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Tag Archives: Eddie Lin
Kamikaze Kitchen
As readers of Trippy Food already know, friend and fellow foodie Eddie Lin and I have collaborated on many events, including podcasts, videos posted to KCRW’s Good Food blog and videos that have appeared in previous Trippy Food articles. For … Continue reading
Posted in Trippy Talk
Tagged Benjamin Ford, CA, California, chef, Culver City, Eddie Lin, Facebook, Ford's Filling Station, Gavin Lansdale, Kamikaze Kitchen, Trippy Food, Twitter, YouTube
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Night Of The Iguana
Iguana Central and South America I have three pet peeves that make me cringe each time they are executed by food writers – the first being the mortal sin of using the possessive apostrophe for plurality; the second is lauding … Continue reading
Posted in South and Central America
Tagged allspice, bamboo chicken, Caribbean, Central America, chayote, chicken, chiles, coconut, Deep End Dining, Eddie Lin, ExoticMeatMarket.com, Florida, hearts of palm, hibiscus, Iguana, jerk, mango, reptile, seasoning, Serrano, South American, tastes like chicken, tree chicken, yuca frites, yucca
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I Smell A Rat
Nutria (South America and Louisiana) L.A. Gastronauts at Villains Tavern, Los Angeles CA Despite the American romance with Cajun cuisine, the thought of Paul Prudhomme or Emeril Lagasse presenting a steaming platter of rat fricassée conjures up visions of restaurant … Continue reading
Posted in Gulf Coast States, South and Central America
Tagged 2-Buck Chuck, boudin, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cajun, chef, cornbread, coypu, crawfish, Eddie Lin, Gastronauts, Jeffrey Thomas, King Cake, L.A., LA, Los Angeles, Louisiana, maque choux, Nutria, pate, Peter Haller, rabbit, Rockefeller dressing, snapping turtle, South America, tomato pie, Villains Tavern
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When You’re Strange
Weird Food Festival XIII Los Angeles, California There is an old adage that one man’s meat is another man’s poison; in fact there are times when one man’s meat is the same man’s poison (in the case of fugu (blowfish), … Continue reading
Posted in Southern California
Tagged blood, CA, California, Chordata, dolmas, duck tongue, Eddie Lin, Exotic Meat Market, Extreme Cuisine, Fear Factor, fish sausage, Hop Woo, Jell-O, jellied eel, jello, L.A., LA, Levi Ahlberg, liver, llama, Los Angeles, Marc Moss, nose-to-tail, periwinkles, Perris, pomegranate, sea squirt, testicles, Weird Food Festival
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