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  • Food

    May 10, 2012

    Anepalco's Cafe Has Le Mexique

    Danny Godinez's second restaurant serves Mexican meals in the French style

  • Blogs

    May 10, 2012

    At Last: 'Nutella and GO!' Lets You Eat Nutella Without a Spoon

    Nutella is delicious but there lies a deep challenge in getting it from point A to point B--that is, from container to mouth. The treacherous process involves fetching a spoon, butter knife or other scoopable object. Of course, you can always just dig in with your fingers like the classy beast you a ... More >>

  • Blogs

    May 2, 2012

    Does Starbucks Have a Secret Menu?

    Starbucks, according to several sources, may have a secret menu where one can conceivably order items with code names such as "Captain Crunch" and "Oreo Frappuccino." These drinks don't necessarily contain those ingredients, and are often just rejiggered recipes of their normal drinks with a few of ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 23, 2012

    The Iron Press in Costa Mesa: Toothsome Waffleliciousness!

    First reported by Michelle, we ended up at South Coast Collection's The Iron Press last week for a friends and family unofficial opening.  Beer taps and waffle irons abounding, we took a seat at their counter to check things out.In a building directly across from OC Mart Mix, the windowed, corn ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 18, 2012

    If You Bought Nutella in the Last Four Years, You May Be Eligible for a Class-Action Lawsuit Settlement

    Just when we think we've seen it all, along comes the sweet smell of hazelnut lawsuits. Sounding more like an April Fool's scheme, this comes courtesy of Ferrero USA, Inc., the makers of Nutella. You know, that product Kobe used to hawk (and the only sports reference you'll ever see me make).Here's ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 24, 2012

    5 Dishes That are Surprisingly Easy to Make at Home

    ​Yes, I know I went on a big stink about what kind of food people shouldn't make at home. That's not because I hate cooking; that was because some dishes are just bad ideas, whether due to difficulty of technique, time commitment or cost. Plenty of things are really easy to make at home, some ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 7, 2011

    First Look: Playground

    Playground's duck rillettes​Jason Quinn's new restaurant, Playground, opened a couple of weeks ago on la Cuatro, near the Yost Theatre. Originally conceived as a high-end burger-and-beer bar à la Burger Parlor, Quinn revamped the concept to allow him and his staff a little more creativity in the ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 27, 2011

    10 Unusual Candies & Treats To Give Out On Halloween

    Edwin Goei​Would you rather not give out boring old Snickers and M&M's this year? You want to be the special house on the block that has stuff that no one else dares give away? Here are some unusual candies and treats we dug out from our blog's long-dead Wacky Snacks featurette, most of ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 9, 2011

    Cream Puffs at the Morsels Bakery Truck

    Dave Lieberman​It looks like it's true. Cupcakes are dead. While cupcakes used to be the default--nay, the only--dessert option at the various clustertrucks that roam Orange County serving fancy food in low-brow settings, now it's getting harder to find mobile cupcakes.Whew.

  • Blogs

    July 21, 2011

    Waffles de Liege Truck Sells, Well, Waffles De Liege

    ​Gentle readers: por favor welcome Charisma Madarang, a recent graduate of UC Irvine's acclaimed literary journalism department, and the author of the great mini-essay on Newport's Dory fleet that appeared in our summer issue. She'll contribute occasional pieces for SaFII--that is, until she leave ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 6, 2011

    On the Line: Christian Murcia of Crepes Bonaparte & Brats Berlin, Part Two

    Photo by Laila Derakhshanian​Our conversation with Christian Murcia continues as we discuss family, animal-style fries and Crepes Bonaparte's stint on The Great Food Truck Race. To read up on yesterday's installment, you can click here. For a savory cooking lesson, come back tomorrow.Hardest lesso ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 5, 2011

    On the Line: Christian Murcia of Crepes Bonaparte & Brats Berlin, Part One

    Photo by Laila Derakhshanian​He may not be French (he's Hispanic), but Christian Murcia can make an authentic crepe. His business acumen has enabled him to launch Brats Berlin, a German-themed luxe lonchera featuring bratwurst, which debuted over the weekend. Join us as we tap the creativity behin ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 30, 2011

    On The Line: Hung Tram of La Creperie Cafe, Part Three

    Photo by Laila Derakhshanian​We conclude our On The Line segment with chef Hung Tram on a sweet note. Invite your friends over, because this recipe merits a get-together. Chocolate wasted, anyone? To view parts one and two, click here and here.

  • Blogs

    February 14, 2011

    Five Heart-Shaped Foods For Valentine's Day

    ​So you forgot to make reservations, you neglected to buy a gift and the flower shop has been picked bare. Don't worry. There's still one last-minute way to salvage Valentine's Day. Heart-shaped food.You could do pancakes or pizza, but here are five slightly more original recipes, all guaranteed t ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 24, 2011

    Revisiting a Review: What Happened to True Food Kitchen's Chicken?

    Edwin Goei​Before I ate there, you would've found me in the camp of skeptics on True Food Kitchen. Like I mentioned in the review I wrote, it was that presumptuous name and the tie-in with, of all people, a physician. But the food turned out to transcend the New Age "phytonutrient" jargon a ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 5, 2011

    On The Line: Dean Simon of Bruxie, Part Two

    Photo by Christopher Victorio​Today we continue our Q&A with Dean Simon of Bruxie in Orange. Have no idea what Bruxie is? Where've you been? If you missed the first part, click here to read it. And stay tuned tomorrow for a recipe. What show would you pitch to the Food Network?My idea for a sh ... More >>

  • Columns

    December 30, 2010

    The Year's Best .COMments

    Photo by Christopher Victorio​Today we continue our Q&A with Dean Simon of Bruxie in Orange. Have no idea what Bruxie is? Where've you been? If you missed the first part, click here to read it. And stay tuned tomorrow for a recipe. What show would you pitch to the Food Network?My idea for a sh ... More >>

  • Food

    December 23, 2010

    Bruxie Is a Euro-Smash

    The waffles are Belgian at this Old Towne Orange eatery, but the stuffing is pure Americana

  • Blogs

    December 2, 2010

    The First-Ever Eating Contest in Orange County History?

    Flickr user abbynormyNote: not a historical photo from that original contest, but most definitely the same espirit de corps...​I'm deep in the archives in doing the research for my book--that Roosevelt chap from New York sure might make a good running mate for McKinley!--and all sorts of historica ... More >>

  • Food

    June 29, 2006

    Real Men Lighten Up

    Crepes and Tapatio at the Crema Cafe

  • Food

    September 6, 2001

    Pedal to the Griddle

    OCs Hottest Cakes

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