Month: January 2021

Dallas’ 10 most popular food stories in 2020

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The most popular food stories that Dallas Morning News food reporters wrote in 2020 were often explanatory pieces about dining during the coronavirus pandemic. We consulted doctors on what’s safe in bars and restaurants, and we explained how (masked) chefs would feed us during a year when eating was all anyone wanted to do.

But you know what we also wrote about? Queso and corny dogs. Torchy’s Tacos announced they’d start selling their queso in grocery stores, and wow, we needed that. And the Fletcher’s family announced it would sell corny dogs at Golden Chick after the State

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World-Renowned Chef Feeds Thousands of Families in the Bronx

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Chef Millie Peartree has always felt at home in the kitchen.

“I cracked my first egg when I was seven and I’ve had an affinity for it and always wanted to do it,” said Peartree.

What You Need To Know

  • Millie Peartree started Full Heart Full Bellies over the summer, when so many programs families relied on for meals were canceled

  • Since July, they have delivered more than 40,000 meals to city housing residents

  • The meals are delivered to the Mitchell Houses, Patterson Houses and Moore Houses
  • She has strong ties to the Bronx, where she grew up and had
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Jason DeSalsa Raises $4,748 For Minnesota Central Kitchen

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10 P.M. Weather ReportA bit of a late January warmup is pulling into the station, reports Chris Shaffer (3:12).
WCCO 4 News At 10 – January 27, 2021

Finding Minnesota: Austin’s SPAM MuseumWCCO’s John Lauritsen takes us on a tour of one of the most unique museums you’ll find! (3:06)
WCCO 4 News At 10 – January 27, 2021

What’s The Deal With GameStop And The Stock Market?A mass of amateur internet investors is buying GameStop stock, causing its stock price to soar, reports Jeff Wagner (2:16).
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D.C. Restaurant Experts Predict Food News Headlines for 2021

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Following an Eater tradition, we asked a group of restaurant critics, journalists, bloggers, and — as a new twist this year — a couple industry pros to weigh in on the year in food. Their answers to an annual “Year in Eater” survey will be revealed in several posts this week. Next up, the dining experts predict headlines for D.C. food news in 2021.

Tim Carman, Washington Post food columnist: “Joe Biden Appoints José Andrés as National Food Czar to Rethink How America Does Disaster Relief”

Jessica Sidman, Washingtonian food editor: I’m sure there will be no shortage

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Homemade Spice Blend Recipes – Chowhound

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Right now is prime time to make the most of your pantry and raiding your spice rack is a great place to start. Rather than take the solo approach consider making a DIY spice blend. Bonus: It can help save you from cooking fatigue.

Not only is it a smart way to take advantage of rarely used spices that are on the brink of expiring, combining several different ingredients ensures your food will hit multiple flavor

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