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in DC El Campo is amazing. Smith & Wollensky is a great steakhouse even though it's a chain, the quality is top notch

but if you want something simple cheap awesome and classic to the city Ben's Chili Bowl is it. I went there twice last spring when I was in DC you'll thank me.
 
without a doubt the best chicken I've ever had in my life.

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I don't know. I think this fine plump breasted chicken I had in Xi'an China is far more moist & succulent! :)
 

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Here is a link to some very good Welsh restaurants in D.C. I am not very fond of the Welsh but to each his own.

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There seems to be no Welsh restaurants at all on this search. Only American and Irish stuff. Says a lot about the Welsh really. Not a country, a Principality, thus owned by England, well it was until recently.
 
in DC El Campo is amazing. Smith & Wollensky is a great steakhouse even though it's a chain, the quality is top notch

but if you want something simple cheap awesome and classic to the city Ben's Chili Bowl is it. I went there twice last spring when I was in DC you'll thank me.

A couple of guide books I've purchased (the English guides to the US of A), both say go to Ben's Chili Bowl! Cheers babe, I will head there.
 
as far as chicken goes.... Au Pied de Cochon Cabane et Sucre roasted chicken is baked with the entire inside filled with lobster bisque. they also have a stuffed chicken that is stuffed with a combo of homemade italian sausage, lobster and foie gras. fatty and bursting with flavor

I don't order chicken in restaurants because its a cop out dish. Its what people who don't know what to order pick most of the time. But I was with a group of people and this was part of the menu and it was crazy good.
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Greetings from Puerto Rico!

thought I'd share some of the amazing food I've been having.

Rice with pork n red beans w potato
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Beef empanadas
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Mofongo with fried pork
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The last week I've had best pork I've ever had three different times. It just keeps getting better!

This one was RIDICULOUS! slow cooked pernil (which is Puerto Rican slow cooked marinated pork shoulder) on a bed of cabbage over black rice and peanut sauce!
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Traditional Pernil with apple cider vinegar hot sauce. OUTRAGEOUS!
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some more amazing Pernil (Puerto Rican pork)

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this is a "Tripleta" which is the Puerto Rican version of a Cuban sandwich. but it has pernil (pork), marinated steak and chicken with lime mayo on a baguette that is then lathered in garlic butter and pressed til crispy

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Just shot this on Tuesday and giving you guys a sneak peek at it. One of my favorite weekend getaways is Cedar Key. Only 95 minutes from my house and like no place else around. No commercial chains or anything and all fresh seafood. The clam capital of America and lives up to its reputation! great oysters too.
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some more amazing Pernil (Puerto Rican pork)

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this is a "Tripleta" which is the Puerto Rican version of a Cuban sandwich. but it has pernil (pork), marinated steak and chicken with lime mayo on a baguette that is then lathered in garlic butter and pressed til crispy

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That pork up top is cooked perfectly imo.
 
Yesterday was Sophia's 15th birthday. I got her at 7 weeks old what seems like a lifetime ago. She has flown over 100k miles with me. She is deaf and only has 1 eye and her feet don't work too well anymore, but she's going strong. I foresee a sweet 16 party for next February :)

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