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Condiment/Sauce

Spicy Sesame Mayo
Liven up your next sandwich with this Asian-inspired spread. (By Regan Burns)
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Condiment/Sauce

Thousand Island Dressing
Loaded with olives, peppers, and a sweet tang of ketchup, it’s often confused with Russian dressing. (By Aida Mollenkamp)
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Soup/Salad/Sandwich

Classic Mac Salad
Irresistibly creamy pasta with crunch and zing. (By Amy Wisniewski)
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Drink

Luchador
A spicy beer tail fit for kings of the ring. (By Kate Ramos)
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Condiment/Sauce
Basic Mayonnaise
Use it as is or dress it up to make Thousand Island, aioli, or a number of other dressings. (By Aida Mollenkamp)
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Drink

The Eva
Mexico’s classic apple soda makes an excellent mixer in this simple brandy tail. (By Kate Ramos)
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Drink

Squirrel Horchata
A nutty, boozy way to enjoy horchata. (By Amy Wisniewski)
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Drink

Red Chile–Guava Margarita
A little bit sweet with a nice kick of heat. (By Adapted from Brian McGrory)
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Main
Scintillating Salmon / Both a recipe and a poem
Scintillating Salmon / Both a recipe and a poem (By GodfatherofLunch )
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Starter

Hot Crab Dip
Crab cakes deconstructed and topped with cornbread. (By Aida Mollenkamp)
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Main

Korean Grilled Chicken
This grilled chicken, known as dak gui, tastes like teriyaki chicken all grown up. (By Aida Mollenkamp)
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Drink

Paloma
Like a bubbly margarita. (By Adam Geenen)
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Main

Beef Kalbi
Thin slices of short rib marinated in a sweet sesame sauce and grilled until lightly charred and crispy. (By Kate Ramos)
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Drink

Mexican 75
A French 75 changes nationality by using tequila instead of gin. (By Eric Appleby)
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Starter

Artichoke and Crab Dip
A rich, hot crab dip with a crunchy topping of almonds. (By Roy Finamore)
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