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Vampires Beware

Posted by Foobooz on February 15th, 2007

City Paper lists their five favorite garlic dishes this week, tasty to be sure but don’t forget breath mints.

1. Derek’s Restaurant - Roasted Garlic-Parmesan Flatbread
2. Restaurant M - Roasted Organic Poussin with Sweet Garlic Bread Pudding
3. Xochitl - Cazuela de Calamar al Ajillo
4. London Grill - Olive Oil Gelato with Candied Garlic
5. Cuba Libre - Tostones

Breath For Life [Philadelphia Weekly]

Related Tags: Cuba-Libre, Dereks, London-Grill, Restaurant-M, Xochitl

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