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Nirvana in a Teapot

For Americans, tea drinking is a quintessentially British pastime. There’s something stuffy about tea and its accouterments—high-backed chairs, Devonshire cream,


Drinky-Drink

The Old Fashioned 2 oz. bourbon or whiskey 1 sugar cube or 1/2 teaspoon of superfine sugar 2 or 3


Famous Last Words

The name is funny. There is simply no getting around it. And it makes for some interesting conversations. What did


Sugar & Spice and Everything Nice?

I count myself, unabashedly, among the cognoscenti when it comes to food. I was born and raised in Singapore, where


In Heat

I’ve traveled the world eating spicy food. I’ve trekked through the jungles of Thailand, rafted the rivers of Vietnam and


Food Term

From the menu at Baraka Cafe, Central Square: Cardamom n. Iranian. A spice that is traditionally used in Middle Eastern


Drinky-Drink

Flaming Dr. Pepper Bombs 1 oz. Amaretto 8 oz. beer Spoonful of 151 Bacardi Rum Fill a large glass with


Say Cheese

Formaggio Kitchen 244 Huron Ave. (617) 354-4750 Ihsan Gurdal moves in a circle of the powerful and famous, at least


Drinky-Drink

Sour Apple Martini 1 oz. vodka 1 oz. sour apple schnapps 2 oz. sour mix Mix ingredients together in a


French Toast

Metro 1815 Mass. Ave. (Porter Square) (617) 354-3727 Open daily, 11 a.m.-9 p.m. Metro, a relative newcomer to the Porter


Hip Not to be Square

Harvard Square is many things. Adjectives such as “cute,” “bustling” and “touristy” are liberally employed to describe the College’s immediate


Parlez-Vous Delicieux?

Bistrot is French for bistro. Savory-crusted lamb brochette is French for delicious. And the Craigie Street Bistrot, complete with both


Drinky-Drink

Margarita: THE TAILGATER’S COCKTAIL 1 oz. white tequila 1/2 oz. triple sec Juice of one lime Coarse salt Combine all


Cold Fusion

In this airy room behind the counter of Toscanini’s Ice Cream shop in Central Square, Amy Chilton sprinkles cocoa over


A Night Out: Double Feature

Centro 720 Mass. Ave., Cambridge (617) 868-2405 Located in the heart of Central Square, the aptly named restaurant, Centro (pronounced


A Night Out

I once had a very bad bottle of wine, and an even worse egg roll, at the late Young and


A Night Out

Zuzu 474 Massachusetts Avenue. T: Central. (617) 864-3278 ext. 237. Daily 5:30 p.m.–12 a.m. While Zuzu is certainly much classier


A Night Out

On one glorious Sunday morning, three intrepid non-believers asked: What could be a better way to chase away that unclean


A Night Out

Boston contains numerous colleges, which means it also contains numerous college bars. Yet, sadly, too many of us restrict our


A Night Out

It is finally warm(er) out, the sun is shining and birds are twittering merrily outside open windows. Across campus, everyone


Sorry, Ms. Jackson

When Katherine E. Jackson ’04 graduated from high school, a friend advised her to create a web page. “If people


A Night Out

Harvard students are completely out of touch with the country in which we live. It is embarrassing and unfortunate to


A Night Out at the Bars of Yesteryear

For some of us, questions about what life will be like at Harvard in 25 years expand far beyond the


A Night, Out of Love

For the coupled, Valentine’s Day is a gooey holiday: heart-shaped lollipops, cheesy greeting cards and a mutually dependent, sensitive partner


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