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Lost in Starvation: Ruuude Chicken

August 6, 2010
By Justin Klugh
Lost in Starvation: Ruuude Chicken

I was a foreigner to these parts again, and for a guy trying to cook something from a book with a cartoon cat on the cover, that was a bad sign.
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Lost in Starvation: Blackened T-Bone with Root Beer BBQ Sauce

July 27, 2010
By Justin Klugh
Lost in Starvation: Blackened T-Bone with Root Beer BBQ Sauce

"I know the bottles under the sink are brightly colored, honey, but don't drink them."
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Lost in Starvation: Honey Baked Chicken

July 20, 2010
By Justin Klugh
Lost in Starvation: Honey Baked Chicken

Can I substitute French dressing for mustard? Fuck it, I’m going to.
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2 Sentence Review: Garces Trading Co. 11th and Locust in Philadelphia

April 6, 2010
By homec
2 Sentence Review: Garces Trading Co. 11th and Locust in Philadelphia

Garces Trading Co: 11th and locust. Mini iron chef market with take out, flowers, wine store, and sit down restaurant. Have the Moroccan sandwich (the Lamb melts in your mouth, the bread snaps in all the right places, and then the extra spread..heaven).
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Daily Red (Wine)

July 25, 2009
By _adam
Daily Red (Wine)

Wine lovers with a taste for organic rejoice. Check in with your local wine shop/state store to see if they carry any selections by Orleans Hill Winery. Their 2005 vintage “Our Daily Red” (A blend of Fresno Syrah and Carignan and Mendocino Cabernet Sauvignon) evades pretense with its price ($9.99) but will impress Whole...
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Product Recommendation (To add to your level of domesticity)

March 29, 2009
By bucky_katz
Product Recommendation (To add to your level of domesticity)

We happily received our very first wedding gift in the mail last week. It was from our dear friends, A & B. It was an Oster Express Breadmaker. I was super excited when this was added to our registry, because just the idea of making my own bread sounded so very…..domestic. And I am...
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Book Review: Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential

February 2, 2009
By Melissa Sachs
Book Review:  Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential

If you eat, drink, dine, go to restaurants, like tattoos, loud music, crass behavior, the Food Network, or have a personality, you should read Anthony Bourdain’s Kitchen Confidential. Likewise, if you have ever worked in a kitchen, a restaurant, a take-out joint, served food as a waiter/a waitress/a waitron, I am guessing you have...
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Mmm…Bacon…again.

January 8, 2009
By Kiren Valjee

Eat us for breakfast.
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Coconut Plasma

December 11, 2008
By Kim Sachs
Coconut Plasma

The liquid inside young coconuts can be used as a substitute for blood plasma.
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Dairy Wars

December 10, 2008
By Kim Sachs

Pennsylvania dairy tastes 500 x better than Wisconsin or Californian dairy. …..what? it’s true.
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