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Josh Petersen

Salt Lake City
As seen in: K-UTE Radio (Salt Lake City, UT), Salt Lake Magazine, The Daily Utah Chronicle, Wasatch Magazine, Medium, The Michigan Daily, The Newark Advocate, Utah Style & Design
Now: @SLMag. Formerly: @TheChrony and @UtahDemocrats. @UUtah grad. I own a lot of striped sweaters.
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Dining Out: Salt Lake City's Best Noodles

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By Josh Petersen
| Utah Style & Design Verified
Whether you’re slurping ramen noodles out or making pho from scratch at at home, a steaming bowl of pho or ramen offers a delicious way to combat winter’s chill.
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Shortcut Homemade Pho Broth Recipe

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By Josh Petersen
| Utah Style & Design Verified
Traditionally, pho is based on a broth made of long-simmered roasted beef bones, oxtails, browned onion and spices, or a lighter broth made with chicken bones. While nothing beats a homemade broth, you can make delicious pho by using a good-quality prepared unsalted stock and infusing it with aromatics followed by a 20-minute simmer. Homemade Pho Broth Ingredients 1 star anise ½-inch piece of cinnamon stick 6 whole cloves 4 slices fresh ginger 4 garlic gloves 1 onion, cut into chunks 1 Tbsp.
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Season's Eatings: Local Gift Ideas for Foodies

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By Josh Petersen
| Utah Style & Design Verified
I would wager that the average Utahn has a longer Christmas shopping list than pretty much any person in the country. From friends to neighbors to the 57 cousins in your Utah-sized extended family, it can get overwhelming fast. Not to pooh-pooh the spirit of giving, but nothing saps the fun out of the holidays like trying to find the perfect present for the ward Relief Society president or the coworker you only talk to on Zoom.
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