Ticket Stubs: Meal Ticket Weekly Recap, November 21-25

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Ticket Stubs: Meal Ticket Weekly Recap, November 21-25

POSTED: Monday, November 28, 2011, 10:00 AM

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Monday, November 21

In case you can't keep track of the crazy amount of restaurant openings lately, here's a quickie guide.

Mike Stollenwerk is cooking a feast of the seven fishes at NYC's James Beard House.

Which Thanksgiving hoagie is better, Primo's Pilgrim or Wawa's Gobbler?

Speaking of Stollenwerk: He's opening a new bistro in his soon-to-be-vacant Fish space.

Tuesday, November 22

Jeff Bridges' doppelganger, bluefish and all kinds of vegan cooking in Notes from the Weekend.

Adam Erace shares his recipe for Thai-style T-Day cranberries.

Kinder's Happy Hippos get the Weekly Candy treatment.

Wednesday, November 23

Running down all things food and drink in the Nov. 24 issue of CP.

Hop Sing Laundromat is legally ready to serve alcohol; still no official opening date.

Kris is open in the old Kristian's Ristorante space in South Philly.

Renowned cocktail writer/historian David Wondrich is visiting The Farmers' Cabinet on Nov. 28.

Thursday, November 24-Friday, November 25

Gobble gobble.

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