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9.
Adam Richman's Take on NYC's Bagels & Lox
2018-04-06
Like most New Yorkers -- natives, transplants, whomever -- we love bagels. But we didn't quite capture the essence of this city's bagel identity.
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8.
Seattle's Sweet Teriyaki Sauce
2018-04-06
Teriyaki: sweet! Sticky! Born not in Japan, but right here, in Seattle! Modern teriyaki was pioneered in Seattle in the Seventies, and for decades, teriyaki shops thrived as the city's, cheap, quirky alternative to franchised fast food. In the last ten years, about a third of the city's iconic teriyaki shops have disappeared. Can teriyaki survive in the city's glossy future?
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7.
Alabama's BBQ White Sauce
2018-04-06
Like the state itself, this Alabama BBQ White Sauce is a bit of a barbecue outsider: a white mayonnaise concoction designed not for brisket or pork, but for regular ol' chicken. In northern Alabama, the white sauce's legacy is as complex as it is delicious.
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6.
Chicago's Delicious Mild Sauce Tradition
2018-04-06
Chicago is a city that adores its food icons. But there's one Chicago food tradition that flies so under-the-radar, even many Chicago residents hadn't heard of it before Chicago-born comedian Hannibal Buress penned a love letter to it in Chicago Magazine.
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5.
Tampa Bay's Iconic Cuban Sandwich
2018-04-06
When you think about Cubans in Florida, you probably don't think of Tampa. But you should! Sure, today, Miami has the biggest concentration of Cuban-Americans in the state -- and the country, for that matter. But back before Miami was even a city, it was here, in Tampa, that the cigar industry boomed and the iconic Cuban sandwich was born.
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4.
Making Deep Dish Pizza Detroit Style
2018-04-06
With all due respect to Chicago's pizza pedigree, it's just not the only deep dish in the Rust Belt. Enter Detroit: where the pies are rectangular, the pans are blue steel, and the people have a thing or two to say about that "other" deep dish pizza.
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3.
Cooking Minnesota Wild Rice with Andrew Zimmern
2018-04-06
The Land of 10,000 Lakes is also the land of wild rice -- a naturally occurring aquatic grass that's knocked, finished, and sold by Native Americans. And while legit hand-picked wild rice can get expensive, it's an edible through-line that connects Minnesota's pristine past with its modern culinary future.
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2.
Maryland's Beloved Chesapeake Bay Crabs
2018-04-06
The Chesapeake Bay is home to over a third of all blue crabs harvested in the entire country, but it's Maryland that lives Chesapeake blue crab to the fullest. After being pushed to the brink of extinction a few decades ago, Maryland's favorite crustacean is thriving on the bay once again.
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1.
Garbage Plates: Rochester's Best-Kept Secret
2018-04-06
It's a glorious, 3000-calorie gutbuster of greasy lunch counter staples, from macaroni salad to cheeseburgers, and it brings this Rust Belt city together across lines of class, race, and generation.
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Food Groups is a series categorized as a returning series. Spanning 2 seasons with a total of 19 episodes, the show debuted on 2018. The series has earned a no reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at undefined.
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