Author: DJ | Date: April 21, 2006 | Please Comment!
A colleague of mine forwarded an article from Boston.com about "Hell Night" at East Coast Grill in Cambridge. I’ve heard of the event but have never been. I’ll admit that I find it daunting at least, and perhaps even a little scary. "Pasta From Hell" sounds like a test of fortitude, not a culinary creation!
Author: DJ | Date: April 18, 2006 | Please Comment!
Even though it goes off into a discussion about how all sorts of ethnic foods are becoming more and more popular and common throughout the United States, this article in the San Francisco Chronicle starts off by saying "After decades of being satisfied with mild foods, it’s now craving bold flavors that pack a punch [...]
Author: DJ | Date: April 13, 2006 | Please Comment!
I was hesitant to put this under the category of "Restaurant Wings" since it barely qualifies for either, but for lack of a better description, I’ll put it there for now. I am thinking of putting a "take out" category however. Anyway… on the way back from Baltimore, we stopped at a highway rest stop [...]
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Whole Foods markets are known for having healthy organic and all-natural foods. However, not all foods are necessarily "healthy" – they may be organic and all-natural, but even if you make it with organic chocolate, organic eggs, and organic cream, a chocolate torte is still not good for your cholesterol. It does have antioxidants at [...]
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Before going to see Spamalot in Boston this week, we headed to the Rock Bottom Brewery for dinner (perhaps I should have called this the "beer n’ wings" blog). Naturally, we had to try the buffalo wings. A solid performance from the folks at Rock Bottom, but nothing special. The wings weren’t particularly meaty or [...]
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During a spontaneous trip to Baltimore to see the Red Sox play the Orioles, we had dinner at The Wharf Rat, located right near Camden Yards. A British pub-inspired eatery, they served some good food and good beer – many of which are served hand-pumped at the traditional 55 degree temperature. Of course, like any [...]
Author: DJ | Date: April 7, 2006 | Please Comment!
This was a bit of a stretch: going to Brown Sugar Cafe, a Thai restaurant and they had "stuffed wings" on the menu described as " Golden fried boneless chicken wings with stuffing of seasoned minced chicken, vegetables and Thai herbs. Served with House Sweet Chili Sauce." I figured that they were fried and served [...]
Author: DJ | Date: April 4, 2006 | Please Comment!
While on a long weekend excursion with friends to Chicago recently, we tried the Wings Around the World, described as "A dozen chicken wings tossed in three different world-class sauces: a spicy Moroccan sauce, an Asian-sesame sauce and our classic wing sauce." The wings themselves were perfectly cooked – crispy and well done, with plenty [...]