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Ted Kennedy's Favorite Lobster Salad
6 ears corn
4 lbs. lobster meat
2 tomato, large
2 avocado
1 tablespoon mayonnaise
2 tablespoons milk
1/2 cup fresh dill
salt and pepper
Los Angeles
by David Latt
Certain foods cause people to become rhapsodic. Proust had his madeleines. I have pho ga. At Pho Vinh Ky, the large bowl of chicken soup and rice noodles arrives with a plate of fresh herbs and...
Los Angeles
by Jessica Harper
If you should find yourself visiting a much-more-hip-than-you relative in the much-more-hip-than-where-you-live section of L.A. called Silver Lake, stop in at a wee restaurant called Sqirl. It’s...
New England
by Melanie Chartoff
I hail from New Haven, although I've frankly never in my life hailed, even for a taxi cab. It's simply not my style. I visit the Elm City (although I'm not sure why it's nicknamed thus as all the...
New York
by Michael Tucker
We finally got up on the roof at Eataly for a German-Italian- American-style lunch at Birreria.
Like most things at Eataly it did not disappoint. Birreria is a stunner — a wide open rooftop with...
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