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Articles by Jason Sheehan
I know. I made a face when I saw the name, too.
I know. I made a face when I...
By Jason Sheehan • February 4, 2010 12:00 am

I know. I made a face when I saw the name, too. Menchie’s frozen yogurt? Didn’t make me immediately want…

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Just as God intended.Just when I was getting all excited about getting
Just as God intended.Just when I was getting...
By Jason Sheehan • February 3, 2010 12:00 am

Just as God intended.Just when I was getting all excited about getting drunk on gin-flavored Pop Rocks and whiskey gelee,…

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MacGyver, eat your heart out.While we’re on the topic of molecular gastronomy
MacGyver, eat your heart out.While we’re on the...
By Jason Sheehan • February 3, 2010 12:00 am

MacGyver, eat your heart out.While we’re on the topic of molecular gastronomy and weird ways to play with your food…

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The one thing I promised myself, though, was that after nearly 10
The one thing I promised myself, though, was...
By Jason Sheehan • February 2, 2010 12:00 am

The one thing I promised myself, though, was that after nearly 10 years, if anyone was ever foolhardy, crazy or…

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Meet the Weekly's New Food Critic
Meet the Weekly’s New Food Critic
By Jason Sheehan • February 2, 2010 12:00 am

Jason Sheehan writes—as he once cooked—out of necessity, with murder in his heart.

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Happy hours are wonderful things. Cheap(er) booze, usually a few little snacks,
Happy hours are wonderful things. Cheap(er) booze, usually...
By Jason Sheehan • February 2, 2010 12:00 am

Happy hours are wonderful things. Cheap(er) booze, usually a few little snacks, and all offered to me just because I…

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I love cheese. Love, love, love it. On my own personal food
I love cheese. Love, love, love it. On...
By Jason Sheehan • February 1, 2010 12:00 am

I love cheese. Love, love, love it. On my own personal food pyramid, the cheese food group comes in just…

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This year, the day before Valentine’s Day just happens to be a
This year, the day before Valentine’s Day just...
By Jason Sheehan • January 29, 2010 12:00 am

This year, the day before Valentine’s Day just happens to be a holiday in its own right–namely Lunar New Year….

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Steamed mussels with potato, leeks and bacon. Fried rabbit terrine with truffle.
Steamed mussels with potato, leeks and bacon. Fried...
By Jason Sheehan • January 28, 2010 12:00 am

Steamed mussels with potato, leeks and bacon. Fried rabbit terrine with truffle. Pork belly sliders with quince and bourbon and…

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Former NYT critic Frank Bruni in his early daysI feel bloated, exhausted
Former NYT critic Frank Bruni in his early...
By Jason Sheehan • January 28, 2010 12:00 am

Former NYT critic Frank Bruni in his early daysI feel bloated, exhausted and fat as a bastard–lying splayed out in…

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El Bulli’s Ferran Adria chasing the mourning foodies off his lawnThe announcement
El Bulli’s Ferran Adria chasing the mourning foodies...
By Jason Sheehan • January 27, 2010 12:00 am

El Bulli’s Ferran Adria chasing the mourning foodies off his lawnThe announcement came down today: El Bulli, one of the…

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Better ingredients, better pizza, missing owners…Yesterday was a bad day for pizza
Better ingredients, better pizza, missing owners…Yesterday was a...
By Jason Sheehan • January 27, 2010 12:00 am

Better ingredients, better pizza, missing owners…Yesterday was a bad day for pizza delivery drivers because yesterday was the day that…

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I’ve been getting a lot of “hello and welcome to town” emails
I’ve been getting a lot of “hello and...
By Jason Sheehan • January 27, 2010 12:00 am

I’ve been getting a lot of “hello and welcome to town” emails from the chefs, owners and PR flacks in…

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Photo courtesy Mike UrbanSee that snap over there? That’s a shot of
Photo courtesy Mike UrbanSee that snap over there?...
By Jason Sheehan • January 27, 2010 12:00 am

Photo courtesy Mike UrbanSee that snap over there? That’s a shot of the new Ohmi wagyu tenderloin being served now…

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Late last week, while still trying to get my bearings and desperately
Late last week, while still trying to get...
By Jason Sheehan • January 26, 2010 12:00 am

Late last week, while still trying to get my bearings and desperately in need of a sugar fix, I sent…

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Serves him right…I hate Valentine’s Day. Always have, always will. As a
Serves him right…I hate Valentine’s Day. Always have,...
By Jason Sheehan • January 25, 2010 12:00 am

Serves him right…I hate Valentine’s Day. Always have, always will. As a chef, it was a triple-prep run-up to a…

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In my dreams, everyone looks just like thisOn Friday, we ran the
In my dreams, everyone looks just like thisOn...
By Jason Sheehan • January 25, 2010 12:00 am

In my dreams, everyone looks just like thisOn Friday, we ran the first part of Sheehan’s Day 1 odyssey in…

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See the food in this photo? Looks good, doesn’t it? Five dollars
See the food in this photo? Looks good,...
By Jason Sheehan • January 25, 2010 12:00 am

See the food in this photo? Looks good, doesn’t it? Five dollars and it’s yours.No, really. Five bucks. Provided you…

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There are three ways to experience a new city for the first
There are three ways to experience a new...
By Jason Sheehan • January 22, 2010 12:00 am

There are three ways to experience a new city for the first time. One, you can cower like a lazy…

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One thousand three hundred and seventy three miles, six states, three day’s
One thousand three hundred and seventy three miles,...
By Jason Sheehan • January 21, 2010 12:00 am

One thousand three hundred and seventy three miles, six states, three day’s driving, five pounds of beef jerky consumed, two…

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