125 YEARS OF KOSHER DILL PICKLES / a link that joins the generations
By Larry Levine – There are things that join the generations in a continuum that gives meaning to existence, things that are handed down from grandparents to parents and on to offspring and grandchildren. They are the things that tell us we come from someplace and... Read More
MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THESE / 12 memorable meals from the year gone by
By Larry Levine – “You’re lucky, eating so many great meals in great restaurants.” I hear statements like that frequently from people who assume I created a restaurant web site (atLarrys.com) and this online food magazine as an excuse to eat great meals in great... Read More
MY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL – Is there such a thing as the Best Restaurant or the Best Meal?
By Larry Levine – The notion that something is “the best” of anything gives me pause. Of all the hundreds of pizza joints in which I’ve eaten, how can I know which was the best? Is it possible to recall the taste of every rack of ribs, or plate of foie gras, or... Read MoreMY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL – Home Base, Florence
(MY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL is an occasional feature written by the co-hosts of the restaurant recommendation web site http://www.atLarrys.com) By Larry Dietz – There are people who can recite every course of a great meal they had years ago; I’m not one of them. In... Read MoreMY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL – A Dinner With Family Behind the Iron Curtain
(MY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL is an occasional feature written by the co-hosts of the restaurant recommendation web site http://www.atLarrys.com) By Janice P. Lacy – The most memorable meal I have had was in Budapest, Hungary with my family – at least, I think they... Read MoreMY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL – SuperDawg in Chicago
(MY MOST MEMORABLE MEAL is an occasional feature at Table Talk atLarrys.com, written by co-hosts of the restaurant web site atLarrys.com) By Larry Sheingold – Most people can remember special meals, those inedible little life moments, as vividly now as the... Read More
ESPRESSO FROM THE DUOMO TO HOME
By Larry Dietz, I came to coffee relatively late in life, since my mother drank a perfunctory cup now and then and my father only had a cup after dinner. What they were drinking was already-ground drip coffee, out of a can that was likely to have been sitting open for... Read MoreMEMORIES OF FAMILY DINNERS GONE BY
By Larry Levine – There’ll be no house full of people for a holiday dinner once again this year. Those times and those memories are part of a very warmly recalled past. Tonight is the first night of Rosh Hashanah, and while our family has never been... Read More
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