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Go, Crazy Sisters
My sister has always been considered the more normal daughter. I’m the one people usually describe as “crazy.” My sister would almost never consider...
Taking Me to Marrakech
Chow, Baby never met a falafel it didn’t love. OK, that’s not entirely true. But it’s an awful falafel that doesn’t meet or exceed...
Rising at Tollie’s Barbecue
In a comment on the Weekly’s web site, a reader points out that our food critics seem to favor fare light on the red...
You Can/Can’t Go Home Again
As a professional diner-out, I don’t get to go to my old favorite restaurants as often as I’d like — I know, poor me....
Mochi Kitchen Delights
At first glance, you’d never suspect that Mochi Kitchen in Haltom City offers some of the best Japanese food, including sushi and sashimi, in...
The Taste of Sin Is Sweet
Chow, Baby has noticed a dangerous trend: Bakeries and specialty pastry shops are popping up everywhere. And of course, responsible gourmand (read: glutton) that...
Happy 10th, Bonnell’s
Bonnell’s Fine Texas Cuisine celebrates its 10th anniversary this month. A decade of existence in the same southwest Fort Worth location is impressive, especially...
Granbury Was Berry, Berry Good to Baby
Chow, Baby was born with an insatiable wanderlust. Cruelly, I wasn’t also born into a wealthy family that could satisfy my fantasies of summering...
Molly Ivins Stirring It Up
As a fledgling journalist at Arlington’s Young Junior High School, I got to have lunch with Molly Ivins. The legendary writerly rabblerouser who died...
Mostly Spares
Bowling has long been a fascination of Chow, Baby’s — not actually rolling the ball and knocking down pins, but all of the stuff...
