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HOT OFF THE STOVE / notes, comments, observations and links about any and all things food related
By Larry Levine – MAY 17, 2012 – A twofer today. Lunch at Barney;s Gourmet Hamburgers and dinner at Panzanella, both in Sherman Oaks CA and both recommended at atLarrys.com.... -
THE FUTILE QUEST FOR TASTY AIRLINE FOOD / 78 years of trying and they can’t get it right
By Larry Levine – Suppose you went to the most upscale restaurant in your city, one with a couple of Michelin stars on the wall. You order the most expensive,... -
A SUSHI LOVERS’ GUIDE TO SURVIVAL IN TOUGH TIMES
By Larry Levine -It’s been a tough 13 months or so for sushi lovers. First, the Fukushima nuclear power plant poured radioactive iodine and cesium into the ocean off the... -
DESTINATION ITALY / dining tips to anchor your trip
By Larry Levine – There are two truisms about dining in Italy: 1) all food is regional, and 2) it’s almost impossible to get a bad meal. In Italy regional... -
LESSONS FROM FUKUSHIMA / the nuclear threat to California’s agriculture and the world’s food supply
One reactor at the San Onofre nuclear power plant on the coast of Orange County in Southern California has been shut down since January because of the discovery of hundreds... -
KENTUCKY BREAKFASTS / They make a day that’s all wrong look all right
By Larry Sheingold – Mornings in a strange town. The limbo between last night’s excess and today’s agenda. Things may perk up. But right now, it’s a newspaper full of... -
ON THE GO / NAPA VALLEY – Some wonderful restaurant tips amidst the wineries
By Larry Sheingold – It’s easy to find wine tasting opportunities in the Napa Valley. Just ask your chauffer. Or if you’re not on one of those all-you-can-sip, designated-driver, wine... -
BAD EXECUTION RUINS A MEAL
By Larry Sheingold – It changes the dining out experience when you write for a restaurant recommendation website. You go from asking yourself: am I enjoying this restaurant, to: would... -
ALMOST EVERYTHING YOU EVER WOULD WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE SALMON ON YOUR PLATE
By Larry Levine – “Tomorrow should be a freakin’ holiday! It’s one of the most important days in my calendar every year! Tomorrow the world’s finest salmon will grace Gemini...
THE GOLD PLATED COBB
Power restaurant Michael’s in New York has a Cobb Salad on its lunch menu for $36. The Brown Derby’s Robert Cobb cobbled together “his” salad out of what he found in his L.A. restaurant’s refrigerator one night. In 1953, a Cobb salad in the Brown Derby went for $2.25. Okay, inflation, and Michael’s uses balsamic vinegar, while the Derby’s French Dressing mixed olive oil with “salad oil.” Michael’s burger of ground rib-eye: $35. The Brown Derby’s Steak Hamburger De Luxe: $2.25. Marlene Dietrich broke the dress code by eating at the Derby in slacks. Match that, Michaels. – LD














