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Khao Soi

Never wear anything but black when eating khao soi. Ever. I caught myself in time, and layered on a black hoodie before digging in to khao soi. Unforunately for my t-shirt, I should have done this while cooking as well. I follow the Pok Pok recipe for khao soi, and there is a full tablespoon […]

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Forbidden Sweet Potato Casserole

One Year for Thanksgiving I brought this as one of my dishes to my family’s dinner and I was forbidden from ever brining it again, on account of it being too decadent. Sweet potatoes, bacon, bourbon, sage, rosemary. There is nothing in here I wouldn’t marry. Frankly, if I ever get married, I’ll take this […]

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Albondigas!

I haven’t met a meatball I didn’t like, but Mexican style albondigas are my favorite, whether in soup or in salsa, and for me (or as I’ve been doing lately, in a Mexican style meatball sub). For me, the essential element in sopa de albondigas is the herbs. I use mint and cilantro in the […]

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Watermelon Ancho Reyes.

I’ve been playing around with my bottle of Ancho Reyes (original) lately and came up with this margarita variation. My favorite application so far is just a simple mule, per serving suggestion on the website. I’ve enjoyed a few other cocktails, but I prefer to taste not just heat but the ancho chile flavor. So I […]

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Chartreuse Swizzle

Actually, I didn’t splurge on the $60+ bottle of Chartreuse. I used a new, local product by Elixir Spirits called Vers, which was designed after Chartreuse. It’s been a while since I’ve sipped the OG spirit straight, but I have no complaints about this one, especially at half the price. For the pineapple juice, Lakewood […]

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Surf City Swizzle

The Trinidad Sour is probably the most flamboyant use of Angostura Bitters ever created. Although I’m a generally a fan of bold flavors, I think this is a much more balanced cocktail. The Surf School Swizzle, recipe courtesy of Imbibe Magazine!