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Pickles and Swiss’s Crispy Chicken West
/0 Comments/in News /by ChrisSby Taylor Sezan – Daily Nexus Located in the Paseo Nuevo shopping center in downtown Santa Barbara, CA along State Street lies Pickles & Swiss. It’s a quaint little shop with friendly faces working there. The employees care about their customers and are just happy to be there. My favorite thing about this place […]
The recipe for a Korean feast of noodles, fritters, pickles and salad
/0 Comments/in News /by ChrisSby Jordan Bourke – theguardian A few cupboard ingredients can be conjured into a simple Korean feast of chicken noodles, fish fritters, onion salad and pickled radish – greater than the sum of its parts and guaranteed to bring some color to a rainy day. Touching down at a grey, sodden Heathrow airport […]
Hot dog, it’s Red Sox season
/0 Comments/in News /by ChrisSIn honor of Opening Day at Fenway April 11, it’s time to hunt down some good dogs to start the season right. There’s always the Fenway Frank, but for the pre-game, you might want to start at the Harp, which just debuted a new All Star Hot Dog menu. offered during Red Sox games […]
The 15 craziest ballpark foods around MLB for 2016
/0 Comments/in News /by ChrisSBrian Manzullo, Detroit Free Press Baseball stadiums have become breeding grounds for crazy, innovative food options in recent years. And with baseball season opening up next week,the Detroit Tigers and other teams around the majors and minors are unveiling their latest culinary masterpieces to whet your appetites. Now, we’ve seen some pretty outlandish items over the years. The […]
Teaching kids to cook could bridge gap between farm, plate
/0 Comments/in News /by ChrisSby Kelsey Johnson – The Western Producer I finally had my extended family over for Easter dinner last weekend. Actually, by the end of the weekend I’d thrown two Easter dinners — the latter being a more im-promptu affair with friends to deal with the 10 pound ham that had taken over my precious fridge […]