Matt Sloniker·Just nowDay-Old Bread, Big Flavor: Capirotada from a Pilsen BakeryA beginner rides the Pink Line to Panadería Nuevo Leon and turns stale bread into a warm, cinnamon-spiced dessert.
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Matt Sloniker·3d agoI Finally Faced My Fear of Shellfish (Mussels Were Involved)A West Loop beginner takes a bus to Dirk’s Fish & Gourmet Shop and cooks cod, plus one very brave bowl of mussels.
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Strange World Files·4d agoThe Ship That Sank at the DockChicago, 1915. 2,500 picnic passengers, two minutes, and a builder who “did not worry.”
