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  • Posted 2/3/11 on Grub Street SF
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Foodily, a Facebook-esque Food Site, Will Tell You What to Make for Dinner, or Something

Foodily, a Facebook-esque Food Site, Will Tell You What to Make for Dinner, or Something

But is it only half-baked?

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  • Posted 7/7/09 on Grub Street SF

Bi-Rite Creamery on Food Network Tonight

Don't forget to put a VHS tape in your VCR and get your young but precociously skilled child to program it for you. Tonight's episode of the Food Networks Best Thing I Ever Ate goes for a "Sugar Rush"...

Filed Under: food media
  • Posted 7/6/09 on Grub Street SF

The Tenderloin Restaurant Guide

The astute folks over at the Tenderblog noticed the above poster in a shop window over the weekend and traced its origin from the real world to the virtual one. Turns out its the product of the North of...

Filed Under: food media
  • Posted 7/6/09 on Grub Street SF

Michael Bauer Joins the Tweet Life

The Chron's main critic and executive food editor already has to find time to "write, edit, blog, answer emails, walk the dog and eat between meals," and now he's got another task: Michael Bauer is finally joining Twitter as @michaelbauer1....

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  • Posted 7/6/09 on Grub Street SF

Menu Language That Should Never Be

Our colleague Helen Rosner in Chicago relates today's Tribune's list of nine menu language pet peeves, which includes redundancies such as shrimp scampi (literally shrimp shrimp), and "melt-in-your-mouth" (when not applied to ice cream). We're right on board with these,...

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  • Posted 7/6/09 on Grub Street SF

Threads Up: Talking Meat With the Nimans

For those with questions and opinions about meat production, you've got a great forum starting today in a Chowhound conversation with Bill and Nicolette Hahn Niman. The rancher who helped spearhead a departure from factory farming and the lawyer...

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  • Posted 6/29/09 on Grub Street SF

The Other Critics: RN74

Michael Bauer finally got by RN74 for his much-anticipated review, and gave Michael Mina's latest project a solid three stars all the way around. The cassoulet stood out as a highlight of the wine-friendly menu, as did pate de...

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  • Posted 6/29/09 on Grub Street SF

Sir Francis Drake a Top Historic Hotel, Says AAA

Another day, another national best-of list. This time it's the American Automobile Association with it's roundup of the United States' "top historic hotels." San Francisco made the list with the Sir Francis Drake, home of the Starlight Room. The...

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  • Posted 6/29/09 on Grub Street SF

SF's Gay Foodies in the Spotlight for Pride

In honor of Pride yesterday, Bay Area Bites has a great general shout-out to the gay and lesbian chefs, restaurateurs and other food personalities that help make our city such a culinary Mecca. In particular, we thought the mention...

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  • Posted 6/26/09 on Grub Street SF

Dutch Crunch Gets its Close-Up

For those of you who missed it, Serious Eats yesterday ran a lengthy treatise on one of our region's under-celebrated foods, the Dutch Crunch roll. This peculiar little foodstuff is taken so much for granted that we didn't even...

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  • Posted 6/23/09 on Grub Street SF

The New Viagra: Popcorn and Tomato Soup

Next month's issue of Men's Health includes some tips on what to eat (aside from generic Viagra you ordered on the internet) to improve your sexual performance, including popcorn and tomato soup. According to the UK Guardian, "it's all...

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  • Posted 6/23/09 on Grub Street SF

Cosentino on Food Network Tonight

San Francisco's offal-master and burgeoning Food Network star Chris Cosentino is going to grace the small screen tonight on a Barbecue edition of The Best Thing I Ever Ate (Food Network, 9:30 p.m.). He'll explore the world of grilled...

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  • Posted 6/22/09 on Grub Street SF

Audition for 'Next Food Network Star' (Please)

Mark your calendars, aspiring celebrity chefs: Season six of The Next Food Network Star is coming, and they're going to be casting here next month. On July 26, head to the W Hotel between 10 a.m. and 6 p.m....

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  • Posted 6/19/09 on Grub Street SF

Friday Fun: 'Let It Burrito'

Serious Eats came across this comic on Buttersafe and, it's hilarious. Click through to check out the burrito at the end and then tell us whether you think it's from Northern or Southern California. [Buttersafe via Serious Eats]...

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  • Posted 6/18/09 on Grub Street SF

EMD Slams 99 Drams

Eat Me Daily today ripped into local blogger Kate Hopkins' new book, 99 Drams of Whiskey, bucking the opinions of Publisher's Weekly and Playboy (at least as reported in Accidental Hedonist). Reviewer Paula Forbes doesn't spit vitriol or write...

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  • Posted 6/18/09 on Grub Street SF

Chipotle's Pigs Have It Good

Reporter John Berman, Chipotle CEO Steve Ells, and rancher Joel Salatin at Polyface Farms ABC News took a visit to one of the farms from which Chipotle sources its meat. Fat, happy pigs get to "express their pigness" at...

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  • Posted 6/17/09 on Grub Street SF

Rachel Maddow to Moonlight as Bartender

Rachel Maddow took a break from talking news on MSNBC to be the guest bartender on the newest episode of Digg Nation, due to air today. The commentator has gained quite a reputation as a cocktail expert, starting with a...

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  • Posted 6/17/09 on Grub Street SF

Menu Design is All About Psychology

The menu at Chicago's Moto is also a dish We've seen a couple of unique pricing gimmicks in the last few weeks with Fish & Farm's single-price menu and Urban Tavern's pay-what-you-feel experiment, but almost all restaurants use more...

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  • Posted 6/17/09 on Grub Street SF

'Top Chef Masters' Spoiler: SF Writer Announces Winner

Even though it may cost someone a million bucks, a San Francisco writer broke — and MenuPages Chicago confirmed — the overall winner of Bravo's Top Chef Masters (Do Not click the links if you don't want to know). GraceAnn...

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  • Posted 6/16/09 on Grub Street SF

Berkely Buns Make Roadfood List

We have to give Roadfood author Michael Stern credit for not being too obvious with his Bay Area pick in the list top 15 list from he and Jane Stern's new guide, 500 Things to Eat Before it's Too...

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