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For myself:
1. A blended whiskey for mixing (Seagram's Seven Crown, Crown Royal)
2. Ingredients for Manhattans (I prefer Maker's Mark).
3. A spiced rum (Sailor Jerry)

For guests:
4. Vodka (Smirnoff Red)
5. Bacardi

I keep a simple bar.

I would say you got a poorly made Culver's burger. I've been there and LOVED it.

I am quite happy to report that I live within a 1/2 mile of Wegmans. I easily stop in 3-4 times a week just getting what I need.

Those of you unfamiliar with the idea of destination grocery store; when they opened 4-5 years ago, the police had to direct traffic for 2 weeks and it was months before employees were allowed to park on site (off-site shuttle).

When I worked in Westchester, Stew Leonard's was glorious.

The top picture is when they visited the farmer's market at George Mason University. We host a weekly farmer's market spring-fall. This is actually right outside my office.

I hate to split hairs but that hot dog on top is clearly a Chicago dog. New Yorkers would never soil a perfectly good hot dog with vegetables (sauerkraut excluded).

@pbelardo My take on Ashley's same-sex tangent (which I'm in favor of btw) was to remember the audience the producers are editing for. Bravo TV has a huge following in the gay population and this was a way to speak to an issue many are concerned with.

Glad Eve is gone, just wasn't a good fit for the show.

Please let's get rid of Jesse. STOP CRYING!

Fajitas/Tacos are always easy to scale up to a large group and fairly easy to make.

In my opinion they are one of the most iconic food items in Americana. The link to buy them in bulk is nice but I've longed to find a real supplier selling them in bulk. No luck so far.

The Hungry Traveler has visited Pierce's Pitt BBQ in Williamsburg many times.

http://havestomachwilltravel.com/2009/06/02/pierces-pit-bbq-williamsburgva/