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Thu, 21 August 2008 Chicago's Parthenon celebrates its 40th anniversary this year with the release of a new cookbook. The birthplace of flaming saganaki ("opaa!") and spit-fired gyros has plenty to be proud of. I spoke with author Camille Stagg at the legendary Greektown restaurant about local Greek history and some of the classic recipes. If you're in Chicago this weekend, be sure to check out the Greek Festival going on all weekend, up and down Halsted St. in Greektown.Comments[0] |
Thu, 14 August 2008 A wave of churrascos - Brazilian-style beef emporiums - has swept the U.S. In Chicago alone, there is Fogo de Chao, Brazazz and Texas de Brazil, with another - Zed 451 - offering a more American approach. We visit the original, Fogo de Chao, to see what it's all about.Comments[0] |
Thu, 7 August 2008 Jamaican Independence Day is this week (Aug. 6) and to celebrate, locals tend to feast on their national dish - not Jerk chicken or pork mind you, but rather, ackee & saltfish. A recent trip to the island nation showed me how this unique combination comes together.Comments[0] |
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Thu, 3 July 2008 Tony and Cathy Mantuano are the forces behind the 4-star Spiaggia in Chicago, but they just released a new book, "Wine Bar Food," which focuses on their love of small plates paired expertly with Mediterranean wines. One of the big (and pleasant) surprises in this book is the fact they didn't just stick to their comfort zone of Italy. They also branched out to Greece and Spain, and added some really tasty recipes.Comments[0] |
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Chicago's Parthenon celebrates its 40th anniversary this year with the release of a new cookbook. The birthplace of flaming saganaki ("opaa!") and spit-fired gyros has plenty to be proud of. I spoke with author Camille Stagg at the legendary Greektown restaurant about local Greek history and some of the classic recipes. If you're in Chicago this weekend, be sure to check out the Greek Festival going on all weekend, up and down Halsted St. in Greektown.
A wave of churrascos - Brazilian-style beef emporiums - has swept the U.S. In Chicago alone, there is Fogo de Chao, Brazazz and Texas de Brazil, with another - Zed 451 - offering a more American approach. We visit the original, Fogo de Chao, to see what it's all about.
Jamaican Independence Day is this week (Aug. 6) and to celebrate, locals tend to feast on their national dish - not Jerk chicken or pork mind you, but rather, ackee & saltfish. A recent trip to the island nation showed me how this unique combination comes together.
Tony and Cathy Mantuano are the forces behind the 4-star Spiaggia in Chicago, but they just released a new book, "Wine Bar Food," which focuses on their love of small plates paired expertly with Mediterranean wines. One of the big (and pleasant) surprises in this book is the fact they didn't just stick to their comfort zone of Italy. They also branched out to Greece and Spain, and added some really tasty recipes.
