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My cousin lives in Dunwoody so I know the Buckhead, Chamblee, Dunwoody area pretty well.
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Good stuff. Lemon on them helps the experience. I enjoyed them. |
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Let me grab the link. |
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CD if there's anything Atlanta lacks it's Italian population and good Italian food. Not a lot of Italians here for whatever reason.
Anyhow - this guy Charlie - his dad ran a place in the fourties (I think) in Manhattan or maybe Brooklyn. He had all of the recipes. His cakes, Lasagna, Pizza is amazing. Conveniently; they carry sliced meats like salami's and what not, fresh mozz, dry goods such as local pastas. Coconut cake like you wouldn't believe. Very neat experience I highly HIGHLY recommend it. |
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:spock: http://www.whitepages.com/business/G...ian-Restaurant |
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I don't care for raw oysters. It's a textural thing for me - feels like trying to eat a giant loogie.
Chargrilled oysters though? :drool: |
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I made tamagoyaki for brunch. I have a picture but since my folding skills are horrid and I don't have a tamago pan you can't really see the layers. |
Raw oysters is just practice for all the wad gobblers.
My experience with them on the half shell was first and last. |
ONLY TWO PHOTOS ON THE LAST 4 GODDAMN PAGES??? :rolleyes:
Let's go folks!!! Take some photos and attach them so we can see your efforts and masterpieces. :thumb: Some of the meals sound delicious and we want to see them as well. |
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