Midwestern Masticatory Musings

Wake, Gym, Shower, Drive, Work, Eat, Drive, Sleep; As a resident physician, that is my life. As an avid health advocate, 99% of my six balanced meals a day are prepped by myself of all natural foods. When I travel or celebrate with friends and family, however, I leave the cooking to the experts. This blog is about those times....the good times. :)

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Tuesday, June 7, 2011

Durgin Park, Boston MA

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For my very last meal in Boston I took a chance on Durgin Park; sure its location, reputation, and fame screamed “tourism” but then again ho...

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Big Jones, Chicago IL

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For breakfast on the third day of our trip to Chicago I planned in advance – while I’m willing to wait in long lines for great food I’d mu...

Sunday, August 29, 2010

Supper and Garces Trading Company, Philadelphia PA

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Described as “upscale modern American” I had it on good word that the setting and food at Supper were worth the trip at any time of day, bu...

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Friday, April 9, 2010

Melt Bar and Grilled, Lakewood OH

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According to their website, "Melt opened in September 2006 with one goal: To provide gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches and as many beer...

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Wednesday, April 7, 2010

Slow's Bar-B-Q, Detroit MI

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Okay – I’ll admit it, I’m not the person best qualified to judge barbeque food; I rarely eat it and my experience with barbeque outside of ...

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uhockey: Dublin, Ohio, United States; 30 years old, single, busy, and not-so-much a fan of the "finer things" as I am a admirer of beauty, skill, and dedication. Too many people treat food as a convenience these days. If I expect a trained mechanic to fix my car and a skilled physician to heal my wounds, I equally expect a skilled tailor to make my clothes and a trained chef to prepare my meals. If not, then I'll sooner do it myself...albeit usually with less fantastic results.

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