The Weekly Wrap-Up: Chicken Wings, Weird Vodkas and Cheese

Paula Niño October 8, 2010 4:57PM

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This week in Short Order ...

Ten Weird Vodkas: From Root Beer to Bacon and Bubble Gum
Lee Klein likes the cheese plate at The Cheese Course
It was a matter of time: Rachael Ray makes it to the Cooking Channel (aka Food Network 2)
Meatless in Miami: Vegans won't find many good pizza options in town
Chef Paula da Silva ready to debut at Eden Roc's new restaurant, opening October 15
There's a lot to like about Wine Depot & Bistro 55
Local designer Karelle Levy talks food
Blogger Ily Goyanes visits El Palacio de los Jugos
A taste of the new menu at Strike Miami
Meet chef Pierre Sudre of La Riviera at Sofitel
How about fiery chicken wings this weekend? Bourbon Steak gives us the recipe.

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