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...things sweet (note: there are no songs involving food fetishes) gave the band some trouble with their metaphorical recipe: “How do you make a cake? Eggs, you need eggs right?” Dechter asks. But Beinvenu saved the plan with a recipe fit for Gourmet??and Rolling Stone. “Two tablespoons of sultry melody, a dash of soulful lyricism, and a pinch of passion.” While Fetish Fetish would certainly be a disaster in the kitchen, they’re bound to be a hit on the stage. And probably...
...desperately cultured—or culturally desperate perhaps—as the presented models. But even these failings suggest an aspiration for refinement, something that cannot be said for the barnyard article on sexual lubricants. “KY Jelly is to sex as grape jelly is to gourmet??Even cheep [sic] porn directors know that the only thing grocery store lubricant is good for is use as fake tears in dramatic scenes,” reports Alexandra Cecilia Palma ’08. What charm, what grace...
John Reilly of Dairy Fresh Candies bills himself as “the Irish Candy Man.” In his twenty years as manager, the store’s reputation has made it one of the Phantom Gourmet??s eight picks for favorite candy stores in New England. If you are having trouble finding authentic Italian baking ingredients—like hazelnut flour, Calabrese licorice or whole candied fruit for your Christmas panettone—look no further. And on the off chance that your favorite condiment isn’t in stock, Reilly will import...
John Reilly of Dairy Fresh Candies bills himself as “the Irish Candy Man.” In his twenty years as manager, the store’s reputation has made it one of the Phantom Gourmet??s eight picks for favorite candy stores in New England. If you are having trouble finding authentic Italian baking ingredients—like hazelnut flour, Calabrese licorice or whole candied fruit for your Christmas panettone—look no further. And on the off chance that your favorite condiment isn’t in stock, Reilly will import...
...that blend into the exposed copper vents on the ceiling. Various paintings and photographs of Italy set the mood without being too cliché, and the open kitchen buzzes with busy staff shoving pizzas into the ovens. All of these factors, along with the allure of “gourmet?? dining, make Di Mio a perfect venue for a first date. It is intimate without being intimidating and casual without being classless. And unlike eating at Pho Pasteur, a date at Di Mio won’t leave you exposed to the eyes of Harvard?...
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