Month: September 2009

The Churn by James Norton09/01/200910/15/2009

Opening Soon: Ginger Hop

Dara has the scoop on the soon-to-open Ginger Hop — the new Northeast-located Thai restaurant will feature kim chi reubens and the management team that runs Chiang Mai Thai. UPDATE: See our interview with Jake Polt as well as our review of Ginger Hop.

The Churn by Maja Ingeman09/01/200911/02/2009

September 1 Tweet Rodeo

Backlash against the “Julie and Julia” phenom: Slate (via @Atlantic_Food) posits that “Mastering the Art of French Cooking” isn’t worth your money, @CookingUpAStory suggests a new movie and a new way of life, Tammy Wong of Rainbow Chinese offers a recipe for a calabash stir-fry (via @MplsFarmMarket), @MetroMixTC reports on the David vs. Goliath legal […]

Minnesota vs. Iowa: Battle of the State Fair Food

Head to Head by Sara Rice09/01/200909/03/2009

The Churn by James Norton09/01/200911/02/2009

September 1 Morning Roundup

Lions Tap is apparently suing McDonald’s over its “who’s your patty?” catchphrase, Green Your Plate attains peach-almond-cherry nirvana, Shore Lunch-breaded walleye at Heart Spoon, apparently some people call Eggs in a Frame “Egg in a Nest,” The Captain’s Chair loves Stub and Herb’s (and Lift Bridge Minnesota Tan), The Food Court still digs Meritage, and […]