From Rhode Island's dynamite grinder to Kentucky’s historic hot brown, we count down to reveal the most obscure ... It’s perfect as a base for classic sandwiches or as a side for soup. Most ...

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Sandwiches, those quick and versatile bites, have seen their popularity rise and fall over the years. Some have stood the test of time, while others have faded into obscurity. Discover which ...

Welcome to the Blue Heron Steakhouse, Lexington’s hidden gem that’s about to become your new favorite dining destination. The ...

The interior of Porky Pig Diner is a delightful mishmash of small-town charm and no-nonsense practicality. The walls are ...

The brown sugar ... everything: soup, chili, or just a pat of butter melting slowly across its golden surface. If you’re feeling bold, you can try it with some homemade hot honey.

There are a variety of soup choices for hot pot ... free cheese options available upon request — or select from a dozen other choices. Try the Kentucky Hot Brown, made with house-pulled local chicken, ...

Soup is the ultimate one pot meal ... If you use meat as protein, add onion and brown. Add the remaining 2 or 3 cups of vegetables, and 4 cups of liquids (broth or tomatoes).

Top the soup with the mixture. May be served hot or cold. Shuck and de-cob the ... Don’t allow the onions to brown. You want the soup to be very pale. Add the potatoes to the onion and butter ...

From stews to sandwiches, winter menus at Columbus restaurants are full of piping hot comfort foods that will warm you up in spirit, too.