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Posts by Gabe Oppenheim

Is that guy a sloppy take on the winged Liberty from Trump's new arch?

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cc @hels.bsky.social

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Speaking of ultra-thicc, thanks for reminding me about that big boy going to town on bao!

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Waymo is catching Elon's strays. Plus that bodega cat in the Mission?

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Deep-fried is great too, but probably not worth it for most home cooks. A hard roast gets you ~75% of the way there. Related: a trick for a really great roasted veggie (from a Cook's Illusttrated recipe decades ago) is to preheat the sheet pan.

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He's from a town way closer to the city than, say, Naperville. (I knew him tangentially when he was a snot nosed prick.)

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Wasn't Walz also pretty clear on this during the campaign?

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Do you think candied ginger might work in lieu of the pineapple?

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Only one of the New York Times young Trump voter dingbats believes Vance would be a good next leader of the GOP.

Only one of the New York Times young Trump voter dingbats believes Vance would be a good next leader of the GOP.

These people continue to be dingdongs but this is cold as ice

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Tet too, but I guess those cuisines are already pretty integrated.

7 months ago 0 0 1 0

In the Valley of Gods (though maybe it hasn't been officially cancelled).

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Huh. Mine changed from "look at this detectable Asian street food" and "chunky kitties" to "B-list comedians in the wild."

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The Quintessential Urban Design of ‘Sesame Street’

Free idea: a @mattzollerseitz.bsky.social Wes Anderson Collection style book on the design of Sesame Street. I zoomed in on some of the pictures in this www.nytimes.com/2025/07/28/r... for minutes at a time!

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Well, everybody knows the Times fucked up here. What this skeet proposes is. . . maybe they didn't? (For their purposes)

9 months ago 1 0 0 0

Sure didn't. . .

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But he also updated his Substack post with the definitely correct citrus!

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Wayback Machine

This is the oldest online recipe of which I'm aware. Definitely no lime! web.archive.org/web/20090619...

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The crazy part is thinking someone as devoid of charisma as J.D. could draw anything close to 10-20k . . .

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I have a sport coat coming from PC and am wondering how much more I'm going to be on the hook what with that big tariff on stuff from Thailand. . . though I did notice that they increased their prices a bit this week.

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cc @shokdiesel.bsky.social Didn't these folks tank a number of restaurants in Chicago as well?

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It's also, weirdly, the WSJ. Who knew?!

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It's Mystichrome!

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Kanopy - Stream Classic Cinema, Indie Film and Top Documentaries kui

Available on Kanopy if your library is cool (aka, has the budget for Kanopy). www.kanopy.com/en/lplibrary...

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Those Bar Harbor tins were (a big part of) how I got gout. Delicious! You might find pickled herring in wine sauce less offensive than the stuff in cream, especially if you can think of them as, uh, Northern European ceviche.

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What happy ending?

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Oddly enough, FIG always has gnocchi with lamb bolognese on the menu and they are excellent!

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@jimbehymer.bsky.social Is this on the list?

1 year ago 1 0 1 0

Sula is awesome but he hardly reviews anymore.

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The Hunger | Michael Nagrant | Substack Mike Nagrant, the last and former Chicago Sun-Times food critic and contributor to the James Beard-Winning Alinea cookbook writes about culture, life, food, cooking, restaurants, and food media. Click...

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