Saturday Night Lights: Texas Barbecue with Spinal Tapas
Book your tickets now, cowboys and gals, for Spinal Tapas' second gastronomic orgy at Philly Kitchen Share. Chefs and Philadelphia Weekly food writers Tim McGinnis and Brian McManus themed their first Spinal Tapas event around the Philadelphia Weekly package Must Eats they coauthored with yours truly. This one, happening January 16th with seatings for 16 at 6pm and 9pm, will take carnivores on a tour McManus's home state, Texas, from eastern (apple-brined hickory smoked pulled pork barbecue) to central (dry-rubbed 12 hour mesquite smoked brisket) and down to the border (barbecued goat tacos). Additionally, expect chili con carne, the national dish, frijoles a la charra (stewed pinto beans with chiles and the burnt tips of the brisket), collard greens with ham hocks, jalapeño corn bread, and fruit kolaches, a cobbler like dessert of central Texas. McGinnis and McManus will keep you hydrated with plenty of spiked sweet tea and the always-classy Miller High Life. Tickets are only $40 per person, and reservations can be made at the Kitchen Share's website.
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sashimi baby
When one of our editors had a baby boy last year, we went forth into the hellish depths of children's clothing stores searching like mad for an appropriate present. It was terrifying. Lots screaming. Lots of tears. And that was just us, not the kids. 2T, 3T, 18-25.67-repeating-months. We felt like we were back in math class trying to find some cool apparel for this foodie in training. We came up empty-handed and were forced to create our own gift. Thus, Sashimi Baby was born, tee shirts, bibs, and onesies for the ubran baby with discriminating taste. Is your Beer Snob in Traning's bottle filled with Sly Fox formula? Or do you have a brat that's prone to Tempura Tantrums? Which side of the foie gras debate do your progeny stand on? Alphabet bibs teach babes their ABCs according to your favorite gourmet ingredients--A for arugula, B for branzino, C for chorizo--so that when the time comes, they're be well equipped to order for themselves at Amada and Lacroix. 100% cotton. Available from 6 months to 24 months. Quick shipping. Perfect for a present or for your own adorable little monster.
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