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Le Petit Cochon.: October 2008
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CE Phood: Falafel Bar in Pictures
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Wednesday, February 23, 2011. Falafel Bar in Pictures. A colorful dining room at Falafel Bar. Strangely warm weather hit Philly last Friday and I felt like taking a stroll on my lunch hour down towards my wife's office near City Hall to grab some lunch. Among the smattering of new lunch options opening in the neighborhood, I was curious to try the new Falafel Bar. On the 1500 block of Chestnut. [ menu. Offerings from the bar include sweet Baklava and salads. I've never had a truly crispy sweet potato fry...
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CE Phood: Harissa Faux-Lobster (Prosciutto-Wrapped Monkfish) with Morcilla and White Sweet Potatoes
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Thursday, April 14, 2011. Harissa Faux-Lobster (Prosciutto-Wrapped Monkfish) with Morcilla and White Sweet Potatoes. Prosciutto-Wrapped Harissa Monkfish with Morcilla and White Sweet Potatoes. One weekday evening I found myself wandering through Reading Terminal after work with a strange urge to buy some Monkfish. I didn't have a recipe in mind when I bought it, so when we got home and searched the pantry we began grabbing all sorts of leftovers to include:. A small bag of hot peppers. I’d like to ...
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CE Phood: Szechuan Pepper Calamari and Springroll-Wrapped Head-on Shrimp
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Monday, April 11, 2011. Szechuan Pepper Calamari and Springroll-Wrapped Head-on Shrimp. We've been playing around with some Asian-style appetizers lately and two in particular were kinda fun to make. We've been watching Season 5 of The F-Word. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Chris - Elizabeth - Food. We enjoy the Philly food scene.please enjoy our photo scrapbook. View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Subscribe To Ce Phood. Two Track: David Bowie Edition. Its Hot Out There.
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Food Snob on a Tuesday Night: August 2009
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Monday, August 24, 2009. Madison in parts: Street Food. To a girl that grew up on a dirt road called Rustic lane, street food has always been foreign fodder contained in the pages of timelessly trashy teen novels about LA. And movies my mom probably didn't want me to watch. For all practical purposes, street food was something that dragons and the tooth fairy ate while they were kickin' it in alternate-universe Mexico. The art of the street cart" a "delicious dining revolution.". Steak While they clearly...
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Food Snob on a Tuesday Night: April 2008
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Sunday, April 27, 2008. Novella Synergy blend, Paso Robles. I could easily see how the dark earthy flavors I'm picking up could be interpreted in to a dark earthy chocolate and dark earthy coffee (time for a definition: when I say earthy, I mean things like dirt, wood, and the general feeling of being in an old forest.). The sheer loveliness of this wine isn't even the best part: The price is. Saturday, April 26, 2008. Henry the eighth has sung. I've been on a mildly. First, I LOVE beets. Like, a who...
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Food Snob on a Tuesday Night: September 2008
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008. Winner Winner Chicken Dinner. And generally feel like a whole person. Yep, I may be the only one, but I love. It was tasty of its own merit, not just because it reminded you of grandma and warm kitchens as a kid. Because, lets be honest: we like comfort food because it easy, its warm, and we know what we're getting. And this recipe? I anticipate it it getting even easier, as. I plan to make it often in the coming months. From Gourmet with some changes. While chicken braises, ...
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Food Snob on a Tuesday Night: March 2008
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Sunday, March 30, 2008. Sauvignon Blanc Tasting Highlights. Friday night, the lovely Miguel hosted a sauvignon blanc tasting. Its not my first choice of grape (nor many other attendees) which, i guess, made it a great theme for a tasting. The results, according to my fuzzy memories of the evening:. The wine for your "i don't like wine" friends: King Shag Sauvignon Blanc,. New Zealand. $5.99. The "best in show" underdog: Fetzer Sauvignon Blanc. Valley oaks, California. $6.49. New Zealand. $10.49. In a wor...
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Food Snob on a Tuesday Night: July 2009
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Monday, July 27, 2009. Madison, in parts: The Tractors. Last weekend, I went to Madison, Wisconsin with my family for the national meeting of International Harvester. Enthusiasts, aptly known as The Red Power Roundup. Let me tell you, there's more to it than that damn Craig Morgan song. Is not my thing,. I always enjoy the company of folks who love what they're doing. There wasn't much in the way of food at the show though, not unless you count Kent's Big Bars,. 1206 Turbos from the fifties and sixties.
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Food Snob on a Tuesday Night: January 2009
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Wednesday, January 21, 2009. What you're having for dinner. This recipe has 120 positive reviews at epicurious. You can't go wrong- its got all the makings for perfect- slightly smoky from the ham, rich and tromato-y, with a lil tiny kick form the arugula. All inside 20 minutes. Fast White Bean Stew. 2 large garlic cloves, chopped. 1/4 cup plus 1/2 tablespoon extra-virgin olive oil. 1 (14- to 15-ounce) can stewed tomatoes ( I used diced). 1 3/4 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth. 1/4 teaspoon black pepper.
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