Month: August 2009

August 6 Tweet Rodeo

Feeling rebellious? Get a glass of @BlueDoorPub’s new wine; it’s illegal — in Alabama, that is, @The_Wedge and two guys in Brooklyn prove that apartment (aka yard-less) living is no excuse for not growing your own food, @CommonRoots offers another Twitter discount to promote Thousand Hills beef, @TCFoodies reports that Black Dog CafĂ© offers a […]

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August 6 Morning Roundup

Sandwiches from Clancey’s, Salty Tart, and Yum! make Rick’s top ten list, a local blogger says “nix! nein! never!” to Subway’s new chicken bacon BBQ sandwich, a newly designed website called The Mix has the ongoing details for 11 Twin Cities natural foods co-ops, Rick moons a bit over blogger / author Julie Powell, and […]

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August 5 Tweet Rodeo

Have you ever had the perfect balance of sweetly tangy yogurt that’s prevalent in Vietnam? Now you can make it at home, thanks to a recipe from @AqNguyen / @TangledNoodle, @MetroMag experiments with DIY alcoholic flavor infusions, @Vita_MN dishes on a 3-course meal and Julie & Julia film viewing for $20, @FourFirkins now offers the […]

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New Gastro Non Grata Flyer Out

Holy moly, the new Gastro Non Grata (Aug. 23, Triple Rock, 6pm, $3-5 at the door) looks amazing. Check out the flyer here. Brief highlights: Sea Change Head Chef Erik Anderson, La Belle Vie chef de cuisine Mike Decamp and Tony Magee, owner of Lagunitas Brewing Co. Meat-based door prizes from Clancey’s. Northern Brewer. Raul […]

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August 5 Morning Roundup

Rachel is a little too kind to the Applebee’s-equivalent that is Tavern on France, Well Fed Guide to Life podcasts from Allie’s Deli, Iggers provides insight into K-Wok’s secret Filipino menu and offers a strong contender for Beige Photo of the Year, the club Visage is out and some undetermined sports bar will soon be […]

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Watering the Mind’s Garden

Here’s some exotic food for thought: “The Lessons of a Wabi-Sabi Garden,” a Simple, Good, and Tasty essay that teeters dramatically on the fence that separates “labored” from “thought-provoking,” only to eventually fall into the latter category with a satisfying clunk.

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