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    Aug 18, 2011 | RedEye
  1. Forno diablo… oven devil or devil oven?

    Lincoln Park
    I beg to differ with this literal translation, unless it's a GOOD kind of devil!  Maybe it's a sneaky devil in the oven who enhances the flavor of every meal with his firey spirit?  This quaint Italian restaurant with a sizeable patio is practically...
  2. Aug 6, 2009 |Column| Chicago Tribune
  3. Imagine Lula, all grown up. That's Nightwood restaurant

    One is tempted to view 10-week-old Nightwood in terms of 10-year-old Lula, the now-legendary Logan Square restaurant to which Nightwood is the long-awaited sequel.
    Tribune critic
    One is tempted to view 10-week-old Nightwood in terms of 10-year-old Lula, the now-legendary Logan Square restaurant to which Nightwood is the long-awaited sequel. But that might be a disservice to both restaurants. Lula was a process; Nightwood was a...

    Tags: Restaurants, Manhattan (New York City), Shortbread, Pilsen, Dining and Drinking

  4. Aug 24, 2010 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  5. Top Ten reasons to take up marathoning: The food

    From the Dining@Large blog:
    Baltimore Sun reporter
    From the Dining@Large blog: I was on vacation -- not Atkins. While visiting my parents in Connecticut last week, my husband and I took an overnight trip to Boston with our kids, one of my sisters, and her two children. We did enough carbo-loading there...

    Tags: Restaurants, Sandwiches, Travel, Olives, Hotels and Accommodations

  6. May 16, 2011 |Story| Chicago Tribune
  7. Fresh peas worth the shell game

    Peas are an ancient vegetable that most of us grew up dumping from a can or a freezer bag, or taking from the pantry in the form of dried split peas. Shelling peas by hand, it seemed, was too much work.
    Peas are an ancient vegetable that most of us grew up dumping from a can or a freezer bag, or taking from the pantry in the form of dried split peas. Shelling peas by hand, it seemed, was too much work. But the flavor of fresh peas rewards those who take...

    Tags: Herbal Supplements, Salt, Dietary Supplements, Ginger, Cilantro

  8. Jan 23, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  9. Lunch review: Amicci's has neighborhood dining down pat

    What does it take to remain standing for two decades as a neighborhood restaurant? Well, presumably you have the top three keys — location, location, location — covered if you're actually in the neighborhood. But what if your neighborhood is Little Italy? What if, moreover, you're on High Street and you're within easy walking distance of the best the area has to offer?
    What does it take to remain standing for two decades as a neighborhood restaurant? Well, presumably you have the top three keys — location, location, location — covered if you're actually in the neighborhood. But what if your neighborhood is...

    Tags: Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Appetizers, Dining and Drinking, Shrimp

  10. Feb 9, 2011 |Story| HB Independent
  11. The Gossiping Gourmet: They're speaking French again at 75

    French 75 is becoming seriously French again. It was on its way when Dave Shofner became the chef but now with the collaboration of master chef Pascal Olhats, it has arrived, along with a recession-busting $10 entrée menu called "The Perfect 10." We've never seen the place so busy on a weeknight. Is it the $10 menu or has everyone had his fill of fusion and fallen back in love with French cuisine?
    French 75 is becoming seriously French again. It was on its way when Dave Shofner became the chef but now with the collaboration of master chef Pascal Olhats, it has arrived, along with a recession-busting $10 entrée menu called "The Perfect 10." We've...

    Tags: Lifestyle and Leisure, Appetizers, Shrimp, Potatoes, Game

  12. May 6, 2011 |Story| Baltimore Sun
  13. Restaurant review: Level keeps its small plates local

    <a href="http://findlocal.baltimoresun.com/listings/level-small-plates-lounge-annapolis">"Level, a small plates lounge"</a> is the formal name of a terrific little restaurant in the heart of Annapolis.
    "Level, a small plates lounge" is the formal name of a terrific little restaurant in the heart of Annapolis. Open since October 2009, Level hasn't been exactly languishing in obscurity; multiple awards and commendations have come its way, and it's earned...

    Tags: Annapolis, Restaurants, Mustard, Manhattan (New York City), Fleetwood Mac (music group)

  14. May 2, 2011 | Los Angeles Times
  15. Chef and cookbook author Thomas Keller describes his recipe for success

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    Chef, cookbook author and restaurateur Thomas Keller talks about the French Laundry, cookbook writing and why he measures success in memories....
  16. Apr 7, 2011 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
  17. Review: Yes, Pasta! Trattoria Italiana in North Miami Beach

    Best reason to go: Fresh pasta that gets to the table before the kids finish their coloring sheets, and a meal for four that doesn't break the piggybank. Plus, there's a grocery store in the same shopping plaza as Yes, Pasta!, so you can multitask—...

    Tags: Restaurants, Lifestyle and Leisure, Pasta, North Miami, Dining and Drinking

  18. Oct 21, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  19. The Review: Amarone Kitchen

    With the barrage of notices about new restaurants coming from all sides, sometimes a worthy older one slips through the cracks without a full review. When it opened 3 years ago, I did my due diligence and went to Amarone, the tiny 40-seat Italian on Sunset Boulevard just up from the Viper Room. Maybe it was too early: I remember thinking it was nothing special. Wrongly, as it turns out.
    With the barrage of notices about new restaurants coming from all sides, sometimes a worthy older one slips through the cracks without a full review. When it opened 3 years ago, I did my due diligence and went to Amarone, the tiny 40-seat Italian on...

    Tags: Restaurants, Olives, Asparagus, Alcoholic Beverages, Beets

  20. Dec 2, 2010 |Story| Hartford Courant
  21. Recipe Exchange: Crockpot Arroz con Pollo; Spicy Tomato Soup; Russian Tea Cakes; Pumpkin Gnocchi

    Jean Doyle of Groton lost some recipes in a recent move. "One was for Arroz con Pollo done in a crock pot with tomato paste and green olive." Lotte Hershfield of West Hartford sent in the following, which she found in her old Rival Crockpot Recipe book....

    Tags: Religious Festivals, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Baking Powder, Nutmeg, Vanilla

  22. Dec 7, 2010 |Story| WGNTV-LTV
  23. December 9: Lunchbreak - "Baked Potato" Gnocchi

    David Burkes Primehouse
    WGN News
    David Burkes Primehouse 616 North Rush Street Chicago www.davidburkesprimehouse.com To read more about the restaurant: metromix.com "Baked Potato" Gnocchi Ingredients: 2 oz braised bacon, medium dice 3/4 oz BBQ sauce 2 oz cream sauce 1 oz chive puree 1...

    Tags: Salt, Bacon, Butter, Baked Potatoes, Onions

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