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    What you drank at "Drink"

    the smallest of offerings but I do like them. The Jamon was good. The shrimp was boring (menu says tomato syrup, it was tail sauce). The Gougeres were good but it also said truffled mornay in the description which they said was...

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    What's for dinner Part XII?

    Turned out I didnt have east Euro paprika, only Spanish pimenton – so think of this as cooked by Hungarians on holiday on the Costa del Sol :-) Half a kilo of pork mince. Zest of a lemon, Heaped teaspoon of pimenton...

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    Mixiotes, chileatole, Pueblan cemitas at North/Pulaski; or, papalo as garnish for a great sandwich

    , jamon, queso and carne enchilada. I was told that eventually, when they are more settled, they will also have a cemita de pata (pig’s feet, deboned) to offer. I requested a cemita de milanesa and got a great sandwich...

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    Returned from Barcelona-Girona

    with luscious tomatoes. Salads, non thrilling. One with iceberg and fresh mozzerella, and mysteriously wooden tomatoes; another with frissee and cold tuna in a red pureed sauce. Salmon Ahumado was a main course plato del dia, and...

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

    ). bar espana (next to the real fabrica de tabacos) has a wonderful cold pork tapa. also, make sure to eat some good quality jamon serrano (it’s like proscuitto only better). another favorite tapa of mine is espinacas con...

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    Las Vegas Tasting Menu Deals

    wolfed down their steaks, i don’t think they would know if the steak was aged at all ! the only other stand out for me was the jamon serrano salad – the dressing could use a little less oil but the rocquefort chunks...

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    Eating at Tarry Lodge

    Well, just adding up what we had (my husband payed the bill and I didn’t ask), we spent about $100 on food plus the wine, which was about $50 for the bottle, plus the two tails and tip. Last summer we celebrated my birthday...

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    What foods have traveled in your carry-on?

    Chiles, beans, vanilla beans, mezcal, chocolate, jamacia flowers, dried oregano, mole paste, sal de espuma del mar (aka salt), gelatina, maguey worms, vino santo, cookies and a maine coon cat.

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    The best cuban sandwich - where?

    bagette. THE HAM: Sweet ham (Jamon dulce), carved in thick slices and smoked and raw sugar ironed (yes ironed with an ancient imetal ron, red hot over charcoal). THE FRESH HAM: (Pierna de puerco) Baked slowly and spiced with secret...

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    Restaurants everyone loves--except you

    and a filthy napkin-strewn floor, but this place trades on an authenticity it doesn’t offer. Sherry list is impressive, but where’s the orujo for the digestivo crowd? Casa Mono and Bar Jamón get it right. 4) Etats-Unis: Guide...

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    LA - what would blow you away if you've been everywhere

    The only restaurant that would fit your criteria would be Urasawa. Costs average around $400-$450 per person, including alcohol. If they love authentic Spanish ham, then reserve a Jamon Jabugo Pata Negra ($1200 per leg), to be...

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    updated ultimate list to a lot of different types of cuisine

    foods bin bin conjac – next door to simbala- chinese desserts. *focus plaza – aka: the great mall of china. eat anywhere in here. del mar and valley. shanghainese on second floor, islamic chinese, ay-chung second floor...

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    MUST READ - MUST GO to incredible new authentic spanish restaurant in san mateo

    Wonki, Great to hear you are still finding Spanish food! One piece of advice, start moving from the Riojas and start mosieing over to Ribera Del Dueros. Riojas are fast becoming the overhyped Spanish variety, a bottle of Riscal or...

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    When to salt a steak? My research.

    is a curious thing. Years ago I lived on the beach in Del Mar, and when race horses had tender feet or needed to toughen up their hooves, their trainers would bring them to the beach every day and have them walk around in the sea...

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