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    Your favorite sandwich. Ones you make at home.

    A few thin slices of Proscuitto di Parma, a very generous smear of triple-creme (Supreme Brie or Pierre Robert) cheese, Agrimontana fig preserves, fresh ground pepper and a drizzle of rosemary-infused olive oil; all between warm...

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    here's a challenge - write food-oriented lyrics for a favorite song...

    -ever guitar solo, which is robert fripp’s work in eno’s “baby's on fire.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iTGsqiF4kj8&feature=related hmmm..... "steak is on fi-re better throw it in the butter look at it...

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    rochester minnesota eats?

    , until most of us locals are dead or retired and moved away! Head to St. Paul, more great places to eat on Grand Avenue then all of Rochester. P.S. Put a Chuckie Cheeses in the vacant theatre section of the Galleria and downtown...

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    How many of us Chowhounds are fat? [Moved from General Topics]

    Here’s my favorite line from Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid. They’ve just robbed the second train and another train comes up and lets out a huge posse. The gang rides away, and Paul Newman shouts "Split up." Newman...

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    Southern desserts you can't live without

    's sugar. Although we called it orange cake, I found out the recipe had its origin in the Robert E. Lee cake, which was widely popular in Virginia in the late 19th-early 20th century. I once tried making the cake out here in...

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    We've done movies; what is your fave food read?

    . 5. My Life in France – Jullia Child With Julia Child’s death in 2004 at age 91, her grandnephew Prud’homme (The Cell Game) completed this playful memoir of the famous chef’s first, formative sojourn in...

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    Are there Hounds out there that hunt and fish?

    My sister and I have talked about this often. This is a very complicated issue. We are animal lovers from childhood, and have had many pets. My sister loves Paul McCartney, who is an avowed animal lover and vegetarian. But she...

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    Top Chef-Tailgating

    personal take on an Italian beef combo or anything else that would have shown some technical skill. What’s next from her? Ronzoni baked ziti with a side of Mrs. Paul fishsticks?

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    Rafi: hurry---today, last day for dessert at Shibucho

    postion, period! We dine with the PAST sommelier, PAUL regularly! We stay across the street at Checkers normally once a week, so WG is very convenient, I’ll return soon.

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    I'm moving from NYC to London for univ...

    thing – I used to work centrally between St Paul's and Farringdon and had compiled a list of 40-50 lunchtime places in and around those areas that I used to frequent and many of these came in at £4-5 for lunch so I will try...

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    Best Chowhound Cities

    Thank you for noting the Mpls/St.Paul area. I live in MN and have watched it go from a nobody to a BIG somebody in the top-notch restaurant scene. We have had someone in Food & Wine;s Top 10 Chefs for the last two years, and I...

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    An unscientific look at local by-the-glass wine pricing [moved from Boston board]

    Ausbruch $22/glass, $20/bottle retail 5x22=110/20=550% 2004 Chateaux de Brondeau Bordeaux Superiuer $12 glass, $12/bottle retail 5x12=60/12=500% 2004 Paul Pernot Puligny Montrachet Cote d’Or $13/glass $25/bottle retail...

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    A Texan visits Hill Country BBQ

    . As of late, I’ve been addicted to RUB’s Beans (with burnt ends). They are like a tangy, smoky punch in the mouth. The brisket is good, but a bit dry. His burnt ends are very tasty and I was able to get them as a 1/4...

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    Blue Hill Meal

    reminiscent of kumquat. Overall, a very good meal from Mike. A separate recent meal from Dan follows: I was almost giddy with anticipation, as I stepped into the doors of my subjectively preferred restaurant (still) in the US....

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    Secret Food Myths - Let the De-Bunking Begin!

    I have to laugh because when I was an undergrad I took a class from Robert Sapolsky – a very intelligent neuroscientist who spend one entire lecture on nutrasweet, its molecular relationship to MSG, and why we should be...

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