The Yard House has a good ring. Comes stacked on a pole like a child’s ring toss game, and strewn with garlic / onion fairy dust. I also like the ones at Wahoo’s Fish Tacos, although their batter is sweetened quite a... (26 replies, last updated by mike August 3, 2004)

Such a treat! I like the informal dining room downstairs better I think. The service is wonderful, professional yet personal and often fun. The menu’s wonderful, dad’s sure to enjoy the ribs, served with big crunchy... (1 reply, last updated by Hazel Jane June 16, 2006)

rings of Puffballs. They have always seemed randomly placed. I did check with Leon who commented: "Giant puffballs do indeed grow in fairy rings some times. England especially has problems with the “real” fairy ring... (7 replies, last updated by David Hammond September 10, 2002)

, as they seem to find and offer some really obscure and interesting mushrooms. In the past two weeks I’ve see Huitlacoche, Chanterelles, Fairy Rings, Lobster mushrooms, Shiatakes, Bluefoot mushrooms, and pink oyster... (14 replies, last updated by Joan Kureczka September 21, 2005)

You should also probably check out The French Fry Fairy: http://www.frenchfryfairy.com/ (5 replies, last updated by dmo305 November 17, 2009)

remain undisturbed. You really have to wonder what “Sweet House Gourmet” is offering! Regards, Cathy2 P.S. I responded to the Puffball fairy ring question from the Farmer’s Market report of September 7th. (6 replies, last updated by Adam Stephanides September 16, 2002)

Just had my first of the season at PJ’s on route 6 in Wellfleet. It was wonderful as always — they just add mayo and serve on perfectly grilled hotdog bun. I think it was $15. Order some onion rings well done and you... (21 replies, last updated by CapeCodGuy August 24, 2007)

had a dish described as “arroz meloso con costillas de cerdo, senderuelas, y langostinos del sur.” The dish was a nice spin on a mar y montaña and the senderuelas – which I believe were translated on an English... (0 replies, last updated by Frodnesor March 16, 2009)

If you like really great onion rings, slice a large onion; seperate into rings, dip in buttermilk, dip in seasoned flour, dip in buttermilk, again in seasoned flour and deep fry until golden brown. Drain and serve. These are... (34 replies, last updated by Passadumkeg May 8, 2008)

tsp sugar 1/8 tsp. salt 6 Tb butter 3-4 TB ice water "Fairy Dust" 1 TB ground almonds 1 TB flour 2 amaretti, smashed to crumbs 1 TB sugar Fruit 1/3 cup plus 2 TB sugar 1 1/2 lb. apricots, halved and pitted 1 tb butter, melted Mix flour, salt (5 replies, last updated by muD June 18, 2004)

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Barbecue chicken pizza. Spread homemade or bottled barbecue sauce with a little sweetness on a raw dough crust. Top with lots of shredded fontina and smoked gouda. Toss chicken with sauce, lightly, and add to pizza. Add rings of... (21 replies, last updated by Kagey November 14, 2007)

How about “La Emperatriz Ruth”? Has a nice ring to it, no? (11 replies, last updated by ducky November 19, 2007)

with salsa verde, which I’ve gone back for 3 times in the past few weeks. At dinner it comes with great onion rings, at brunch it comes with fries and salad. I think it’s a great deal for how much you get and it... (11 replies, last updated by jrhsfcm April 27, 2007)

equal voice to the cake. The flavour of Earl Grey is carefully and artfully pitched, not an full on assault, but a gentle flirtation, a rich flavour mellow, and sweet and imperceptably complex. It permeates the cake and cream.... (2 replies, last updated by passing thru May 11, 2004)