In Print

In this week's print edition we've got cookbooks from Jose Garces and Canal House Cooking as well as stellar breakfast offerings at Port Richmond's Mercer Cafe.

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In Print

POSTED: Friday, October 12, 2012, 12:02 PM

In this week's print edition we're headed to the cookbook shelf with Jose Garces' latest release The Latin Road Home, a travelogue that guides readers through Ecador, Cuba, Peru and Spain, the five places that shape Garces' culinary career.

We travel out to Lambertville and chat with the ladies of Canal House Cooking, the lovely cookbook series that they have been self publishing from their kitchen-atelier.

And if you're in the market for a new breakfast destination Adam Erace is calling out Mercer Cafe's creamed chipped beef as not only the best in the city but possibly the best on the world.

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