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Tag: Ina Pinkney
Catch the last Breakfast at Ina’s this Saturday
The JCC Chicago Jewish Film Festival is hosting the final screening in the foreseeable future this Saturday.
Feast your eyes on two trailers: One for Next, one for Ina’s
Two very different trailers just came out: one for fancy dinner, one for a maker of comfy breakfast.
Dinner with Ina at Lou Mitchell’s—wait, Lou Mitchell’s is open for dinner?
As the West Loop becomes a family neighborhood that could use an old-school diner, Lou Mitchell’s starts serving dinner.
What some recent restaurant closings mean for the scene
Pecking Order, the Savoy, Telegraph, and others say good-bye.
Reader’s Agenda Sat 6/7: Printers Row Lit Fest, a scavenger hunt, and Mother Falcon
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Saturday, June 7
Paula, Lidia, and Ina at Lit Fest, Rick’s art meets plate, and more
Things that are happening, from pie talk on stage to art coming down from the walls to be eaten
Hey, who put avocado in my hot chocolate?
Breakfast Queen Ina Pinkney developed this recipe for a Mexican avocado growers’ association.
What happens when all-star chefs get in bed with Big Food?
Culinary icons from Paul Kahan to Rick Bayless, Grant Achatz to Matthias Merges, Ina Pinkney to Homaro Cantu have forged unlikely relationships with brands such as Nestlé, Kraft, and Lean Cuisine. The results might surprise you.
Breakfast chat with Ina about how restaurants work, and her only cookbook
A Q&A with the creator of Heavenly Hots
Trotter wigs out on art students, and other food news bites
Hatch chiles, Ina, Marie’s, and more
This Week’s Food and Drink Events
Berry dinners, garden tours, wine classes, and more.
Ain’t Easy Being Green
The Green Chicago Restaurant Co-op has released its inaugural list of area restaurants that are certified green.