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Archive for February, 2007

I was starting to put together this post with some brief thoughts about food and eating in Ann Arbor when the blog-surfing Shana pointed out the voluminous commentary on annaborisoverated.com about the quality of the food experience in Ann Arbor. The post and the reactions were exciting to us here at G3 because it [...]

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OK, it seems like I never have such rich food-filled weekends (at least lately!). You guys are artists of eating. Can I just tell you how pathetic I am? OK here goes.
Friday night Lenny had rehearsal so I sat drinking the end of a nice cabernet from a few days before and went to all [...]

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The Weekend in Food

This weekend was kind of a test of my notion that if you buy good ingredients and are a bit careful, you can’t really go wrong. Well, nothing went terribly wrong, but for the most part it wasn’t great . . .
Friday night we went to David and Anthea’s house (friends of [...]

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Weekend roundup

It was a weekend full of noodles and chocolate, though, blessedly, not together.
We got off to good start with vietnamese beef noodle soup at Paradise, which I learned about from a post that Kitchen Chick did a while back on pho kits. The broth wasn’t as aromatic as I’d remembered it, but it was still [...]

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The first G3 Potluck (so highly anticipated that Shana even decided against running off for a weekend in Mexico just to attend)

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Chicken Soup: Three reviews

I’ve been sick these days. Luckily, it seems a minor winter cold, replete with sniffles and sneezes and head-fogginess but thankfully lacking achiness and fever. Mostly, I lay around for a day or so, reading trashy magazines, blowing my nose, and viewing early Steven Speilberg films (Duel and Sugarland Express, both brilliant). The boyfriend [...]

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This week Nick has engaged with three new foods:

Guacamole. Tastes good and ever so fun to eat. Hours of pleasure standing at the coffee table with a single chip shuttling small globs of guac into your mouth. We have not yet imposed a no double-dipping rule on him. Don’t want to kill the spirit of [...]

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The food is just never as good as the wine.
The Earle is romantic and cozy, particularly in winter and particularly in the wine bar. The wine list is probably the best in town and the prices for bottles are very reasonable. I almost always have a great bottle there. But I am also [...]

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