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November 17, 2009
("10 great places to toast Bloody Mary's 75th", USA Today, November 17, 2009)
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Adam Seger, an “off-the-wall bartender,” mixes up creative cocktails including the Cazuela, an “adult Gatorade” made with citrus, sugar-cane rum and Fresca, and the Orient Express, made with Domaine de Canton, yuzu and a house-grown Kaffir lime. As with most of Seger’s cocktails, the Bloody Mary is made with herbs he grows at the bar and heirloom tomatoes. “Forget tomato juice, he mashes a yellow and red tomato together as his base,” DeGroff says. “It’s what he calls his ‘drink you like to eat’ philosophy.”
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October 17, 2009
("Eight Great Dumplings in Chicago", Gourmet Magazine 2009, May 12, 2009)
Wow BaoLike the good restaurateur he is, Rich Melman saw gold in these soft, spicy buns. Now he has multiple locations around the city hawking them, and he can hardly keep up with the demand. These buns are quickly prepared and portable—fast food without that after-meal remorse. (wowbao.com)
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November 17, 2009
Wildfire in Atlanta Introduces...
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November 17, 2009
The weekend of November 20th will offer a most unique blend of culinary creativity and innovation to begin the holiday season. Four-star Chicago restaurant, Tru, and the famed Blackberry Farm (recently featured on the Martha Stewart Show) will join together for an entire weekend of events that are sure to delight the culinary senses. Sam Beall, owner of Blackberry Farm and author of their recently released cookbook, The Blackberry Farm Cookbook, will be in attendance along with Gale Gand, Executive Pastry Chef/Partner of Tru and recent author of a Gale Gand’s Brunch!
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June 17, 2009
This appeared in the Chicago Reader on October 13, 2006.
Alpana's Revenge
By Nicholas Day
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June 17, 2009
For some reason, the weather in Chicago is refusing to let go of winter
this year. I have lived in this city for almost 10 years and I don't
remember it ever taking so long for the temperature to warm up. By now,
I should be complaining how hot it is and my hair should immediately
frizz up from the humidity when I walk outside. Instead, I'm still
wearing a sweater and my winter coat. Ugh!
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