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Airport Food That Doesn't Suck

Los Cuates, one of the best places in Albuquerque for traditional New Mexican food, has just opened a location in the Albuquerque Airport. The carne adovada burrito is amazing.

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School Food we actually LIKE...

The chili at Pacific Beach Junior High in San Diego ca. 1966 - 15 cents a serving. I'd probably hate it now, but it was spicy heaven compared to my mom's hyper-bland cooking back then. Added bonus - I could save 20 cents of my lunch money and have enough for a new LP every three weeks.

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What's the stupidest thing you ever ordered at a restaurant?

Just a couple of weeks ago I went to the Pantry in LA for breakfast before attending a conference and ordered biscuits and gravy AND two eggs over easy with a mountain of potatoes AND grilled sourdough toast. It was all good (what I could get through, at least) but I was in a stupor all day and didn't eat again until the next morning.

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Green and Red Chile in New Mexico Roundup

If there's a red sauce in the dish itself (like carne adovada) I'll always order green. The green chile stew at the Frontier in Burque haunts my dreams...

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From Serious Eats

Airport Food That Doesn't Suck

Los Cuates, one of the best places in Albuquerque for traditional New Mexican food, has just opened a location in the Albuquerque Airport. The carne adovada burrito is amazing.

From Talk

School Food we actually LIKE...

The chili at Pacific Beach Junior High in San Diego ca. 1966 - 15 cents a serving. I'd probably hate it now, but it was spicy heaven compared to my mom's hyper-bland cooking back then. Added bonus - I could save 20 cents of my lunch money and have enough for a new LP every three weeks.

From Talk

What's the stupidest thing you ever ordered at a restaurant?

Just a couple of weeks ago I went to the Pantry in LA for breakfast before attending a conference and ordered biscuits and gravy AND two eggs over easy with a mountain of potatoes AND grilled sourdough toast. It was all good (what I could get through, at least) but I was in a stupor all day and didn't eat again until the next morning.

From Serious Eats

Green and Red Chile in New Mexico Roundup

If there's a red sauce in the dish itself (like carne adovada) I'll always order green. The green chile stew at the Frontier in Burque haunts my dreams...

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What’s Your Favorite Weird Snack Combo?

Crunchy peanut butter and Mrs. Renfro's Roasted Salsa on toast - my wife tells me she's going to puke every time I fix it for myself.

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the best cookbook for beginners

Fannie Farmer as revised by Marion Cunningham and Vegetarian Cooking For Everyone by Deborah Madison.

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Indoor Grilling: Korean-Style Steaks with Spicy Cilantro Sauce

One solution to the "beefiness" problem would be using grass-fed steaks from a ranch that knows what it's doing. I've laid some seriously high-flavored sauces and marinades on the ribeyes I get from San Juan Ranch in CO and the beefy goodness comes through loud and clear. I've reached the point where almost all the grain-fed beef I encounter tastes less than beefy.

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Eating for Two: How Do You Love Sardines, Tell Me All the Ways

Try getting a tin of the smaller sized variety and using them instead of anchovies in a puttanesca sauce. I cut them in half lengthwise rather than chop them.

If you ever have a chance to try Venetian sarde in saor, do it!

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