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by 77 or 88 on 9-25, in 77 or 88's Blog
Pittsburgh's own unique take on the art
form of sandwich-making – the Primanti Bros. They make their
sandwiches with the standard meat, cheese, and tomato, but also with
the ...
by Tom Caster on 9-21, in Tom Caster's Blog
Tags: Reddit
For some inscrutable reason the other day, I found myself at the Kansas State Fair. For some other strange reason, they had a giraffe. In Kansas. This one is going to take me a while to get ...
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by dan on 2-04
For the past few months I have been looking for something I can print and put on the fridge to reference when planning grocery trips. The purpose is to let me know what fruits and vegetables I should look for. Seasonality ...
by Darren Barr on 4-05
Recently, my friend Danny called me and asked, "Hey do you want to do a Fire Challenge with us?" He instantly had my attention. He proceeded to explain that there was a spot in Little Tokyo called Orochon Ramen that boasts to have the spiciest soup in the country. Their "Special ...
by imetabo on 1-31
iMeatbo is the universal meeting place for the health conscious. It is the platform where we share our experience, weight loss stories, nutritional tips, & play metabo games. It creates the Place for Social Networking to share your views with your friends about health conscious ...
by FoodProof on 10-14
Hello again. Busy as ever here at FoodProof, working on new features and new ideas. We're also trying to get into the autumnal spirit with some subtle graphical changes around the site. Here's the cool stuff that just got added: Links ...
by jessica on 10-09
I have to say, at the expense sounding a bit full of myself, that I have always done banana bread quite well. It's probably the first thing I ever really baked. I got my recipe from the cookbook that was in nearly every household I have ...
by 77 or 88 on 9-25
Pittsburgh's own unique take on the art
form of sandwich-making – the Primanti Bros. They make their
sandwiches with the standard meat, cheese, and tomato, but also with
the more unusual cole slaw and French fries, all on ...
by dan on 9-02
Over in the forums there is a discussion going on about a meme that has been making its way around the food blogosphere for a few weeks. I do not know who came up with this list, but it's a list of 100 things you should eat before you ...
by Tom Caster on 9-14
These are not words that one typically expects to see together. Yet as I sat there in Madison, WI, staring at the menu board on the other side of the room in Mickie's Dairy Barn, there it was. Nestled unceremoniously in between the griddle ...
by Tom Caster on 9-21
For some inscrutable reason the other day, I found myself at the Kansas State Fair. For some other strange reason, they had a giraffe. In Kansas. This one is going to take me a while to get over. Fairs are not just good for giraffes, however. ...
by Hawk on 9-26
By Mike Hawkins www.foodfunk.ca Once upon a time, well, an hour ago, I was driving my three-year-old daughter Alexandra home from nursery school.
She had a great time, playing today in the gym instead of outside because ...
by ladycakes on 10-03
They are dropping like flies around here. Half my workplace has been out sick in the past few weeks and my kid is full of snot. I don't have time for the seasonal plague so I decided to concoct a soup that will kill any virus within a mile. I was going to post this in recipes, but I ...
by dan on 4-09
In the theme of Easter we thought it would be a fun experiment to make
some chocolate cupcakes with a Cadbury Cream Egg center. This was an
experiment as we had never seen it done, nor did we have any experience
making such ...
by Tom Caster on 10-02
I have only two words for this hot wing: Mother F**ker. I am not, by my nature, a fan of spicy food. My preferences on the Scoville trend just slightly above bell peppers. But when I found out that Quaker Steak and Lube sells a wing so hot ...
by 77 or 88 on 10-02
We had a set spending limit of $225.
Of course I went for the decadent and high end items I would normally
not be able to afford. Unfortunately, Katsuya really did not
deliver, or at least in the way I was hoping. Instead it delivered
exactly ...
by Hawk on 9-23
By Mike Hawkins www.foodfunk.ca Aquaculture has been around for a few years now and most people are familiar with how it works. Atlantic salmon are grown in large cages off the shores of Charlotte County in New Brunswick, Canada, ...
by Tom Caster on 9-18
One of the fun things about traveling all around the country is finding new and interesting places to go and eat while in a new city. One of the problems with this is that, invariably, when you ask someone where you should go while you're ...
by 77 or 88 on 9-16
I fucking
love phở. Since I was introduced to it a few years ago it has been
one of my favorite meals, and the phở in the Tampa Bay area is
among the best I have had. One of the Vietnamese meals I have really
wanted to try has been ...
by search4goodfood on 9-16
So,
summer is coming to an end and maybe you didn’t get a chance to take
your dream vacation to Europe. You don’t have to travel to Greece or
Italy to experience the unique flavors of Mediterranean cuisine. You
can easily turn an ordinary salad into a Mediterranean-inspired ...
by Tom Caster on 9-11
This was a new one for me. Dim Sum is kind of a big deal in Seattle, especially in the ID (the political correctness of "China Town" seems to have come into question at some point, so it has been re-titled "International District"), where ...
by dan on 10-01
This list of vegetarian things to eat before you die is currently making the rounds so I thought I'd put it here. Sorry, no in depth research for this one ... just dont have the time. 1. Edamame 2. Cha ...
by 77 or 88 on 9-10
Pittsburgh Eggs n'at - Crabby Eggs Benedict New York pt. 1 Sarang - Spicy Korean Chicken Bud Lite and Jameson Lean Cuisine Sesame Chicken San Fransisco Chavos - giant taco Lava Lounge - various alcoholic beverages El Farolito - Brain ...
by Tom Caster on 9-10
It never really matters how much extra time you try and give yourself, when it comes to getting ready for a trip, you almost always find yourself running late. Which explains why I found myself running out the door for the first morning ...
by lara on 9-08
As autumn rolls around again, I find myself drawn to heartier foodstuffs. After a summer of barely-cooked fresh produce, light yeasty breads, and delicate pastry, I'm ready for something a little more dense and filling. (Even though ...
by dan on 9-06
After less than a month of furious planning, the reddit community, reddit and FoodProof are hoping you will come and meet our two lucky winners of 30 days of travel on jetblue: draynen and 77or88.
Date: Tuesday September 8th
...
by dan on 8-19
FoodProof is sponsoring the reddit Jetblue travel extravaganza! What is it? Well, Jetblue announced some time ago that they had a new offer in which you pay 600 bucks and can fly to their destinations unlimited for a ...
by jessica on 9-05
Last weekend at Jack London Square was the first annual (hopefully) Eat Real Food Festival. The idea was to get a bunch of local food vendors (markets, restaurants, street food trucks, etc) together and make it accessible to everyone. ...
by Tom Caster on 9-04
So first of all, a quick hello to Reddit and a thank you to FoodProof for helping to sponsor our Fantastic Voyage. Over the next month, I'll be traveling across the country and blogging about my meals here. I figured I'd get started ...
by lara on 8-31
Samin Nosrat, sous chef at the just-closed restaurant Eccolo in Berkeley, wrote a thought-provoking reflection about the restaurant's demise in today's Chronicle. In her article, she considers the difficulty of providing high-quality foods and supporting small, local ...
by Alex Rushmer on 6-08
When it comes down to it, I mean really comes down to it, how many ‘essential’ gadgets or pieces of kit do you have in your kitchen? The reason I ask is because a recent piece in Economist Intelligent Life got me thinking. It
suggested that men’s love of technology stretches ...
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