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67: Son of a Gun's Uni and Burrata

Leading up to this year's Best of L.A. issue (due out Oct. 4), we'll be counting down, in no particular order, 100 of our favorite dishes. 67: Son of a Gun's Uni and Burrata. There are quite a few contenders for favorites on Son of a Gun's menu, dishes that......
Fairies eat and drink in The Enchanted Forest; Credit: A. Scattergood

Which Fictional Foods Stir Your Appetite?

Last week, a commenter on the "Talk" question boards on the Serious Eats website asked people what their favorite fictional foods are. It turns out many of us have shared strong relationships with the foods in the books we grew up reading......
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Rapper Takes on Chick-Fil-A + Launches a New Genre: The Recipe Rap

Sick of talking about Chick-fil-A? Me too. Sick of very fast recipe rapping? Uuuhh, no, me neither. The recent controversy over Chick-fil-A's involvement in the anti-same-sex marriage movement has inspired Mac Lethal, a Kansas City rapper, to perhaps start a new trend: the recipe rap. Check it out (warning: PG-13......
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Republic of Laughter, or ROFL, Open on Melrose

The Republic of Laughter on Melrose Avenue is now open, and it's pretty damn funny. Chef Govind Armstrong created the menu, which is described as "artfully designed, conscientiously sourced fare." The chef de cuisine is Jacob Wildman, who will be the on-site chef type person. But that's not what's so......
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The Undercover Vegetarian: L&E Oyster Bar

L&E Oyster Bar, which is the subject of this week's restaurant review, is a seafood joint, and as such, it's a pescatarian's paradise. There's very little meat on the menu -- bacon in the clam chowder, chorizo on some toast, one lone steak sandwich. The rest is all fish and......
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Where the Chefs Eat: Providence's Michael Cimarusti

Where the Chefs Eat will be an ongoing series in which we ask a local chef to give us his or her favorite spots for everyday or cheap dining options. This week, Providence's chef Michael Cimarusti tells us his regular spots. "For Mexican, I go to My Taco a lot......