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Our turn!Norman Van Aken, chef/owner of Norman's at the Ritz-Carlton, Orlando (and soon-to-be Norman's 180 in Coral Gables)
A war might break out in the family if I decided on one barbecue dish, but I feel safe recalling a fried treasure. Â We went up to Charleston, South Carolina, back in about '86 for a big symposium on American food. All manner of comestibles were on deck that weekend, but one of the most extraordinary was at a "field dinner" held on the grounds of a pl
Miami's Ex-Norwegian channels power-pop of the past.​Starting Sunday, the local-music haven Propaganda will officially celebrate its grand opening with the best recent lineup of South Florida acts I've seen since the opening of the IWAN concept facility theBUBBLE. Sure that wasn't too long ago, but cheers to keeping the momentum.Sunday: Sunday is the only day that doesn't include a local act: All Get Out (Charleston, SC.), The Ocean is Theory (Atlanta), and Scouts (Kansas City). All Get Out bl
Jacob KatelConrado's Hot Dog Carrito Wheels and Deal in Wynwood​Don't choke on that sausage. Pause. Let the meat slide down your throat. Miami ranks 9th on a list of places where people like wiener meat in their buns. The new list, released by Ballpark, names the 10 most hot dog consuming cities based on total retail sales excluding Walmart.According to the National Hot Dog and Sausage Council, a "project of the American Meat Institute," (http://www.hot-dog.org), Americans consume an estimated
