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    like pork nachos, sliced ahi, and shrimp lettuce wraps. You may also choose from a wide range of burgers and sandwiches at Huggo’s.…

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    the mood for great southern food, spend time at their bar for drinks, sample the beer cheese platter or the smoked chicken wings appetizers, and have a seat in their restaurant when you’re ready to try their famous catfish dinner or sample the pulled pork plate. Stop by Hall’s On The River between February 1 and February 7 to kick off Superbowl Sunday. When you buy a glass of Kentucky Bourbon Ale, Bourbon Barrel, or Country…

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    Intergenerational Dance

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    was completly free. The social work student council was the group that put on the dance. There was about 150 people who showed up, majority of the guest were dressed up in their halloween costume. At the begginning of the dance there was food, pulled pork, baked beans, coleslaw and lots of desserts. After food was served they had multiple activities for the kids mostly; they had mummy rap, a cake walk, hoola hoop, and a costume conteset. At the end of the dance they gave out awards for the…

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    Menu, a simple pamphlet, is perhaps one of the most vital tool of a restaurant. A strong menu can make all the difference; potentially rake in sales and increase profits. Overall, Cottage Inn’s menu is very strong and leaves very little improve. However, making every little adjustment to improve the menu can help increase success. Below are a couple recommendations that I would like to suggest to help improve the menu. Write the language of food. According to Charles Spence, a professor in…

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    who would ever before forget the best benefit of tailgating? Well, we wouldn't condition it if it wasn't important, and I've heard rumors of a tailgater in Tennessee that forgot the pulled pork let's just say a 30-mile walk home was considered a light punishment. All kidding aside, you truly cannot forget meat, pork, brats, and other things that you want to take on an excellent tailgating afternoon. Just as a note for everyone, hot pepper enthusiasts bring antacids and a lot of them! 6. Tailgate…

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    My perfect day would start out with me waking up at 9 o'clock am. Beside my extra soft king size bed would be a massive plate of; eggs, bacon, sausage, pancakes, biscuits and gravy, huge cinnamon roll, with a glass of milk and apple juice. While I’m eating I will watch NBA and college basketball games. By about 12 o'clock I will be done eating and watching basketball. I crawl out of bed and take a nice long refreshing shower. As I finish showering and on my Miami Heat apparel and Jordan…

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    listening to him speak with my parents about various parts of life. He, before that job, was surprisingly a manager of a popular chain restaurant. He told us various tricks of cooking. One of these was how to make carnitas, a mexican dish similar to pulled…

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    Tyson. He was born on January 15, 1967 in Mound City, Missouri. As per organization legend, truck driver John W. Tyson came up short on gas in Springdale, Arkansas, and chose to settle there. He pulled roughage, organic product, and chickens for quite a while, and when he was not able gets enough cargo works in Arkansas he spent his life investment funds to purchase a truckload of chickens and drove them to Chicago, where they sold at a higher cost…

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    usually do, because the workers created a pass for the parking lot, so it doesn’t get as packed. We had to park in the parking lot on the other side of the street, where Jonathan had then seen the people we tailgate with, so we payed to park and pulled in near them. We then walked over to the tents where they give us free stuff, since it’s homecoming. While we were over there, we watched the fly in. The fly…

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    To this day, America’s food culture remains to be its pride and joy, yet interestingly enough, what is understood by many to be the traditional food culture of America actually varies greatly from one part of the North American Continent to the other. However, of the vastly differentiating cultures found throughout America, one cannot deny that there is one region in particular who’s culinary culture is well defined, and easily recognizable. Actually, the entire region’s identity is nearly…

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