Many of the little shops that sell nasty looking plastic toys or cheap clothes, cologne, sneakers are still there but it's as if someone shined a giant light on them.
But whole stretches are going away too making way for more high end stores.
H&M, TJ Maxx, Nordstrom Rack, Armani Exchange to name a few were already in place. When did this happen?
They tried to start this years ago with a Forever 21 anchored mini mall but it went over like a lead brick. They even tore down the whole dang building afterwards and things went back to normal.
There's even a super cute little food trailer with a nice eating area around it amid more and more new construction.
The old Fulton Mall was not cool, pretty or even that useful but it's always shocking to see a huge iconic area just transformed so quickly after remaining the same for years. Brooklyn is changing at a vigorous pace.
I have perfected my Veggetti noodle preparation. The key is to use the small to medium green zucchini to get the best longest strands. In a hot wok with garlic, shallots or onions, and only a touch of oil you need cook the 'noodles' for a few minutes before they are wilted and ready but not mushy. The vibrant green color stays and paired so nicely with my bolognese sauce.
Staring up at this new hideous monstrosity I feel a little sad and excited. Perhaps the same last emotions of the thousand rats they had to kill to put this thing up.
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