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    honeymooning in spain - where's a chowhound to go?

    is incredibly trippy for geography. Within a four hour trip you can go from Arizona desert to Nebraska cornfield to Forida citrus groves to Rocky Mountains. It happens in a wink of an eye, like a scale model of what we think of...

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    Alarm! Chowhounds fight back! Please!

    , citrus, chinese greens, or any number of other things. However, I have lived more places where eight to six months out of the year there is NO farmer’s market, because of that funny thing called snow and frost and you...

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    Yucatecan Crawl in three parts

    Most Poc Chuc in the Yucatan seems to be very thinly sliced.... each town has its Poc Chuc masters that get 80% of the business by delivering an illogical combination of juicyness, smoke, char, citrus & earthy achiote.......

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    Three days. So many places and so little time

    flavor in every bite. This was my first time here (Alex recommended it first) - my first course of fried oysters with a salty/sour/citrus condiment was absolutely perfect with an emotive Fiano di Avellino. Not so lucky on the...

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    Travel Log - London

    Crawford unoaked Chardonnay from New Zealand. It had the richness of Chardonnay, but crisp, lime and citrus acidity kept it from being too flabby. It was a great compliment to the meal. Since we still had a lot of food left, we...

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    Its not what you know, its who you know (Spring World - Yunnan)

    a microbe that is dangerous to citrus trees, and hence the economy of Florida and California. Nevertheless, I found an OIL made of sichuan peppercorns at one of the chinese grocers here, called Chuan Lau Hui (Hwajiaw Oil). Finally...

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    Cookbook of the Month: September through February 2007-2008

    I’m new to this thread but love Cafe Pasqual’s cookbook for the winter months (green chili pork stew, homemade chorizo) For the Holiday months I like Giada’s family dinners (herb citrus turkey, ciabatta chestnut...

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    Your best "no muss, no fuss" recipe

    ) in strips and cut that into itsy-bitsy pieces, as small as you can. This is a good job for a helper, if you have one. Or, get a citrus zester (Bed Bath Beyond etc) and just use that. I like to use the zest of about 1/2 a lemon,...

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    What's your house wine?

    There’s a wine store near my office where I can get Veramonte (Chilean) at the low price of 2 bottles for $15. I love their Sauvignon Blanc (nice grassy citrus) and Cabernet Sauvignon. I also like Goats do Roam from South...

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    Foods not worth cooking at home

    Last year during my month-long Eat Local endeavor (no yeast, no citrus, no olive oil, etc), I did make my own whole wheat “wraps” and crackers. It was pretty easy and they tasted good, but haven’t done it again...

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    The Under 13% Solution

    Colombard and Gros Manseng. (Some sites also claim there’s Sauv Blanc in the mix — may vary by vintage.) Floral notes, subtle citrus, apple on the nose; surprisingly elegant on the palate. The same producer has a...

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    Now Open- Bollini's - The Best Pizza in L.A.

    to our taste), plus one of their exquisite house salads (imagine golden teardrop tomatoes and a citrus vinaigrette at a pizzeria) we were already almost full. But we couldn’t resist – it was on the house. So we...

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    What are your staples?

    Grilled ahi Cod, Hailbut or sole braised in wine and citrus juice Roasted salmon with cilantro pesto Lentils and rice Beans and rice Main meal salads – most commonly this is a big greek salad with some tuna tossed in or a...

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    Pinole Restaurant Recap – Not Just for Pinoleans

    Grey – Top Quality Celadon tea scented with citrus bergamot English breakfast – Good body but not overpowering. Coppery bright and excellent flavor also available decaffeinated. Formosa Gunpowder- A slight grassy typical...

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    Miami Spice 2007

    I know Frodnesor the ceviche squid napoleon is strange. I assume it is a napoleon because they serve it layered and mounded having been formed in a round mold. You do not expect to get mash potatoes with the crisp citrus ceviche...

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