Black Gnocchi with Prawns & Fava Beans @ GT Fish & Oyster
@pennypollack: The black gnocchi w/prawns & fava beans @GT Fish & Oyster rocked, especially the fava bean part. GT FISH & OYSTER: 531 N WELLS; 312-929-3501
@pennypollack: The black gnocchi w/prawns & fava beans @GT Fish & Oyster rocked, especially the fava bean part. GT FISH & OYSTER: 531 N WELLS; 312-929-3501
It’s been a quiet couple months for city and state politics, but things are starting to get interesting: two federal investigations, rumblings from Michael Madigan about the pre-paid college tuition program, and the city inspector general’s report on truck drivers.
The local starchtect discusses “Reveal,” the new monograph about Studio Gang, as the Gang-designed Ford Calumet Environmental Center hangs in the balance. Alternately, Lisa Madigan appears on the Interview Show tonight at the Hideout.
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Former Chicago Home + Garden editorial assistant Corina Quinn, now associate editor at La Cucina Italiana, was in town for the International Home and Housewares show last month. This is the first of three guest blogs from Corina.
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ON THE LEVEL(S): Lincoln Park 2520 regains six of its eight lost stories after a final round of construction funding comes through
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