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The City by the Bay may be the mecca for devotees of California cuisine, if you discount the fact that Chez Panisse, Alice Water’s legendary bastion, is in Berkeley. Never mind. There are enough great restaurants in this town that you couldn’t eat in every one even if you dined out for a year. From the Ferry Terminal at the end of Market Street with its medley of food shops, restaurants, oyster bar, chi chi Saturday farmers’ market (the “real” one is the Allemany Farmers Market), and dynamite water views, to the myriad choices in every neighborhood, you won’t go hungry. Check out the Asian options, too. Chinatown’s dim sum palaces such as Hang Ah Tea House in Chinatown and Yank Sing in the Financial District are winners. Head to the Mission District for the best burritos and tacos at La Taqueria and don’t whine at the line. Your wait will be rewarded with one bite of the pork tacos with guacamole. Fine dining is very fine at Aqua, Boulevard, Gary Danko, Masa’s, Millennium, Plumpjack, and Zuni Cafe.
 

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Cranberry Sauce

Reviewed on Dec. 4, 2008 by Lulue_b
I always thought cranberry's grew in a can, however this fresh version was ineffable! My friends nor I have been fond of the jellied tradition, but it palys an important part of Turkey day so I made it. I didn't have any regular oragne juice, so i used a pineapple/ orange blend which turned out great. it took about 10 minutes total to make, and i let it cool for a minute before taking a fork to smack the pulp. At first I though to take the cranberry skin out, but it was tender and gave the sauce more consistency. I would make this again!
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Grandma 's Egg Custard Pie

Reviewed on Dec. 1, 2008 by Cocooned
Overall it's okay. I did use the extra yolk in the custard and evaporated milk. Judging by the pictures of this pie I liked my crust to be more brown, so I prebaked it, but continued as usual with the rest of the directions. I've read some of the reviews and a lot of people mentioned watery and rubbery pie. It's because the eggs are getting overcooked and it's letting out all the liquid. I baked it at a lower temp around 375F and I watched until the center jiggled. Take it out then as it will continue to cook out of the oven. Hope the tips helped.
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Creole Cornbread Stuffing

Reviewed on Nov. 30, 2008 by Lulue_b
this stuffing was spicy as prepared. if you prefer lower heat, I reccommend reducing the amount of pepper. We used Corn bread mix from the store and it came out just as great. I will make this again.
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