Archive for May, 2007

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During my most recent trip to Wisconsin, my friends and I were able to partake in one of my favorite (completely unhealthy) snacks: deep fried cheese curds. As the appetizer was passed around the table at Madison’s, it soon became apparent that none of us were well versed with what a cheese curd actually [...]

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Whenever I visit the homeland (a.k.a. Milwaukee, WI), I have to make my traditional pilgrimage to Kopp’s Frozen Custard Stand. To me, nothing says Milwaukee like a butter burger, fresh fries, a Sprecher root beer, and frozen custard.
Okay, let’s stop right there because I just said two words that people outside of Wisconsin cringe [...]

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In my recent posts about sushi , I have mentioned how my husband hates nori seaweed, and always prefers to substitute it with soy paper. Before I met him, I had never even heard of soy paper before. But, as it turns out, many sushi restaurants offer it as a substitute, or even [...]

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I guess that I am pretty lucky to be able to say that I live within walking distance of three sushi restaurants. I call them The Good, The Bad, and The Trendy. I have already posted about Taiko, the cheapest (and worst) of the three, aka, “The Bad”. If you read that [...]

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If you have ever wondered what Los Angeles was like in the 1950s, spend some time at the counter of the Apple Pan. There are no gimmicks here: no jukeboxes blasting 50s music; no poodle-skirt-clad, wanna-be-actor waitresses. However, this might be the only place in the entire city that hasn’t changed since it [...]