by Monika Bartyzel, Posted Jul 23rd 2009 @ 12:00PM
- Instead of hitting the spaghetti aisle, the Courant suggests browsing the shelves of Asian noodles.
- Connecticut enters the grilled pizza craze.
- As part of the Taste of Hartford restaurant week, you can find many dishes for 2009 ... or rather, $20.09.
- Almost anything from a fast food place will pack on the pounds, but this handy gallery features the worst offenders. ...
- ... and one more handy gallery, this time rife with commentary, for tasty cocktails in the Hartford area.
- When picking up summer beers, Newport Storm Summer Ale, Saranac Summer Brew and more will do the trick.
- Recipes: Greek Yogurt with Apricot Compote and Pistachios and Grilled Sausage and Peppers.
Filed Under: In Sixty Seconds
Tags: asian noodles, AsianNoodles, cocktails, fast food, FastFood, grilled pizza, GrilledPizza, summer beer, SummerBeer, The Hartford Courant, TheHartfordCourant
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