The Life-Giving Breakfast Sandwiches That Help Us Start the Day
Whether between brioche buns or wedged into a biscuit, these morning sandwiches are worth waking up for.
By
Reagan Williamson
Published in
Food & Drink
May 10, 2021
12:27 pm
Nothing quite rivals the perfect breakfast sandwich. It’s a marvel to sustain you on your commute to work if you can remember such a time or, more likely these days, something to enjoy for a few quiet moments on a park bench outside. It requires no silverware, no table, no fuss. It is, by this login, the perfect takeout food.
As restaurants had set on the pandemic to-go path, many took the time to reflect on the ease and travel-readiness of their menus. Places like Whisk Crepes Café, known for delicious and delicate crepes, introduced breakfast sandwiches on its menus for a more grab-and-go-friendly option. Now, Dallas is brimming with eggy-cheesy-bacon-y breakfast sandwiches in all forms: biscuits, toasts, and arepas. Check out this list
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Dakota s Steakhouse Set to Reopen In July
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Date-night restaurant Dakota’s Steakhouse will reopen in downtown Dallas
The dining room and the menu are expected to stay largely the same.
Dakota s Steakhouse opened in downtown Dallas in 1984. After closing during the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, the below-street-level steakhouse will reopen in 2021.(TOM FOX / 193573)
Dakota’s Steakhouse, which closed in 2020 after 36 years in business, is reopening.
Dakota’s will remain at its original location, in the basement at 600 N. Akard St. in downtown Dallas, with its New Orleans inflected decor. “Dakota’s may be the prettiest, most inviting steakhouse around,” a
Dallas Morning News critic said in 2011.
The sunken patio makes Dakota s Steakhouse in downtown Dallas feel cozy and hidden.(Kevin Marple)
Up Your Culinary Game With These Locally Made Virtual Cooking Classes
Brush up on your trussing skills or learn to butcher a whole hog. Foster your fermenting techniques or ghee-making prowess.
By Eve Hill-Agnus
Published in
Food & Drink
February 25, 2021
1:05 pm
The ice has disappeared and the snow has thawed. The temperatures seem to indicate one thing. Spring is coming. Do you remember last spring, when you scarcely knew if you would be able to cook at home?
We’re still cooking from home one year later. While you may have started uncertain if you could boil an egg, the sourdough revolution and DIY dalgona coffee phases have intervened, and you’re now ready to make kombucha and butcher a hog.