The Reggie Jackson Special @ Lois the Pie Queen, Emeryville

The Reggie Jackson Special @ Lois the Pie Queen, Emeryville

The Reggie Jackson Special @ Lois the Pie Queen, Emeryville.

The last time the San Francisco Giants had their backs against the wall, when they were down, 0-2, to the Cincinnati Reds last week, I mentioned the Outta Here Cheesesteak at AT&T Park. It was my last order of business for the 2012 baseball season, which seemed to be on the verge of ending for San Francisco. However, following that cheesesteak post, the Giants managed to win three games in a row, on the road no less, to topple the Reds. And so I considered that to be a sign. Not wanting to disturb the good vibes, I left that cheesesteak post up as long as possible. But its charm seems to have finally worn out; the Giants are once again in a dire situation, down 3-1 to the St. Louis Cardinals.

As a result, I’ve decided to go back to the well for a little Bay Area baseball manna. I present the delicious Reggie Jackson Special, as offered by Lois the Pie Queen in Emeryville: Two tender and delicious pork chops, two eggs, two home-style biscuits, and hash browns. I’m a lifelong Bay Area sports fan, so I do realize that Reggie Jackson played most of his career with the A’s, Yankees and Angels, and never with the San Francisco Giants. But it’s all I’ve got at the moment. If I knew of a dish called the Willie Mays, or the Will Clark, I would’ve sought it out.


4 comments to The Reggie Jackson Special @ Lois the Pie Queen, Emeryville

  • You’re killing me with this. I think I’m going to have to drag my husband and son down to Lois’s next weekend–IF I can remember how to find it! I hope this post works! Let’s go Giants.

  • scooterams

    You don’t mention if it’s good… how are the pork chops, were they nice and juicy?

  • The Accidental Wino

    Sometimes I miss the point when I make a late-night post. Yes, juicy and tender pork chops. Updated.

  • Barbara

    Looks like this post may have been another good omen for the Giants!!

Leave a Reply

 

 

 

You can use these HTML tags

<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong>

"Ramen Run-Down: Six Bay Area Lunchtime Spots" There's More to Ramen Than Just Noodles

"The Twelve Days of Pizza" Exploring Napa Valley's Best Pizza Options

"Don't Ever Go to Culinary School!" If You Want an Informed Opinion, Just Read My Story

"The Story of Caviar" My Photo Essay from an Amazing Visit to Sterling Caviar in Elverta, CA

"10 Days in New Orleans" Revisiting One of the Cities That Taught Me How to Cook

"There Will Be Pastries" The Napa Valley's Quickest and Tastiest Breakfast Options

"Restaurant Quality: The 10-Hour Momo Pork Belly" Iron Chef Morimoto's Take on the Almighty Pork Belly

"The Run-Down: Bay Area Po-Boys" Can Anything in California Capture the Essence of New Orleans?

"Urban Foraging, Los Angeles: 10,000 Calories in 48 Hours" Gastro-Tourism: When Eating Becomes the Sole Reason for Traveling

"The CSW Exam: Tips and Other Advice" Most Likely, How Well You'll Do Directly Reflects How Much You Actually Care

"On the Trail of Authentic Creole Red Beans and Rice" Uncovering All of the Classic New Orleans Red Beans Recipes

"My Christmas Eve in Malibu" Cher, Chicken Liver, and All the Tasty Holiday Fixings

"Hey, This Bottle Contains Sulfites" Addressing One of Wine's Most Common Myths

"The Tell-Tale Burger" Uncovering the Tastiest Hamburger Served in the Napa Valley