November 2010
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icemilkbeansfruits-deactivated2 asked: What's one thing that you learned recently?
Nov 2nd
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annotations asked: The fruit fly infestation of 2009? Do tell. As you know, I love insect survival stories.
Nov 2nd
October 2010
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The Shanghai Mini Juicy Buns at Szechuan Spice →
heavytable: by Soleil Ho on October 28, 2010 Katie Cannon / Heavy Table Like many of the culinary love stories that preceded this one, my first memory of Shanghai soup dumplings is set in a… Yes! I’ve only had XLB in San Francisco and New York (Joe’s Shanghai), and this is very exciting to see in the Twin Cities. 
Oct 28th
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Twin Cities Runoff: Call for Editors, Writers,... →
fightwithknives: twincitiesrunoff: As you may have noticed, we here at the Twin Cities Runoff have been putting together this supercool online magazine. And we’ve all been working super hard and meeting and having fun, but we realized something: We need you, fair Twin Citian. We need people who want to tell stories. We are… Looking for something to make your fall and winter completely...
Oct 6th
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Oct 2nd
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September 2010
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Let's fight hunger together for my birthday! →
A friend in San Francisco started a tradition in 2007 of throwing a fundraiser on his birthday to raise money for the SF Food Bank, raising enough money for thousands of meals so far. I’m shamelessly stealing his idea and starting an annual tradition to raise money for my local hunger-relief organization, the Second Harvest Heartland. Although many of us live and eat comfortably in...
Sep 29th
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joesunga asked: Thanks for the follow. I don't cook much, but I tend to usually find ways to add alcohol (mostly beer) into my cooking. http://bit.ly/cuLsYL

Do you have any recipes you can recommend that have beer in it?
Sep 29th
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Who Put the Whiskey in My Milkshake? //... →
Not sure that I’d say this is a new trend because I’ve been enjoying Town Talk Diner’s adult malts and floats for the last three years I’ve lived in Minneapolis. Tip: Get the Johnny Cold Train (Bailey’s, Frangelico, Kahlua, Chocolate - WHAT?!)
Sep 8th
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August 2010
6 posts
“The idea of freedom is inspiring. But what does it mean? If you are free in a...”
– Angela Davis (via revolutionnow) (via resmc) (via ihatethismess) (via fuckyeahradicalquotes) (via curate)
Aug 28th
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Visit us at Walker Open Field
hennepinave: fightwithknives: twincitiesrunoff: Join us for readings, drinks, and refreshments this Sunday night at Walker Open Field. Let’s start a Twin Cities Runoff community. Make sure to email us with story ideas at info@twincitiesrunoff.com. What’s a perfect way to chill after a busy weekend? Hanging out with the Twin Cities Runoff, of course! We’ll have readings from Runoff...
Aug 28th
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Aug 25th
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healthy-habits asked: Also, I currently live in WI and am moving to Minneapolis soon. What are your favorite places to eat? I'm up for anything, especially "hole in the wall," vegetarian and/or ethnic places! Thank you!
Aug 20th
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In Defense of Filipino Food | TangledNoodle →
Tangled Noodle thoughtfully rebuts the insults hurled at Filipino food that appear in the comments section of SFGate’s recent feature on Filipino food. Check out her recipe for Lumpiang Sariwa (i.e., fresh spring rolls) at the end, an excellent example to counter the bland, brown, and deep-fried stereotype.
Aug 20th
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You Deserve It!
fightwithknives: Lord knows I understand that marketing is about responding to stereotypes because “data shows a certain group of people will always act a certain way.” The thing about good marketing is that you’re not supposed to admit to those terrible stereotypes; you’re supposed to find a way to stereotype without being a complete fucking asshole. In this week’s City Pages, a local...
Aug 5th
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July 2010
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Jul 29th
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Jul 17th
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Thanks to everyone who reblogged / retweeted / commented on my post about the Wanderers PR experience. It has generated a lot of interesting conversation in the comments and offline. I want to point you to some edits/notes at the bottom of the post I’ve made as a result. http://urbanfoodie.tumblr.com/post/818625044 Cheers!
Jul 16th
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Racism by Any Other Name Smells Just as Rotten
It was my first day of kindergarten. A shy and precociously anxious four-year-old, I looked around at the other kids and wondered whether any of them would want to play with me during recess. It was a day of many firsts, as I didn’t go to pre-school or daycare like other kids. For the first time in my life, I had a space all my own there in my little desk with its cubby  – my name, neatly printed...
Jul 16th
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Support the Twin Cities Runoff @FEASTMpls, this... →
What is the Twin Cities Runoff, you ask? It is a new progressive online magazine covering Twin Cities culture set to officially launch in Fall 2010. I feel very excited to be a part of this project with an awesome group of folks who share the vision of in-depth coverage of the intricacies of this vibrant, diverse community. The Runoff is just getting off the ground, and it needs all the support...
Jul 15th
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Jul 6th
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