La Monarca Strives To Save The Butteflies
All four locations are donating profits to Ecolife's efforts to save suffering monarch colonies.
Grub Street
All Grub Street Posts Tagged:
‘mexico’
- All Blogs (28)
- Bos (0)
- Chi (0)
- LA (21)
- NYC (3)
- Phl (4)
- SF (0)
Showing 1-20 of 28 posts
- < Prev
- Next >
Javier Plascencia and Aquiles Chavez Adding Carne Asada Feast to "Hola México" Film Festival in Downtown
Five chefs in total will create steak dishes to compliment the eight day film series.
Jon Shook and Michael Voltaggio Making a Run For The Border
The chefs will cook this Wednesday at Diego Hernandez's Valle de Guadalupe restaurant.
El Pueblo’s Diablito Beats the Heat With a Little Fire Against Fire
The spicy and icy treat is just what you need to combat sweltering temperatures.
Weed Workers Join United Food and Commercial Union; Kegger Cup Company Rakes It In
The 35,000 member-strong union promises to put its weight behind keep medical marijuana dispensaries open.
Giant Food Stores Halt Sales of ‘Pink Slime’; Pop-Ups Keep on Popping
Plus: The company that makes those red plastic cups found at most keggers is worth a mint; and Mexican chefs are mixing up their repertoire, all in our morning news roundup.
U.S. Trans-Fat Consumption Dips by 58%; 10 Lbs. of Cocaine Found in Food Packages at LAX
The last decade saw a major dip in the eating of these dangerous lipids.
Eagle Rock Brewery Bottles Equinox; El Chapin To Reopen as The Highland
The sour ale marks only the second of the brewing company's bottled ales on the market.
Radiation Found in Japanese Baby Food; Pinot Payola Scandal Hits Wine Advocate Writer
Wine writer Jay Miller resigns after news leaks that he accepted money for appearances.
Mexico's Chefs Pay Tribute to Baja
Prominent chefs from Yucatan and Tabasco praise the state as a gastronomic backbone of Mexico.
Introducing The Baja California Culinary Fest, October 5th-9th
The inaugural event will find five days of cooking, learning, and even hunting in five different Baja cities.
28% of U.S. Can't Cook; Fat Guy Sues White Castle
A man brings legal action against the burger chain when they refuse his request to increase the size of its booths.
John Sedlar Starts Tweeting; Hunts Maguey Worms in Mexico
The chef shows an Ahab-like obsession with the critters and settles for a scoop of giant ants.
First Look at The Space and Menu at Artichoke's Heart, Now Open on Melrose
This is the first U.S. location for the restaurant, which has one location in Mexico City and one in Guadalajara.
Paul & Andre Pops-Up in Hollywood; Subway Cutting Salt
The temporary club is being called the hottest night in Hollywood.
Survivalists Stock Up on Seeds For Post-Apocalyptic Gardening; Quinoa Controversy Causes a Rift Between Rabbis
Plus: Artisan brewers emerge in Mexico; and Subway cuts sodium in its Fresh Fit sandwich line, all in our morning news roundup.
Japanese Food Exports Tested for Radiation; Can A Restricted Diet Treat ADHD?
In other news, it's pi day, so pull out your protractor when devouring your next cobbler.
USDA Faces Off With Zombie Jerky ; Britney Spears Revisits Her Hometown Burger Joint
Labeling your product "mutagen-free" apparently makes it harder to get approval from regulators.
Deadly Gunfights Erupted at Five City Bars Over the Weekend; Teflon Is Lethal For Household Pets
Plus: Domino's "tweaked" its chicken wings; and chilly temperatures in Mexico are inflating US food costs, all in our morning news roundup.
