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Posted on June 24, 2009

It's not "Goodbye" - It's "See you soon!"


Classy&Sassy and FoodiePrincess, c. 2005 (pre-blog)

With a heavy heart, we're sad to announce that we'll be retiring DallasEats, effective today.  It's been an amazing two and a half years, and we've had more fun than we ever thought possible sharing our explorations, insights, cravings and observations with all of you on the blog.

This announcement comes on the heels of major developments in both of our lives.  For starters, little Miller Brant is now the apple of FP (a.k.a. Robin Brant)'s eye - and the primary focus of her time and energy. Between family fun, her day-gig and finishing up with her MBA, her moments to herself are few and far between these days.  You can stay current on the Brant
family's continuing adventures at http://robinbrant.blogspot.com.

And C&S (aka Lisa Petty) will now be blogging for the Dallas Observer's City of Ate.  Tune in for news, trends, first looks, and events every day - your comments are welcome!  Also, beginning July 15, you can find her at NBCDFW.com as well, reporting on style and shopping around town in a new daily feature entitled "Want This".  Fun stuff!

So, as you can see, we're not saying "goodbye"...in fact, we might just see more of each other now than ever before.  Thank you all so much for reading, and remember:  Don't be a stranger!

With love,

Robin and Lisa

Eating in Dallas

Posted on November 19, 2009

Leftovers

Last weekend I took an inventory of the leftovers in my freezer… Split Pea and Ham Soup Pork Stew with Black Beans Hot and Sour Soup Pinto Beans Chili Poor Boy Enchilada Sauce Indian Lamb and Potato Stew Refried Beans Marina Italian Wedding Soup Gumbo with Chicken, Shrimp and Sausage Braised Short Ribs Chili for hotdogs Meatballs in Marina Sauce Ricotta Gnocchi Pork Pot Stickers This week, we’ve been on a mission [...]

City of Ate (Dallas Observer)

Posted on January 1, 0001

Question Of The Week: Doesn't Thanksgiving Deserve Better Television Specials?

​Yeah, there's that Charlie Brown deal. But it's nowhere near as popular as the Great Pumpkin bit or the famous Christmas episode. Daffy Duck did a couple of nice skits, but that was a long time ...

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Eats (Dallas Morning News)

Posted on November 20, 2009

The Back Story: Smoke

MN_Smoke_10.jpgIt's a rainy Friday morning, and I wish I were at Smoke eating breakfast instead of sitting at my desk.

But since I'm not, I thought I'd just run through a few more things I loved and didn't love about the new place at the Belmont Hotel, where Tim Byres is chef.

LOVED: The bread and butter pickles. Especially the cucumber ones. I think they're the best I've ever tasted. I could eat them all day long, even this early in the morning.

DIDN'T LOVE: The back room on a Friday night. There's a tournament-quality (according to one of the waiters) pool table back there, but the people playing pool were screaming and laughing so loud we had to shout across the table to hear each other.

LOVED: The configuration of the bar. It's kind of pointed, and arranged so there's plenty of space to sit or stand and have a drink if there's a long wait. The staff actually seems to care about people who are waiting for a table.

Eat My Words

Posted on November 12, 2009

Talking Tamales

Oh,  this is right down my nerdy little alley. There is going to be a talk on “A Brief History of Tamales” on Thursday, November 19, 2009, 6:00-7:00 p.m. (Reception to follow 7:00-7:30 p.m.) The speaker is Claudia Alarcón (she writes on food for the Austin Chronicle) and she’s going to reveal all [...]

pegasus news

Posted on November 20, 2009

Restaurant review: Ellerbe Fine Foods in Fort Worth

Seasonal ingredients from local and regional producers find their place on the menu at Ellerbe Fine Foods.

Sidedish (D magazine)

Posted on November 20, 2009

Another TV Show With a Local Connection: BBQ Pitmasters

According to Full Custom Gospel BBQ, dfw.com is reporting a new TV series showcasing “the high-stakes world of competitive barbecue.” BBQ Pitmasters begins on Decemeber 3 at 9:00 p.m. on TLC. Three folks in the series are from around here: Jamie Geer, owner of Jambo Pits a Fort Worth company that sells custom smokers, Paul [...]

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