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The Best Thing I Ever Ate - Columbus Edition
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Core_Models
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lifeontwowheels
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+ 1 on the Rubino's sausage. Though I have been meaning to get to that one pizza place in Grandview. What's it called? :)
Egg sandwich on the Big Italian and the lentil soup from the Captain
Chocolate Raised from Buckeye Donuts
Falafel from On the Fly
Chicken and Waffles from Kitchen Little
Serenity Cafe on 4th had a pretty tasty corned beef sandwich last time I went, haven't been by in a while
Sweet Potato Fries at Tip TopPosted 2 years ago # -
TaraK
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It took me about .003 seconds to come up with my answer: rabbit from Deepwood. Sadly, I don't think it's on the menu anymore. It was cooked with some yummy berry and was the most amazing thing that my tongue has ever known.
I also love the duck gnocchi from Black Creek, and I'm with Hungry Woolf on Jeni's Blackstrap Praline.
Posted 2 years ago # -
DonnaTate
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Bear wrote >>
Jeez, where to start.
So many of the things at Alana's it's hard to keep track. An octopus dish stands out... but then there's the chicken b'stiya....
Chicken... Potosinos.
An Ohio cheese with chestnut honey at Rigsby's.
But the first thing to come to mind, oddly enough, was a pancetta-wrapped radicchio with candied onions and balsamic vinegar that I had at Basi one night. It was one of the most wonderful things I've eaten, just because the contrasts (bitterness from the radicchio vs sweetness from the vinegar, lightness vs heft, meatiness vs crunch) all played off each other in perfect proportion.
Bear, it seems like lately you've gotten into a habit of making me hungry!! Yum! :)
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takeasiesta
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Wow. We need to get together and have a Gorge-a-thon smörgåsbord Pizza Prix style. Everything sounds like heaven.
Also, I never thought I would be jealous of CMHGourmand's dog. Follow @CMHTobias on twitter. He's killing me right now talking about Elk Ossobucco perfectly paired with garlic mashed potatoes and green chile mac and cheese. Survey says: all awesome.
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takeasiesta
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Double post.
Posted 2 years ago # -
XLD
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Bear wrote >>
I might be able to bait an occasional lurker by mentioning Jeni's lapsang souchong with Armagnac prune....Heh, yes I thought about posting it, but no one mentioned dead horse as a favorite, so I wasn't sure what to do with the carcass after I was through with it.
Favorite food I've only imagined: Jeni's Ardbeg Corryvreckan (scotch) ice cream.
(aside: Bear, you'll know what I mean soon enough)And to contribute one that, unlike the above, actually exists and is available: the okonomiyaki at ZenCha's brunch.
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Senator Tankerbell
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BCNation
Franklin Park
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Ice Cream- Jeni's Ice Cream (favorite flavors- Pear Riesling, Cherry Lambic)
Pizza- Bexley Pizza Plus
Fries- Tip Top's Sweet Potato Fries are good
Cupcakes- Surly Girl
Late Night Eats- toss-up between White Castle & an oldie for me, but a goodie---> Schneider's Donuts fresh off the press in the wee hours of the mornPosted 2 years ago # -
kcrissinger
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Hot cheese chillito from Zantigo.......if only......
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