Most Reuben sandwiches are served with a side of guilt. The meat is usually fatty, the bread is buttered to a sheen, and cheese and Russian dressing ooze from three sides. Read more >>
Most Reuben sandwiches are served with a side of guilt. The meat is usually fatty, the bread is buttered to a sheen, and cheese and Russian dressing ooze from three sides. Read more >>
Latkes? The first random thought that bloomed from my subconscious was that these potato pancakes taste just as good as the best latkes I have ever encountered. The comparison was easy to make. Kuby’s doesn’t lean heavily on mashed potatoes for their pancakes, but instead use coarsely grated raw potatoes. The tubers are lightly accented with herbs, molded into perfectly round cakes and fried to order. Read more >>
Adam Richman, the Travel Channel’s Food Coma Correspondent, spent some time in Dallas recently, stuffing his face at Kuby’s Sausage House (which we profiled a while back), Sonny Bryan’s Smokehouse and Sprouts SpringRoll & Pho. Read more >>
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It’s 8 a.m., and it smells deliciously of cooked meats, fresh bread, and sausages. It wasn’t my nose alone that brought me here at this hour, though; Kuby’s was first and most-often mentioned when I asked around for places to purchase sausages in Dallas. Read more >>