.

There is a certain look that is associated with Maine, especially, summer in Maine. It’s what Sister Parish knew all about. It’s what incoming wannabes would like to come by naturally, but might not quite have the knack.

Classic doesn’t mean without personality. Its style is in the subtleties, the nuances of little jokes, appreciation for both humble and elegant, always with an unpretentious overtone, and filled with joy for life.

The Kimball Shop, in beautiful Northeast Harbor, might be a good place to get some hints about acquiring the right supplies.

Here is just a tiny glimpse into this jam packed treasure trove.

Kimball's cookware.

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Wonderful book on Joel White, a local hero.

Toys galore.

Just down the street is the Kimball Boutique, where ladies shop when they’re in town, and personally order items from the owner year round from wherever they are.

Kimball's in Northeast Harbor. There are two, one carries housewares and the other is a ladies boutique.

Shopping at Kimball’s is part of classic, stylish and yet unpretentious, Maine. Sorry these pics aren’t great. You’ll just have to go to get the full effect.

Kimball's in Northeast Harbor. There are two, one carries housewares and the other is a ladies boutique.

The Kimball Shop, 35 Main Street, Northeast Harbor, ME (800) 673-3754 or (207) 276-3300, www.kimballshop.com

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