The Training Tuck of YumSugar

by Jose Ralat Maldonado, Posted Jul 29th 2010 @ 1:30PM

glass of scotch on a bar Photo: IntangibleArts, Flickr

Each Thursday, we round up a selection of scrumptious links from our friends over at YumSugar. Here's what they've got cooking this week:

From hops to tap: catch a glimpse of how one brewery brings out the beer.
Is your scotch schooling up to snuff?
Baby back ribs heart blueberries.
You could use flour tortillas, but then this flank steak might go all viva la revolución on you.
San Francisco declared war over pie.
Cat Cora can make you a better home cook in eight easy steps.

Filed Under: On the Blogs
Tags: beer, blueberries, home cooking, pie, scotch, tacos

The Avenue Pub, New Orleans - What's On Tap? (9/02/2010)
North Carolina's Can-Do Brewery (8/27/2010)
Dogfish Head's Bitches Brew - Beer of the Week (8/23/2010)
Fish Tacos - Feast Your Eyes (8/18/2010)
Revolution Pizza & Ale House, Charlotte - What's On Tap? (8/19/2010)

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8-05-2010 @1:09AM codyrohds smith said... Well I hate tucking in my shirt but you should do it and be safe and not sorry. If you don't have to you can untuck it. It's not that big of a deal because if you are supposed to you can just tuck it in.
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