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What We Learned from the Spurs loss to the Sixers
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You know that thing where you’re too lazy to go get groceries but you’re too hungry to wait for take out, so you just sort of make do with what’s in the pantry already? It’s pretty barren, but you manage to find some cream of mushroom soup, an old package of Top Ramen, and maybe a can of diced tomatoes in there. Time is short and blood sugar is low so you just sort of don’t think about it too hard and and start heating things up. We’ve all been here before, right? Anyway, the Spurs played a pantry meal game tonight against the Sixers and it certainly won’t win us any James Beard awards, but it also didn’t kill anyone. So that’s good.
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East meets L-A as India’s delicious cuisine finally comes to the Twin Cities
From the moment I stepped through the door of Mother India on Lisbon Street in Lewiston, I knew I would be having a special time. The colors, lights and elegantly set tables drew me in, and the delicious smell of Indian spices wafting into the dining room from the kitchen instantly made me hungry.
Rakesh Kumar, Ginni Singh and Uma Kant, owners of Taste of India in Bangor, opened Mother India, Lewiston-Auburn’s first Indian cuisine restaurant, in April. Their staff are knowledgeable and the menu reads well for experienced and novice diners alike.