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Ted Scheffler
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Flavor on the Western Front
Nomad Eatery ups the ante for off-airport eats.
When someone mentions "eating near the airport"—Salt Lake City International Airport, that is—one place generally comes to mind: Red Iguana.
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Under the Christmas Tree
Holiday gifts for cooks, foodies and winos
If your holiday gift shopping is stuck in a rut, we're here to help—especially if you're looking for interesting and useful presents for cooks, foodie friends or wine lovers.
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Spreading the Love
Amour Café creates simple yet scrumptious fare.
I'll always remember the first time I tasted jam made by Salt Lake City's Amour Spreads.
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Harvest Huddle
Deer Valley chefs create memories at Montage.
At Montage Deer Valley's Apex restaurant, a gaggle of talented chefs from Deer Valley eateries and beyond huddled recently to create their annual Harvest Dinner.
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Turkey Tricks & Tips
Try this critic's favorite roast turkey recipe.
Back in 1999, I shared my favorite roast turkey recipe with City Weekly readers, and since then, I've been gratified by the positive responses from those who've tried it.
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Come on, Get Slappy
Find fresh, fast and sustainable seafood at Slapfish.
Sandy's Slapfish restaurant in is a self-described "modern seafood shack."
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Celebrating Celeste
A beloved Italian chef returns to Utah.
When I learned of a new Italian restaurant in Murray called Celeste Ristorante—opened about two months ago—I wondered: Could it be?
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Atypical Indian
Inside Saffron Valley's new Sugar House location.
Although we must find some language for talking about the foods we eat, I'm always a little hesitant to use such expansive labels like Chinese cuisine, Mexican food, Middle Eastern cooking and the like.
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Come All Ye Sinners
A trip to Purgatory is devilishly delicious.
In a conservative, largely religious state like ours, it takes balls to open a business called Purgatory.
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The Joy of Soy
We lost Rice Basil, but gained another great sushi restaurant.
One of my favorite local restaurants to emerge during the past few years was Rice Basil in Holladay.
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