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IN PRINT: City Paper's Philly Beer Week 2010 Coverage, June 3

POSTED: Thursday, June 3, 2010, 6:35 PM

Filed Under: In Print | Philly Beer Week 2010

Photo | Neal Santos

It's a special In Print this roundup this week, as all our print coverage is dedicated to the burgeoning behemoth that is Philly Beer Week 2010. - We teased this earlier in the week: Old City rock club The Khyber is also a great beer bar, and it's produced quite a few Philly beer-scene luminaries. Brian Howard rounds up four former Khyber bartenders — Casey Parker, Brendan Hartranft, Paul Havelin and Chris Morris — for a beer-soaked roundtable discussion with current Khyber cap'n Jeremy Thomson. These dudes got STORIES. -Novice beer drinker or first-time Philly Beer Week-er? Local bar owners want to help! We tapped the proprietors of spots like South Philly Tap Room, The Sidecar, London Grill, Monk's and more for this guide to surviving Beer Week. - Hadley Assail dons her beer goggles for this week's What's Cooking column, rounding up food-and-beer events throughout the city. - Beer Week can be a bit of a bro-down, but there are plenty of lady-centric events for the gentler brew-guzzling sex to enjoy. James Saul has your guide. - In Small Bites, quick hits on some sweet-sounding events, plus word on a Victory brew made especially for Beer Week. - Finally, this doesn't have a ton to do with Beer Week, but — Feeding Frenzy has details on Mac's Tavern, Frog Burger and Mojo Coffee.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, May 27

POSTED: Thursday, May 27, 2010, 5:06 PM

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Photo | Neal Santos

- Despite its reputation as a serious sandwich town, Philly's suddenly a hotbed of hot dog- and sausage-related activity. We profile a handful of newcomers to the forcemeat fray, including Renaissance Sausage (above), The Dapper Dog, Starvin' Marvin's Super Dogs, Nicky and Pete's and the upcoming Wunder Dog. - James Saul visits Weavers Way Chestnut Hill, the co-op's brand-spanking-new Germantown Avenue space, and shares five things you need to know about the local-food haven. - Jean-Marie Lacroix, fair-fooding cheesemakers, James Beard-winning chef demos and more in What's Cooking. - Feeding Frenzy's got the deets on Momiji and West Side Gravy, plus news on a handful of other up-and-comers. - Editor in Chief Brian Howard runs down the contents of his very serious urban garden. Did he go green-thumb overboard?

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National shout for Resurrection Ale House's fried chicken

POSTED: Tuesday, May 25, 2010, 2:35 PM

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Joey Chmiko, chef at Resurrection Ale House (2425 Grays Ferry Ave.), gets a little love for his panko-crusted, honey-drizzled fried chicken in the latest issue of Bon AppÃ©tit. Restaurant Editor Andrew Knowlton includes RAH in a finger-lickin' Top 10:

Resurrection Ale House Philadelphia Crispy fried chicken with ice-cold beer is one of the great food-beverage pairings of the world, and this gastropub has exceptional versions of both: lots of locally brewed stuff on tap and twice-fried chicken with a spiced-honey drizzle. 2425 Grays Ferry Avenue; 215-735-2202; resurrectionalehouse.com

Krunch

Posted 2010-05-25 11:48:28

How could someone named "Joey Chmiko serve something with 3-4 bites of food to it.  Good Lord, that is not fried chicken.  That is pan-fried, brain dead people who think if you spend more for it, it must be better. Screw that, I'll go to "Popeye's" before I'll spend $15 for 4 bites of foo-foo crap. Ambience my ass!

Chicken Zombi

Posted 2010-06-01 16:34:31

Best chicken we've (all 10 of us) had.  Thank you Mr. Chmiko for coming up with something so good.

cat houses

Posted 2010-07-19 20:05:03

Thank you for the great blog post. You can really tell that you take time to write it.

Farewell to Resurrection Ale House’s fried chicken :: Meal Ticket :: Food Blog :: Philadelphia City Paper

Posted 2010-12-20 11:32:12

[...] kinda spicy, honey-drizzled, German potato salad-accompanied, award-winning, three-order-limited, nationally praised plate of divinity otherwise known as the Fried Chicken at Resurrection Ale House (2425 Grays Ferry [...]

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, May 20

POSTED: Thursday, May 20, 2010, 6:04 PM

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Photo | Neal Santos

- Trey Popp heads 37 stories up to test out the food and drink at Daniel Stern's R2L. He finds some choice eats, but overall feels that lapses in execution are holding the swanky spot back. - Sangrita, tequila's traditional spicy/fruity accompaniment, is dissected by Felicia D in her latest Spirit Sister column — she runs down the renditions whipped up at spots like Distrito, Xochitl and Cantina. - Hadley Assail has all your food/booze itinerary laid out for the coming week in What's Cooking — check out details on a sustainable seafood dinner at 10 Arts, a tequila dinner at El Vez, an old-school white asparagus fest and more. - Feeding Frenzy has scoopage on Amuse, Muntin, Delicatessen and quick hits on several other upcoming spots.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, May 13

POSTED: Thursday, May 13, 2010, 8:24 PM

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Photo | Trey Popp

- Trey Popp stays at home to cook this week, exploring the possibilties of mastic, an odd, expensive resin that's most commonly applied in desserts. Popp finds that there's more to it than just the sweet stuff. - Felicia D talks to Spencer Walker, a cook-turned-scribe who's written Cook to Bang, a guide to bedding ladies via cooking. Chopped and screwed indeed. - City Tap House, Bodhi Coffee and Jake's Sandwich Board — all newcomers, all detailed in Feeding Frenzy. - In What's Cooking, we've got word on this weekend's Italian Market Festival, a Nubian goat milking workshop, a Philly dining retrospective panel discussion and more.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, May 6

POSTED: Thursday, May 6, 2010, 5:56 PM

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Photo | Neal Santos

- Trey Popp explores the slick, multi-traditional offerings at Garces Trading Company, where Jose Garces has once again succeeded at crafting a solid non-Latin concept. - "Give Pizza Chance," an all-pizza-themed art show, opens tomorrow at Rocket Cat CafÃ©, and we've got the backstory plus some sneak peeks of the slicetastic exhibit. - What's Cooking has details on a couple collab dinners — Zahav/MÃ©mÃ©, Spinal Tapas/Green Aisle — plus beer-y parties and an atypical Mother's Day idea. - Kraftwork, Cooperage and Renaissance's portable local organic sausage, all up in Feeding Frenzy. - In his Man Overboard column, Isaiah Thompson somehow manages to draw a connection between his favorite Chinese restaurant (Ting Wong) and various distrastrous goings-on in Philly.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, April 29

POSTED: Thursday, April 29, 2010, 6:31 PM

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- Trey Popp talks up Mexi food master Leo Saavedra, who runs the Tacos Don Memo cart at 38th and Sansom as well as a sit-down restaurant in Upper Darby. Good news: Saavedra's got plans for something even bigger on the way. - In Spirit Sister, Felicia D introduces the Ranstead Room, the clandestine cocktail bar behind Stephen Starr's new El Rey. She chats with hot-shit drink consultant Sasha Petraske, who whipped up recipes for the project. - Alexandra Harcharek breaks down all the food/drink haps going down week — it's gonna be a good one! — in What's Cooking. - Feeding Frenzy has word on new spots, including the aforementioned El Rey, Savas Brick Oven Pizza, Kraftwork and more.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, April 22

POSTED: Friday, April 23, 2010, 5:19 PM

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- Brion Shreffler scours South Philly to find the best fresh pasta makers in the city. Check out his breakdown of the best offerings from Superior, Talluto's, Nino's and Matteo's. - This weekend boasts the second annual Fishtown Shad Fest, an all-day celebration of the oily, boney member of the herring family that give that River Ward 'hood its name. Carolyn Wyman talks to a couple shad experts (Paul Kimport of Johnny Brenda's/Standard Tap, Sam Mink of Oyster House, etc.) to get the skinny on its distinctive flavor. - Flavors of the Avenue, a sustainable seafood feast at Bar Ferdy and more in this week's What's Cooking. - Feeding Frenzy has word on three new spots: Old City Asian Bistro, Twenty Manning Grill and Unitea.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, April 15

POSTED: Thursday, April 15, 2010, 5:52 PM

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- Trey Popp is infinitely pleased with the careful cooking at Amis, Marc Vetri's new Roman trattoria. From the delicately fried artichokes (above) to the house-cured meats, chef Brad Spence is putting out simple-on-paper food with bold and focused flavors. - Next Wednesday, author and Philly resident Stephen Fried will visit the Free Library to discuss his brand-new Appetite for America: How Visionary Businessman Fred Harvey Built a Railroad Hospitality Empire That Civilized the Wild West. A.D. Amorosi catches up with the journo to talk about the influence of Harvey, who Fried credits with shaping the modern American hospitality industry. - Goat cheese parties, cheffy collabs and bake sales for a good cause in What's Cooking. - Feeding Frenzy has word on new and up-and-coming spots, including Le Viet, Hop Angel Brauhaus, The Diving Horse and more.

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IN PRINT: City Paper Food and Restaurants, April 8

POSTED: Thursday, April 8, 2010, 4:38 PM

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Photo | Neal Santos

- Zavino, from chef Steve Gonzalez, has been earning some praise for its pizzas in its few few months of business, but Trey Popp discovers that there's so much more to like about the place, from lighter-than-air pastas and "fisherman-style food" to an interesting and affordable wine list.

- Iron Chef and Food Network personality Bobby Flay opened a location of his Bobby's Burger Palace mini-chain in Philly earlier this week, and we snagged a few minutes with the dude to talk competition, inspiration, the art of sticking Lay's chips on burgers and more.

- Feeding Frenzy has all the pertinent details on the aforementioned BBP, plus new taqueria Mexico on the Square, new lunch hours at two well-loved spots and other tidbits.

- Happy birthday, Honest Tom and Grid! Plus details on rye-inspired parties, sake shindigs and family recipes, in What's Cooking.

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