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Category Archives: Travel and Philadelphia. Will travel for food…. Posted in Food and Drink. By Emily | Bites & Pieces. Photo via Bon Appétit. It’s no secret that I love to travel, and when I do travel somewhere, it’s usually because of the food! I have a weakness for Spanish tapas, but I’ll eat just about anything! A real bonus when traveling is when your hotel can also feed you well! Bon Appétit just released their 2014 list of Food Lover’s Hotels. Check it out here. Click to email (Opens in new window).
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The Soused Chef: July 2010
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Thursday, July 22, 2010. Beards and Cooking Classes I Don't Love: Mussels Steamed in Beer. For my birthday, my friend bought me a "Cooking With Beer" class at the The Restaurant School. Honestly, I was a little disappointed. First, after registering for the class, we were sent a list of items we had to bring to class - knives, spoons, tongs, dish towels, aprons. I guess they were worried we'd steal these things? In the second part of class, people were paired up, recipes were handed out and each pair sel...
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Philly Food Lovers: March 2012
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An ode to Philadelphia's thriving food scene. Friday, March 30, 2012. Breakfast Fare at the Market. My foodie partner Keri and I have an ongoing disagreement. While she is a huge fan of breakfast, she is a downer on brunch, because it falls in that dead zone between breakfast and lunch (and she's a stickler for etiquette.). For me, brunch is a languid breakfast - one of those ultimate indulgences that you only get to do, very occasionally, at the weekend or when you're on holiday and can have a lie in.
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Philly Food Lovers: April 2012
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An ode to Philadelphia's thriving food scene. Monday, April 30, 2012. How many of our readers know the reason that Cinco de Mayo is a special day? And it's not what you may be thinking.). Contrary to popular belief, it is not Mexico's Independence Day (which actually falls on September 16). Instead, Cinco de Mayo venerates the Battle of Puebla. On May 5, 1862, when the Mexican Army successfully defeated French forces. Spicy grilled shrimp with a squeeze of lime. Home made guacamole and tortilla chips.
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Philly Food Lovers: May 2012
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An ode to Philadelphia's thriving food scene. Wednesday, May 30, 2012. Potato Croquettes, Leftover Mashed Potato Glory. Potato Croquettes- a deliciously decadent way to use leftover mashed potatoes! I'm not going to give you a mashed potato recipe; I grant you more culinary credit than that. I am going to suggest a few interesting variations on the traditional, and then share a recipe on what to do with leftover mashed spuds- if you have any, which at my table is never a given. And now for the recipe:.
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Philly Food Lovers: June 2012
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An ode to Philadelphia's thriving food scene. Friday, June 29, 2012. Goat Cheese and Tomato Jam Crostini was once the height of trendiness in New Orleans' restaurants. Having made a platter as an appetizer recently, I can understand why. I first heard about this Creole Tomato Jam at a cooking class in La Cucina. In Reading Terminal Market. Hosted by Anna Florio who had organized a "Girls' Night Out", I crashed the class in order to feature it here. The chef that night was Bill Beck of Beck's Cajun Cafe.
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The Soused Chef: Beards and Cooking Classes I Don't Love: Mussels Steamed in Beer
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Thursday, July 22, 2010. Beards and Cooking Classes I Don't Love: Mussels Steamed in Beer. For my birthday, my friend bought me a "Cooking With Beer" class at the The Restaurant School. Honestly, I was a little disappointed. First, after registering for the class, we were sent a list of items we had to bring to class - knives, spoons, tongs, dish towels, aprons. I guess they were worried we'd steal these things? In the second part of class, people were paired up, recipes were handed out and each pair sel...
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