Midwesterner
Your field guide to food and drink in the Midwest
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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That’s So Cincinnati
This is the end of 513 Week, a three-part series about Cincinnati food. Monday’s piece covered chain pizza. Wednesday’s covered ribs. To finish, I’m taking a bigger-picture look at the city’s food traditions, capped by a Cincinnati-on-Cinci...
Montgomery Inn Forever
Happy 513 Day! This is the midpoint of Midwesterner’s 513 Week, a three-part celebration of Cincinnati’s foodways. On Monday, we shared a recipe inspired by the Queen City’s go-to chain pizza. Now, here are the city’s most (in)famous ribs....
For a Good Time, Call 347-1111
If you haven’t noticed, I’ve been getting into theme weeks, like last month’s Dorothy Lynch Week and last fall’s Black Walnut Week. It’s been a good way to tackle bigger topics and a reason to finish the recipes and drafts that I’ve been ru...
How to Ranch-Wash Anything
The only real trick to making ranch dressing–washed liquor is managing the blob. Commercial ranch dressing, with its industrial-strength emulsifiers and stabilizers, can “do a funny thing” when it’s mixed into alcohol, says Amy Connor, beve...
Dorothy Lynch Everything
This week, we’ve been all in on Dorothy Lynch, a salad dressing from St. Paul, Nebraska, that’s become a Plains Midwest phenomenon. Monday’s piece was an intro to Dorothy, with recipes for a copycat version and oven-roasted Dorothy wings. O...
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