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Understanding Americans: Food Terminologies
ramps are a big springtime delicacy in the western north carolina area. somewhere between a garlicky onion and oniony garlic in taste, they are the focus of many festivals in our neck of the woods. very pungent smell, milder...
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We Came, We Ate, We Drank: The 2005 Chowing with the Hounds Picnic
Let me add my two cents, how about the south bay? As soon as I left Daly City the temperature pick up at least 15 degrees. But the East Bay and North Bay should be reviewed.
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The Death of Smith St. - A Long/Short History
Interesting thought, but I tend to think it is a supply and demand environment – the 80 year old Italian parents have died, the children have sold their very profitable brown stones and moved to Staten Island or North...
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Barbary Fig
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Couscous House
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Cafe Zitouna
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When a Reuben isn't a Reuben & an Aside
Wonderburger is an old time burger place in Mt. Greenwood, just north of 111th st on Kedzie. I have linked to Rene’s post below. Link: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/110370#595624
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Hotdawgs! Hotdawgs! Hotdawgs!
is a hot dog deep fried until it splits open. I haven’t had the courage to try it at home. The second best were the ones I used to get at Starlite Pizza in West Orange, NJ on my way home from junior high (when I could eat...
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CALLING ALL HOUNDS!: Please Post ONE Chowish Review Here
: One of the best places for breakfast North of Boston is Cappa’s Trackside, a little hole in wall gem hidden away in Melrose, on Grove Street where it meets the railroad tracks. It’s nothing fancy or inventive....
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Reconcito Cubano Lunch
Rogers Park. Also even more down-home (some people would use the word “grungier”) places on Fullerton, North, California, Sacramento etc. There’s also a (nearly invisible) presence in Wicker Park, between...
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Dim Sum at City Lite Buffet -- REPORT (long)
good nonetheless. There were a few negatives: siu mai in which the filling was too firm, like a ball of meat; and boiled crawfish that was overcooked. There were some American offerings: pizza, salad bar, fresh and...
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top 5 new yorker traps
and cannot justify the prices. 4.Sripraptha- just kidding! 5.John’s Pizza -downhill alert? How bout we’re touching bottom (at least compared to what they were turning out)
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What awakened your tastebuds?
In 1992, a plate of collard greens cooked with sidemeat, cornmeal dumplings, and boiled new potatoes, eaten at a friend’s mother’s house in rural Beaufort County, North Carolina.
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Host Gifts; What Is The Etiquette?
to be a North American thing to ask people to bring their own booze. My parents held a lot of BYOB parties, and it seemed reasonable; everyone got exactly what they wanted to drink. Another thing I always think about – and...
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Portugal Trip
the guidebooks and dictionaries to try and figure out the menu. Seems it had local specialties from several regions of the country, north to south. We were somewhat successful with the translations, the pork with onions turned...
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