The internet can be such a delicious place. Here's a look at the
most significant web happenings in the world of restaurants and
dining today.
Esquire released its
Best New Restaurants of 2011 list. They (justifiably) dock
points for restaurants where ...
"Any cast member from Jersey Shore
would be allowed to dine.
Adam Richman of Man v. Food eats.
Liquid nitrogen, oysters, chocolate syrup, or caviar are used to
make ice cream."
The National Hot Dog and Sausage Council weighs in on the
Tiger Woods hot dog fiasco:
"The use of an iconic food in an act
of violence against an iconic golfer like Tiger Woods is
reprehensible -- and a violation of hot dog etiquette. Some might
call the thrower a 'wiener,' but we'd say that's too high a
compliment. Hot dogs are meant to be enjoyed -- not weaponized.
"
Clay Risen of The Atlantic gives a brief history and a
beginner's guide to the oft-divisive
pumpkin ale. Beer + pumpkins: what's not to like here?
And finally, for your viewing edification, a short film on the
true birthplace of pizza: Korea.