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The Old-School Italian Restaurant Where Anthony Bourdain Had 'Completely Awesome' Ravioli

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By Moriah House
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Anthony Bourdain was famous for his adventurous appetite, and he spent much of his globetrotting television career sampling the kinds of innovative and surprising dishes that would make most picky eaters squirm. However, the beloved chef certainly wasn't above crowd-pleasing favorites, such as a comforting cheese-stuffed pasta in a classic Italian restaurant. In Season 8 of "Parts Unknown," Bourdain traveled to Rome where he made a pit stop at Osteria dal 1931.
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The Old-School Italian Restaurant Where Anthony Bourdain Had 'Completely Awesome' Ravioli

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By Moriah House
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Business Now Why Top Professionals Are Ditching LinkedIn and AI to Return to This 1980s Business Habit Inc Magazine - Kit Eaton • 39m A new report reveals that 63 percent of executives believe missing out on this exclusive, offline invitation list is actively harming their careers. Here is the modern way to get a seat at the table. “Shared meals are not just nourishment—they are cultural glue. A way to understand history, … food news 1 day ago Are You Over-Salting Your Ribs?
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For Perfectly Caramelized Apples, Do You Need To Peel The Skin First?

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By Moriah House
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Whether you combine them with instant oatmeal for a quick gourmet dessert or use them as a sweet and bright burger topping, caramelized apples are undoubtedly one of the easiest and most comforting ways to cook fruit. Tons of recipes and variations are available across the internet, but the basic formula for this autumnal treat couldn't be simpler. Just sauté chopped apples with brown sugar, butter, and your spices and seasonings of choice until they start to smell and look irresistible.
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