Heidi’s

February 25 Morning Roundup

Bill Roehl’s stormy forecast for a wildlife education center / bar/ grill in Farmington, oven fries vs. the February blues, behold the new fish fry club theme song, an epic sandwich review of the 112 Eatery burger, looks like the (a? one of many?) benefit for Heidi’s and Blackbird may happen March 14, thoughts on […]

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February 23 Flickr Photo Roundup

The amazing Heavy Table cake (and other shots from our party) by beccadilley, whole wheat / rye sourdough with flax seeds by gamelaner, wild rice and mushroom soup, spaghetti sauce and whole grain pancakes with blueberry maple syrup by pickycook, shrimp sauce from  Groceries of the Orient in Burnsville, Minnesota by rabidscottsman, and post-fire photos […]

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Post-Fire Thoughts from Shefzilla

Chef Stewart Woodman of Heidi’s offers his first post-fire thoughts on his blog, Shefzilla. “I feel OK in reality what happened yesterday was that a building burned, but what remains is what we always had.  It was a great honor of my life to be your cook these years at Heidi’s.” UPDATE: Chef Woodman has […]

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Blackbird and Heidi’s, After the Fire

If there’s a silver lining to yesterday’s fire, it’s this: while the incineration of Heidi’s and Blackbird was a monumentally depressing event, it was mercifully free of death or injury. We’re lucky on that front. The loss of both restaurants is, however, deeply disappointing for anyone who loves local food. Both were relatively new restaurants. […]

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January 11 Morning Roundup

Recipes, giveaways, and the year in review at Trout Caviar, True Thai is now marketing take-home stir fry sauce, Kopplin’s makes Bon Appetit’s list of Top 10 Best Boutique Coffee Shops (and D.C.’s Peregrine Espresso is owned by a guy from Fergus Falls, according to our in-house coffee expert Eric Faust), Dara names her favorite […]

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January 4 Morning Roundup

… And we’re back. Cheese Underground’s five favorite new Wisconsin cheeses of 2009 (Hook’s 15-year cheddar deserves at least an honorable mention), Rick Nelson reviews the 2009 Twin Cities food scene, a head-to-head comparison of IKEA and Ingebretsen’s meatballs, insight into buying ethical dairy and eggs, adventures in worcestershire sauce, thoughts about Crescent Moon and […]

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