Arroz con pollo. I just love the way the name rolls off my tongue. I also love how it rolls into my mouth once it’s ready to be eaten. As Old Man Winter bears down on much of the country without a single regard for you or your sanity, comforting meals like arroz con pollo
You know the drill: you head to your car or train and realize that the lunch you spent an hour preparing the night before is still sitting in the refrigerator, taunting you. On the days that you don’t forget to pack a lunch, or even for a great spring, mid-day meal, this curry chicken salad
Whenever I’m gourmet squatting, meaning I’m on a super-tight budget, but my palate is not, I go to the local, gourmet shanty spots. If you’re ever on my side of town, you’ll notice that Haitian take-out is to Miami what Chinese take-out is to New York—a dynamic part of the city’s culinary identity. From rice
Arroz con pollo. I just love the way the name rolls off my tongue. I also love how it rolls into my mouth once it’s ready to be eaten. As Old Man Winter bears down on much of the country without a single regard for you or your sanity, comforting meals like arroz con pollo
You know the drill: you head to your car or train and realize that the lunch you spent an hour preparing the night before is still sitting in the refrigerator, taunting you. On the days that you don’t forget to pack a lunch, or even for a great spring, mid-day meal, this curry chicken salad
Whenever I’m gourmet squatting, meaning I’m on a super-tight budget, but my palate is not, I go to the local, gourmet shanty spots. If you’re ever on my side of town, you’ll notice that Haitian take-out is to Miami what Chinese take-out is to New York—a dynamic part of the city’s culinary identity. From rice
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