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Serious Eats New Haven Road Trip: Suggestions Please!
We're hopping in our SE Ford today to go on a pizza crawl in New Haven. The stops include: Sally's, Pepe's, Modern, and Zuppardi's. Of course we'd leave some room in our bellies for non-pizza things too. Particularly sandwiches. Where should we stop?A Sandwich a Day: Caseus Grilled Cheese Truck in New Haven, Connecticut
The Caseus Grilled Cheese truck is the mobile offshoot of the Caseus cheese-shop-cum-bistro in New Haven. Using up the end bits of provolone, Swiss, comte, gruyere, gouda, and sharp cheddar from the shop, they melt the blend on buttered, toasted sourdough slices in the truck to order. In addition to the classic bread-plus-cheese ($5) you can throw on any number of add-ons for a buck each: guacamole, sweet applewood bacon, roasted red peppers, grilled onions, Jambon de Paris, tomato, or arugula. Look for daily specials on the colorful chalkboard out front.Lithuanian Coffee Cake from Claire's Corner Copia in New Haven, CT
I wouldn't be surprised if more people were familiar with Lithuanian coffee cake in New Haven, Connecticut, than in Lithuania proper. Why do the locals, namely Yalies, love this treat from Claire's Corner Copia so? Three reasons: the dense sour cream cake, the middle brown stripe (sweet raisins and walnuts coated in brown sugar and coffee grounds), and the buttercream frosting. While most coffee cakes are just nice things to nosh on between gulps of coffee, this one actually has coffee in it.Roadfood: Pepe's Pizza
Ride along with Michael Stern of Roadfood as he visits Frank Pepe Pizzeria Napoletana in New Haven, Connecticut. This New Haven institution invented the white clam pizza. Buckle up!Roadfood Roundup: Connecticut Pizza
To go along with today's video and provide a bigger picture of Connecticut pizza, we've gathered some of Michael Stern's favorite Nutmeg State pizzerias. From other great New Haven picks to pizzerias further afield.Roadfood: Louis' Lunch
Ride along with Jane and Michael Stern of Roadfood as they visit Louis' Lunch in New Haven, Connecticut. This quirky lunch counter stakes its claim as home to America's first hamburger. Buckle up!Texas, Connecticut Battle Over Burger Birthplace
Don't mess with Texas. And, by all means, don't mess with Texas's hamburger. A state legislator there is embroiled in a burger battle with Louis' Lunch of New Haven, Connecticut, over which state can claim to be the birthplace of the hamburger. Says New Haven's mayor, John DeStefano Jr.: "We are even the birthplace of George Bush, who wants people to think he's from Texas. So yes, the hamburger is as much a New Haven original as President Bush. Get over it, Texas."...Frank Pepe's: The Ghost of Pizza Past Returns
A family feud once threatened the existence of New Haven's legendary Frank Pepe's. But outside investment and management—the first in the pizzeria's 82-year history—has restored the spot's luster.Hot Topics: Technique of the Week | The Food Lab
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8 Delicious Chocolate Cakes and Pies for Valentine's Day
Some might say that chocolate on Valentine's Day is about as unoriginal as you can get. We all remember the first heart-shaped box of overly sweet chocolate bonbons from grade school Valentines. But chocolate gift-giving needn't be a cliché. This year, let's bake our sweethearts chocolate cakes and pies instead! Here are 8 delicious recipes perfect for celebrating your love (of chocolate.)
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