On the night of the last 2008 presidential candidate's debate, I decided to cook something wonderful I saw in Gourmet magazine, conceived by Pierre Gagnaire for his cookbook Reinventing French Cuisine and adapted for Gourmet... (0 replies, last updated by lotta_cox October 18, 2008)

I read that the Queen of Tarts is selling presidential candidate cookies and I thought it’d be fun to bring them to work tomorrow. Roncesvalles is hard to get to though so I’m wondering if I can find Obama or Palin... (1 reply, last updated by currycue November 5, 2008)

If Jon Stewart comes to town looking for good Thai food... I was amused by Osha Thai on Valencia’s having fun at the expense of the presidential candidates... they have a special menu leading up to the election with such... (1 reply, last updated by katya October 22, 2004)

to go to debate party tomorrow and bring munchies – any other political themed stuff around town? i heard about the presidential pizza’s at streets of new york, but that concept is kind of obtuse for a dinner party... (7 replies, last updated by winedubar October 7, 2008)

For fried seafood. In Seabrook on Rt286, are two places of political historic significance – Markey’s and Brown’s. Both are very popular, directly across the road from each other and a must stop for Presidential... (4 replies, last updated by pluziam June 23, 2003)

I was amused by the quote too. Can’t speak for what alkapal finds amusing, but for me, it was just something about imagining a presidential candidate debating out loud, doing the “maybe this maybe that,” about... (13 replies, last updated by bulavinaka September 25, 2008)

to post about a new place or great experience at a familiar establishment, I would hesitate to post about a negative experience based on a single visit unless it was truly horrible. 2. Not wishing to be confused with any of the... (4 replies, last updated by Pablo October 29, 2004)

on the Food Network and about every presidential candidate visits. The portions are giant – my favorite is to go for the real Southern breakfast plates, but they are known for the “a-plenty” dinners – order... (17 replies, last updated by rhodies September 22, 2009)

Apparently the owner Alex Ray is quite a political activist and philanthropist. He and Gary Hirshberg of Stonyfield Farms have been hosting a series of pig roasts around the state in support of a certain presidential candidate:... (20 replies, last updated by lexpatti November 3, 2008)

In general, society has relaxed dress codes. Presidential candidates often don’t even wear ties or jackets (or both) in public situations. Except for a few occupations, not many wear a suit and/or tie on a daily basis much... (6 replies, last updated by c oliver October 7, 2008)

Cindy McCain is from a rich family. Odds are she rarely cooks, and I’m sure that the simple truth is an intern was delegated to find “family” recipes for the website. As it is, none of the three major... (49 replies, last updated by EclecticEater May 2, 2008)

I just wanted to add to my previous post that right now at both the Ritz Carlton in Georgetown (Degrees) and the Four Seasons, they are featuring drinks named after presidential candidates. Very “now”. Also, to second... (25 replies, last updated by wolfie February 19, 2004)

://chewonthatblog.com/2008/09/05/the-presidential-cookie-poll/ (8 replies, last updated by alkapal September 12, 2008)

-bucks, and appliances from Viking. Dooky Chase is open for special interest groups e.g. presidents, presidential candidates, etc. I’m sure the $100.00/plate Gumbo 'Herbs made with donated food and labor will be available... (23 replies, last updated by MMRuth June 12, 2009)

it as the perfect place where a covert operative can slip in undetected and poison an unsuspecting ex-KGB spy or a Ukrainian presidential candidate (both of whom probably blithely declared “I feel like some sushi... (14 replies, last updated by gigiam February 3, 2007)