In order to celebrate the season, SCRATCHbread, one of the city’s most creative bakeries, has concocted a Mesquite Pork Sourdough with Maple loaf ($6.50) that captures its essence in bread form.
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Ed writes, "The Betrayers’ Banquet is an experimental dining experience from London, where guests play the iterated prisoner’s dilemma to win a better or worse meal.
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Austin’s Lil Buco serves fine dining for the "refined tastes of children" — things like SpaghettiOs gazpacho with rustic cracker; hot dog with ketchup reduction; and Sous vide Pop Tart with cereal infused milk.
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Bacon cubes and truffle sauce on a burger? Yep, it’s a thing.
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In a world where cheeseburger potato chips exist, why, oh why has nobody created a stuffing-flavored chip yet?
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Vegetarian Dim Sum House specializes in fake meat, which might be an instant turn-off for some, but fine seitan and tofu cookery is a tradition that stretches back centuries in China, and with the right chef and the right dish, it really can be a beautiful thing. For a centerpiece dish you’ll have to order off menu for a platter of mock beef in brown sauce baked inside a whole kabocha squash.
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Easy to make and easier to eat, this flattened rice snack is an Indian pantry staple. It’s light and packed with flavor, making it a great, wholesome substitute for chips and dips.
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Fun fact: The partially digested contents of a deer’s stomach has "a consistency and a flavour that is not unlike cream cheese".
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It’s been years since I’ve tried a new Pop-Tart. It’s not because, twenty plus years after our first encounter, I don’t still love them, but rather because they went through a neon striped, in your face, made up berry Wildlicious phase which, like Yo Gabba Gabba!, made me shake my head and think, boy I do not get kids today. Then this limited edition flavor came along and I knew my favorite pretend pastry had come home.
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It’s simple: stuffing is my favorite thing, and my favorite part of stuffing is the crispy edge bits. How can we maximize those crispy edge bits?
Enter the waffle iron.
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