“They melt in your mouth,” Pelter said. “We say they’re life-changing doughnuts. I can’t even eat other doughnuts anymore.”
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Hold on tight, because Guernsey Park takes your taste buds for a wildly delicious ride
Another way the restaurant serves chicken is in five-spice fried chicken ($10), which is cooked once before being fried to create an exceedingly tender texture after diners crunch through the skin.
Gazedibles: Eat to the beat!
Diners can enjoy a glass of wine, tuck into a plate of ossobuco and watch the talented dancers move to the music.
Food Briefs: Roughtail Brewing Co. anniversary, Delmar Gardens and more
Roughtail Brewing Co. celebrates four years of making some of the best IPAs around with a party noon-9 p.m. Saturday at its Midwest City headquarters, 1279 N. Air Depot Blvd.
Food Briefs: Beats & Bites, Right-A-Way returns, Zoo menu update
“With the perfect mix of some of my recipes and the Speakeasy, it is a delicious combination,” he said.
Pita the fool who doesn’t explore ZamZam’s excellent Mediterranean menu
The spice of the kufta leaches into the sauce, countering the mild bitterness. It’s a symphony of textures and flavors. Like many great dishes, it’s easy to eat and fun to ponder.
What do you call a dive bar that isn’t a dive bar? Co-owner Scott Pepper just calls it Lost Highway.
What do you call a dive bar that isn’t a dive bar? Co-owner Scott Pepper just calls it Lost Highway.
Gin Thai Fusion’s focus on regional cuisine brings new flavors to Edmond
Some dishes have momentum, something that drives you to take another bite. Gin rama is a perfect example.
Rah-rah ramen: Plaza District’s Gor? Ramen + Izakaya has customers cheering for more
The most popular nikuman is the deep-fried pork belly bun ($8), which comes with pickled cucumbers, green onions and a mildly sweet plum sauce that helps balance the pork’s savory, fatty flavor.
Cover Story: Urban farmers cultivate community and a connection to the land
“We have a hunger inside of us to be connected to the natural world,” she said. “No matter how happy you might be at an office job, you still have that need.”
