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The Origin of Barbecue; How to Throw a Terrible Dinner Party

by Paula Forbes
Table at 5 & Diamond, Harlem.
Table at 5 & Diamond, Harlem.
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· Frank Bruni: At the Blind Barber, a Haircut and a Drink [NYT]
· Eric Ripert: 5 Most Embarrassing Moments as a Young Chef [Eatocracy]
· Are These The Strangest Food-Related Inventions Ever? [Esquire]
· Then and Now: Wretched Restaurant Reinventions [Zagat]
· How to Throw Terrible Dinner Parties [Epi]
· What Does Barbecue Mean? A Word with Many Origin Stories [SE]
· 5 Most Disgusting Items In The Trader Joe's Freezer Aisle [LA Weekly]

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