Saturday Stroll-Around Day Three Photos

Cover Photo : Saturday Stroll-Around Day Three

On Saturdays only... there are Artisan booths set up to stroll through. I know they are Artisan booths... because it says so on top of the booth. In big letters.

There is a smaller stage that features (presumably) local performers throughout the day. This stage is used on Saturdays only.

The Caribbean Market sign.

This is the Cinnamon Slow Roasted Pork Belly with Sweet Plantain Mash and Red Wine Reduction from the Caribbean Market kiosk.

The Sweet Plantain Mash was a sweet surprise. It looks a lot like it might be sweet potatoes... but nope... it's a plantain mash.

I still think the best food item at the Caribbean Market is the Shrimp Cake with Jicama Slaw & Key Lime Mustard.

Next, on to the Brazilian Market kiosk.

The Brazilian Churrasco Grilled Skirt Steak with Chimichurri & Garbanzo Frito is a very popular item at the Brazilian Market Booth.

It may not look like much on the plate but the Salpicao Brazilian Chicken Salad (with Chicken, Ham, Raisins, Carrots, Apples and Olives) is a very dense sweet and savory mix. Traditionally, it's topped with Shoestring Potatoes as well.

The Polynesian Market sign.

The Loco Moco is the closest thing to a "breakfast" item that you will find at the market kiosks.

The Loco Moco features Grilled Spam, White Rice, Scrambled Egg and Brown Gravy and has small amount of Japanese Seaweed Salad for color.

The Cheese Grits & Shrimp Casserole is said to feature Southern Creamy Cheese Grits with a Blackened Shrimp. This one is available at the Gulf Coast Market.

The Cheese Grits and Shrimp Casserole is normally served in a plastic Martini glass... unless they run out. Then it's served in a small black dish.

The Asian Market sign is one of the larger signs. The whole building is a pre-existing structure though, and not a just a small booth.

The Asian Market's Toffee Banana features a Skewered Crunchy Battered Banana, Sesame Seed Candy Glaze and Vanilla Ice Cream.

Yes please. The Bingsu Salted Vanilla Ice Cream Topped with Caramel Popcorn is fun street food taken to the next level.

It's a little messy to eat and you'll have to be careful (if you're using a spoon) not to spill any over the sides... but it's worth the trouble! Yummy!!!