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A Sandwich a Day: Lobster BLT from B&G Oysters in Boston

If you're gonna mess with two perfect concepts—lobster rolls and BLTs—this is the way to do it. Barbara Lynch's B.L.T. with Lobster ($28), a charter-menu classic at her chic South End raw bar, is one of those rare dishes that actually makes the concept of "fusion" seem appealing. Shucked lobster meat (cooked until perfect firm-tender doneness, of course) is heaped between slices of crusty ciabatta, along with crisp bacon, ripe red tomato slices, torn romaine, and a healthy slather of lemon juice-spiked Hellmann's.

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Boston: Barbara Lynch's Tagliatelle Bolognese

There's no way to write a column about iconic Boston dishes without including Barbara Lynch. Needless to say, it's not your average bowl of spaghetti and meat sauce. For one thing, the tagliatelle (which, I was once told by Lynch's local contemporary, chef Dante de Magistris, who makes my other favorite bowl of Bolognese, is the traditional noodle on which this sauce is served in Bologna) is perfect: springy, eggy, and light, with just enough chew. It's my go-to pasta recipe. (Sorry, Marcella.) Meanwhile, the sauce is unctuous and complex, yet straightforward and clean-tasting.

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Boston: Brunch at Barbara Lynch's Sportello

[Photographs: Carey Jones] It's been nearly a year since Boston restaurant queen Barbara Lynch opened Sportello, her lunch counter in Fort Point Channel. In those months, she's won widespread (but hardly surprising) praise from all corners for her focused, soulful Italian dishes—but only last week did Sportello start brunch service, adding egg dishes and French toast to a list of lunchtime favorites....

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Shopping Like a Private Chef with Boston's Kenny Jervis

Where does a private chef go to bring home Boston’s best? I tagged along to find out.

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Designer Knife Bags

Similar to private school uniforms, chef whites are fashionably bland by definition. There's little room for individuality, but that could change with a budding knife bag couture. Two years ago, the New York Times Magazine revealed that chef Barbara Lynch of No. 9 Park in Boston would manufacture a messenger bag-like tote with Velcro side pouches, able to store funky-shaped peelers, graters and other gadgets. Finally, it's now available for $160....

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