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In case- you have never eaten the fine
& delicious
Middle Eastern food served @ Dawali on 4911 N. Kedzie Avenue-
shame on you!
(Note- as of 2019 DAWALI's closed)
If you have- you KNOW
how good it is-
Hummus thats tastes like none you have ever eaten before.....
especially the one he makes w/ Grilled Portabello Mushrooms
framing the perimeter-
OMG!
So Good.
His Falafel Balls are the best in Chicago.
And the Schwarma- oh- those crunchy tasty gems of his Chicken Schwarma
( = )
made with love-
by his own hands daily!
PS- my internet buddy Randa from Jordan- said she visited here while in CHICAGO-
and that the food @Dawali-
was BETTER than she gets back home in JORDAN!
Kudos- Chef!
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An old photo of Burger Chef in Pikesville, MD which closed in the 1970's to become the Pikesville Home and Garden Center.
In Ambrym, there is almost no car because there is absolutely no road. Most villages have nakamals, which are village clubhouses. They serve as a meeting point for men and as a place to drink the typical kava beverage. Kava is made from the roots of the pepper plant. It is served in a shell and drunk in one go. It is said to relax the nervous system and anesthetize the mouth. Like in Malekula, they have headed tamtams and statues. Villagers make many beautiful wood carvings. The wood is sculpted and each representation on it has a meaning. The eyes of the statues are in a half-moon shape, its surroundings symbolize the clouds in the sky, and the red circles filled with white colour on the body are the representation of a fruit called « wayou ». The grade statues are carved out of the tree-fern’s trunks, on the occasion of the grade-taking ceremony. The ritual also includes the sacrifice of pigs or boars and feast giving. The pig tusks some people sport on their chest has a great value. The ones which make a whole circle are very rare, since it takes up to 40 years to get it from a pig. It is weared by the chiefs and often represented on the statues. When Queen Elisabeth visited Vanuatu years ago, she was offered a tusk coiled 3 times on itself, which is exceptional. People also believe in magic stones, supposed to make them invisible, that they hide in the forest. Actually, Ambrym is full of believes and magic. The Rom dance is an initiation dance performed during the grade-taking ceremonies called Maghe. Women are not allowed to share the dance, but only men. The Rom masks are used for each ceremony. The body of the dancer is covered with leaves, which makes sound effects when they move. Nobody knows who is under it. When the dance is over, the masks are burnt. For marriages, tons of bananas, manioc and other products are offered to the couple. The bride and groom stay under a tent where all the village comes to make gifts. They are covered by talc by the mother of the bride. To be married, a girl usually costs around 8 pigs and 1000 euros to the prospective husband, which is a huge amount in Vanuatu.
A Ambrym, il n’y a presque aucune voiture parce qu’il n’y a absolument aucune route. La plupart des villages ont des nakamals, qui sont les clubs des villages. Ils servent comme lieux de rencontre des hommes et comme endroits pour boire la boisson typique appelée « kava ». La kava est faite à partir des racines de poivrier. Elle est servie dans un coquillage et bue d’un trait. On dit qu’elle apaise le système nerveux et anesthésie la bouche. Comme à Malekula, ils ont des tam-tams et des statues à tête. Les villageois font de merveilleuses sculptures en bois. Celui-ci est sculpté et chaque représentation a une signification. Les yeux des statues sont en forme d’une demi-lune, leur contour symbolise les nuages dans le ciel, et les cercles rouges remplis de couleur blanche sur le corps de la statue sont la représentation d’un fruit appelé « wayou ». Les statues de grade sont taillées dans des troncs de fougères arborescentes, à l’occasion de la cérémonie du passage de grade. Le rituel implique également le sacrifice de cochons ou de sangliers, et des banquets en cet honneur. Les défenses de porc que certains portent sur leur torse sont d’une grande valeur. Celles qui font un tour entier sont très rares, puisque cela prend jusqu’à 40 ans avant de pouvoir les prélever sur les porcs. Elles sont portées par les chefs et souvent représentées sur les statues. Lorsque la reine Elisabeth II a visité Vanuatu il y a des années, on lui a offert une défense enroulée 3 fois sur elle-même, ce qui est exceptionnel. Les gens croient aussi aux pierres magiques, supposées les rendre invisibles, qu’ils cachent dans la forêt. En fait, Ambrym est pleine de croyances et de magie. La danse Rom est une danse initiatique réalisée lors des cérémonies du passage de grade appelées Maghe. Les femmes n’ont pas le droit de partager la danse, mais seulement les hommes. Les masques Rom sont utilisés pour chaque cérémonie. Le corps du danseur est couvert de feuilles, ce qui provoque des bruitages quand ils bougent. Personne ne sait qui se trouve dessous. Quand la danse est finie, les masques sont brûlés. Lors des mariages, des tonnes de bananes, manioc et autres produits sont offerts au couple. Les mariés restent sous une tente où tout le village se rend pour faire des cadeaux. Ils sont couverts de talc par la mère de la mariée. Pour se marier, une fille coûte en général environ 8 porcs et 1000 euros au futur mari, ce qui constitue un montant très élevé au Vanuatu.
© Eric Lafforgue
Sodexo Serves Up a Healthy Plate of Diversity with BCA. As a result of our partnership with BCA, Sodexo recently hired James Fulton as an Executive Chef at our account at Fort Valley University. Way to go!
Born in Chicago, it only made sense that after living and studying in Connecticut, Michigan, and Arizona that chef, restaurateur and entrepreneur Stephanie Izard would return to the Windy City to make her mark on the culinary world. After cooking for some of the most renowned chefs in Chicago, she opened her first spot, Scylla, at the age of 27. 3 years later, she closed Scylla and became a household name by winning the 4th season of Bravo TV's Top Chef. In the wake of that win, Izard opened Girl and the Goat, and was named Best New Chef from Food & Wine Magazine
in addition to being nominated for a James Beard Award for best new restaurant. She eventually won the Beard for Best Chef Great Lakes in 2013, and 2 more outlets have followed, Little Goat Diner and Duck Duck Goat as well as a cookbook. Now, after beating out legends Bobby Flay, Michael Symon, and Masaharu Morimoto, she has become the newest Iron Chef.
Chef Rat (Nguyen Hung Cuong) + Pepper (Leyla Torres)
Rat: origami-shop Tissue-foil
Chili Pepper: red/green duo kami
Un chef al que le encantan las ranas
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Series 2 - blind boxes figure. I have x1 duplicate of this design, am desperately seeking the other x2 from this series that I'm missing ...
This was a Burger Chef and later a Hardee's until sometime in the mid-1990s; I think it might have closed before the 1997 mass exodus of many a Hardee's location. It spent some time as a National City bank, and for some reason National City spent almost no money remodeling the exterior. The bank apparently closed before the name change to PNC, and a tailor shop now occupies the building.