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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Southside Steaks.
Fatty, oozy, meaty, cheesy, bready — cheesesteaks are a thing close to my heart. There’s a joke there somewhere. It’s about a cardiologist. I’m not from Philly, but the place still feels like home on the rare occasions I get … Continue reading
Posted in Ambience, Cheap eats, Ingredients, Neighborhoods, Service, South Side, Traditional
Tagged Amoroso, authenticity, cheesesteak, Cheez Whiz, Food, Philly, Pittsburgh, provolone, roll, South Philly, South Side, Southside
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Make your own stock.
I beg you. Chicken, pork, beef, shrimp, clam, mushroom — whatever. It makes everything better. Funny thing: I couldn’t tell you why I did it the first time. I think I was just curious. Now it’s one of those things … Continue reading
Posted in Ambience, Cheap eats, Ingredients, Neighborhoods, North Side, Recipes, Techniques and tools
Tagged authenticity, braise, cheap eats, chicken, chicken stock, Food, North Side, Pittsburgh, shrimp, Sriracha
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Tim.
It seems a lot of things that strike me as interesting come from people trying something new, often on their own. That’s true with Salt of the Earth, Crested Duck Charcuterie, Azul, 21st Street Coffee, etc. It’s also true with … Continue reading
Posted in Beer, Ingredients, Nontraditional, Techniques and tools
Tagged beer, craft beer, Drink, Food, Pittsburgh
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Frankie’s.
Places like this make me nervous. Old-school like there are no newer schools, Frankie’s is where you can get a more-than-solid hot sausage sandwich and two bottled Yuenglings for less than seven bucks. But it’s just down the street from … Continue reading
Posted in Beer, Cheap eats, Lawrenceville, Neighborhoods, Service, Traditional
Tagged authenticity, beer, Food, Frankie's, gentrification, gentrify, IC Light, identity, Lawrenceville, Pittsburgh, sausage, tradition, Yuengling
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Salt of the Earth.
This is probably a little backward. The first time I went to the one Pittsburgh restaurant everyone — everyone — is talking about and it’s on a night it’s not serving any of its regular menu. It’s on a night … Continue reading
Posted in Ambience, Beer, Garfield, Ingredients, Neighborhoods, Presentation, Service, Traditional
Tagged beer, butter, Food, Garfield, luck, NaCl, Penn Brewery, Pittsburgh, pork, pork and sauerkraut, salt, Salt of the Earth, sauerkraut, St. Nick Bock, tradition
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