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How I (Successfully) Ate My Way Through Japan Without Researching a Single Restaurant

February 13, 2017 By Guest Contributor

“An early attempt at Googling blogs for recommendations overwhelmed me, and I decided that I couldn’t deal with organizing our meals in advance. The choices in Japan were staggering, and tracking down restaurants with little or no signage, places that food writers warned would be “hard to find,” felt onerous and completely unappealing. We’d just have to wing it and hope for the best.”

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Stay Sane(ish) with Soft Pretzels

“For me, one of the things that consistently calms me down is making something with dough, and top on the list of doughy things that make me happy are pretzels. While I’ve shared recipes for pretzel bread and pretzel crackers, there’s really nothing like the O.G. soft pretzel recipe that gets me through the good and bad times.”

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hot dogs at Pittsburgh's Original Hot Dog Shop Exterior 1_Photograph © Peter Sorrell.jpg Pittsburgh Original Hot Dog Shop Exterior 2_Photograph © Peter Sorrell.jpg Pittsburgh's Original Hot Dog Shop, via goodfoodstories.com

Down and Dirty at “The O” in Pittsburgh

“The Original Hot Dog Shop is located in the heart of the University of Pittsburgh’s bustling campus, right across from what used to be Forbes Field. The “Original,” the “O,” or the “Dirty O,” the most accurate of its affectionate nicknames, has been a staple in my family for years. My dad has eaten there since he was a kid. Arguing against a trip to the “O” is pointless and makes me feel like I’m offending my ancestors. It’s just something you don’t do.”

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Pesto quiche in honor of When Harry Met Sally, via goodfoodstories.com

Pesto is the Quiche of the Eighties: A Tribute to Marie and Jess

“Though Jess says of Harry and Sally, “If Marie or I had found either of them remotely attractive, we would not be here today,” he might as well say, “If Marie or I hadn’t found either pesto or quiche remotely appealing, we would not be here today.” In honor of Carrie Fisher and Bruno Kirby’s timeless characters of Marie and Jess, I bring you a pesto quiche of the Eighties.”

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black garlic-sesame popcorn, via goodfoodstories.com

First Class Upgrade: Black Garlic-Sesame Popcorn

“Whether we’re ready to host a party or are feeling too pooped to be socially presentable, popcorn is always the acceptable answer. My love for popcorn is LEGENDARY, but for the holidays, I’m going to make it a little more luxurious. Instead of seasoning my kernels with the usual Parmesan or pizza seasoning, I’m going with the first-class upgrade: black garlic-sesame popcorn.”

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Neighborhood Guides

Vesuvio Cafe in San Francisco, via goodfoodstories.com

Eating and Drinking Like the Beats in San Francisco

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Craft Beer and Quality Grub on New York’s Upper East Side

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Neighborhood Guide: Ocean City, NJ

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