Weekend Blog Watch - Quizno's, Red Zone, Beer, Banh Mi, Curry, Pumpkins, and Twitpics

Jacob Katel October 19, 2009 11:00AM

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We sift, wade, search, and aggregate so you don't have to. Check out these recent posts from other local blogs.

Coupons for deals at Quizno's. [MiamiCheap]
The hardest working man in food blogging hits up Red Zone in Ft Lauderdale. [JeffEats]
Rock Art Beer vs Monster Energy Drink on a legal battlefield. [SouthFloridaBeerBlog]
Taste testing Hot Pockets Sideshots mini cheeseburgers. [BurgerBeast]
Banh Mi Dac Biet and pork summer rolls in Pembroke. [Chowfather]
Making a Malaysian curry with pork, lemongrass, curry leaves, and coconut milk. [TinkeringWithDinner]
Roasting pumpkins. [@ChefJeremiah]
Florida chef twitpics the opening of Dallas Performing Arts Center from inside the kitchen. [@normanvanaken]

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