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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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The Only Dead Chef Is A Good Chef
Dead Chef Series at The Residency, Umamicatessen Los Angeles, California The Media Age has created a glut of celebrity chefs that are known more for their eccentric behavior, brash, on-camera demeanors, and globe-trotting searches for the most elaborate, exorbitant or … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California, Trippy Happenings (Events)
Tagged almond, bread soup, CA, California, chef, cod, Crostata di Mandorle, Dead Chef, fava beans, fennel, Genovese Tagliarini, Italian, Italy, L.A., Los Angeles, mackerel, Maestro Martino, Mezze, Micah Wexler, pasta, pastry, pesto, Rome, Sgombri con Zucchini e Finocci, suckling pig, Sylvia Woods, The Residency, Umamicatessen, Zanzarelli con Fava e Zafferano, zucchini
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A Fish Story Based On A Lye
Lutefisk Norway Some foods strike fear into the hearts of mortals; with each cautious bite we visualize the grim reaper taking us one step farther down the black velvet carpet towards a carriage drawn by the four horsemen of the … Continue reading
Posted in Europe, Trippy Food (Tasty flora and fauna), Trippy Happenings (Events)
Tagged akvavit, aquavi, bacalhau, baccala, Berolina Bakery, CA, California, cod, fish, Glendale, krom krage, lefse, limpa, lingonberry, lutefisk, lye, meatballs, Minneapolis, Minnesota, Norrona Lodge, Norway, Norwegian, Olsen Fish Company, poor man's lobster, reconstituting, rice pudding, saippuakala, Scandinavian, soap fish, Sons of Norway, Van Nuys
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