Sunday, April 15, 2007

Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill (The Cincinnati Enquirer)


Sister Francis Marie Thrailkill (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
One of the best, most well-known cooks in town rarely uses recipes.

Got a beef with fatty red meat? Try turkey (Asbury Park Press)
Let's face it, when it comes to ground meat, fat adds flavor. But cutting fat doesn't have to condemn a dish to tastelessness.

Real-deal fish tacos at Ver-Daddy's shop (Miami Herald)
If you have been to San Diego or Baja Mexico, you probably know the joy of eating a fish taco in a sea breeze. Folded in a warm corn tortilla, the fish almost melts in your mouth under a mantle of batter and a layer of crunchy coleslaw.

LA TAPATIA (review) (Asbury Park Press)
The tamales lined with little cubes of queso and slivers of tender sauteed peppers are so disarming, I forget to inquire as to why they're not listed on the menu at La Tapatia. The simpler tamales, the ones with a mere film of mild red chile sauce, are delightfully unsophisticated. All come wrapped in protective, cosseting husks, so, when they're opened, steam escapes and you know to dive in ...

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