lincoln park : 9 Recipes
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Review of Shine Restaurant in Lincoln Park
I love trying new places all over the place. While I think that there is nothing better than a home cooked meal, going out is awesome! So I came across Shine Restaurant while in the city with a couple of friends. We were at 1154[...] |
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Sprout 4.0
This morning, as I sit on my couch, stomach still in a comfortable place from the night before, I think about how to explain last night's experience. It's important to use the term experience over meal, because my time at Sprout proved to be so[...] |
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What became of the Bulgarzoon?
Whither the Bulgarzoon? Bulgaria? Kalamazoo? Mattoon? Why vanished Zoolak, lackaday? I do not see these offered at Soda fountains of today. Yesterday’s post on the new Lincoln Park Starfruit Cafe got me thinking about soured-milk drinks.[...] |
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Eat this! Swordfish, big and versatile
Weighing 200 to 600 pounds, the long-nosed swordfish ( Xiphias gladius ) is one of the largest commercially caught fish in the world. It has a firm, meaty texture and a rich mouthfeel. Its full yet mild flavor make it a versatile culinary option. At[...] |
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Eat this! Swordfish, big and versatile
Weighing 200 to 600 pounds, the long-nosed swordfish ( Xiphias gladius ) is one of the largest commercially caught fish in the world. It has a firm, meaty texture and a rich mouthfeel. Its full yet mild flavor make it a versatile culinary option. At[...] |
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Eat this! Cherries, a fruit to cherish
Julie Swieca created this cherry recipe for the Geja's Cafe 45th Anniversary Recipe contest. Geja's anniversary celebrations, June 27 through July 1, also include a 45-percent discount off food bills. |
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Eat this! Watermelon: More than dessert
What it is: The sweet and juicy fruit of a vine, Citrullus lanatus, watermelon is related to cucumbers and squash. Botanically, it’s considered a “pepo,” or false berry. Traditionally large, green-skinned and red- or[...] |
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Eat this! Quinoa, an ancient secret of the Andes
What it is: A grainlike seed, quinoa (Chenopodium quinoa), pronounced KEEN-wah, makes a delicious change from starches such as potatoes or rice. It has a fluffy, slightly crunchy texture, similar to wild rice or buckwheat groats, and a mild,[...] |
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Six romantic Valentine?s Day recipes from Chicago chefs
Cooking for that special someone this Valentine’s Day? Here are a few of our favorite romantic recipes from Chicagoland restaurants. Bistro 110, Magnificent Mile: Mussels with coriander and lemon, an aphrodisiac. The Chicago Firehouse, South[...] |