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Chef Aquiles Chavez Rocks Houston
La Fisheria – Seafood Mexican Cocina Houston, Texas Driving down Inker Street, the place that once housed a Vietnamese restaurant in the up-and-coming and semi-trendy Houston section of The Heights is not easy to miss. The pastel makeover on the … Continue reading
Posted in Texas
Tagged anise, Aquiles Chavez, Aquilisimo, Bacalao, Baja, bread pudding, caballito, capirotada, chef, chilmol, churros, cod, duck, El Toque de Aquiles, Enita Riveroll, escabache, fish, fish croquettes, gar, guachinango, Houston, La Fisheria, la Pescaderia, lamb, lobster, Mexican, Mexico, mussels, MX, naranja agria, nopal, octopus, pato mariscal, peje lagarto, pibil, pulpo, ratatouille, red snapper, relleno, Restaurant, risotto, Rock Cornish hen, Seafood Mexican Cocina, sour orange, Tabasco, Texas, The Fishery, The Heights, tostada, tuna, TX, Utilisimo, Valle de Guadalupe, vanilla, wine, xcatik, xtabentun, yellow fin, Yucatan
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Candy Is Dandy But Licorice Quicker
Licorice Not since Marmite has a substance either generated instantaneous revulsion or evoked a deep breath and a smile; to some it has the effect of Kryptonite, while others are instantly transported back to when they were children, walking out … Continue reading
Posted in Portland, Oregon, Trippy Food (Tasty flora and fauna), UK, USA
Tagged Alamo, allsorts, anise, Australian, Becky Burnett, Beth Colla, Black Jack, Chaplin, chicle, Echo Park, fennel, Finnish, fish, float, General Antonio de Santa Anna, Good & Plenty, gum, iam8bit, ice cream, Jason Mecier, Lake Street Creamery, licorice, Lisa Herlinger-Esco, Necco Wafers, OR, Oregon, Panda, Portland, Red Vines, Rocket Fizz, Ruby Jewel, salted, Scotty dogs, soda, Staten Island, Thomas Adams, Twizzlers, Weird Creep
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Leave A Donation, Take The Cannoli
10th Annual Galbani Italian Feast of San Gennaro Hollywood, California Growing up in the Boston area meant looking forward to the cultural food-centric block parties in the Catholic parishes of the Italian neighborhoods held for the saints’ feast days: Rocco, … Continue reading
Posted in Trippy Happenings (Events)
Tagged accordion, Adam Carolla, anise, Austyn Gabig, biscotti, CA, Calabria, California, cannoli, cheese, Christopher Macchio, cupcakes, Daryl Hall, dough, Feast of San Gennaro, Hollywood, Italian, Italy, Januarius, Jimmy Kimmel, long neck clams, Mark Giovi, Mass, meatball, Miss San Gennaro, Monsignor Cacciapuoti, mozzarella, My Sweet Mini, Naples, pasta, pasta e fagioli, patron saint, pizza, Precious Cheese, Prima Notte, ravioli, ricotta, Rocco's Tavern, Rosa Graziano, Rosa's Bella Cucina, Sarah Ketelhut, sausage, sfogliatelle, truck, Vito's Pizza, zeppole
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