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scoopG
Real Name:
Scoop Gray
Location:
New York City
Best meal I ever ate:
Tater Tot Hot Dish
My current drink of choice:
Beer Smoothies
I really wish I could:
Avoid hysterical realism
My "Go-to" dinner party dish:
Frito Chili Pie
My favorite comfort food:
Bologna Supper
My top 5 favorite restaurants:
Mousey's Root Beer and Salami Palace (Fargo, ND) - The French Laundry - Mr. Chang's (Taipei) - Cafe Paradiso (Cork, Ireland) - Yung Kee (Hongkong)
My most tattered cookbooks:
Fuchsia Dunlop's "Land Of Plenty" (Sichuanese) and "Revolutionary Chinese" (Hunan) Cookbooks; Roswell Hinkey's "Principal Hot Dishes of Minnesota by County;" Rick Curry's "The Secret of Jesuit Soupmaking" and Madame Chin Hau's "Highlight Chinese Cuisine."
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