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Pizza, Passion and Proust
“…the smell and taste of things remain poised a long time, like souls, ready to remind us, waiting and hoping for their moment…” I got a card yesterday from Tracy Medling. Tracy is a great painter and a great friend. … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Wine, Travel
Tagged Amalfi Coast, Anson, artist, Columbus Green, Columbus Square park, Court Street, Doonesbury, downtown, James Beard, Little Italy, Maine, Naples, Neapolitan, New Haven, painter, Pepe's Pizza, pizza, Portland, Sally's Apizza, Tracy Medling, White Clam, Wooster Square, Wooster Street
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That Ain’t Chump Change
Note to self: New Haven is a long way to go for dinner. But the occasion was my Dad’s 85th birthday, which in New Haven-speak, ain’t chump change. After plotting with my co-conspirator, Jacob, we agreed on Union League Café, … Continue reading
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Tagged Bearnaise, Birthday, birthday celebrations, bistro, Boston, brunch, Cafe Nuovo, comfortable, crepes, cuisine, Daddy, father-daughter dinner, French cuisine, French style, Hollandaise, Italian Anerican food, mother-daughter brunch, New Haven, New Haven Green, North End, relaxed, restaurant, Salem Street, Spaghetti Carbonara, surprise party, Union League Cafe, upper Chapel Street
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