November 30th 2007: M.I.T. Vicinity

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Emma's Pizza
Emma's Pizza's hole-in-the-wall entrance.	Inside Emma's. Taken as a video to record the funky music.	We ordered one pizza, half and half. One half was "crispy smoked bacon / roasted yukon potato / cilantro / dried cranberries / traditional sauce / mozzarella." It was very good and interesting. Each bite was a surprise: potato chunks give a different texture and flavor than the salty, meaty bacon, which was different from the sweet, sour dried cranberries." The other half was "thyme roasted mushrooms / roasted red peppers / green peppers / traditional sauce / smoked mozzarella." It was a pretty standard pizza, boring in comparison to bacon-potato-cranberries. The pizza had a nicely crispy crust, stable enough to be eaten by hand if one desired. (One half was easier to eat by hand, but I forget which one.)
MIT List Visual Arts Center
MIT List Visual Arts Center is part of the entry level floor in this building.
Snack from Clear Flour
Challah made into the shape of a turtle. How cute! The eyes are made of chocolate.	Ditto. Later, when we ripped it open to eat it, we discovered there was quite a bit of chocolate hidden inside as well. The challah, as challah tends to be, was a bit dry and worked better with honey.