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Angie Quebedeaux

Dallas

Freelance Food Writer at Dallas Observer

Articles

  • 2 weeks ago | dallasobserver.com | Angie Quebedeaux |Lauren Drewes Daniels |Chris Wolfgang

    We stick to Anthony Bourdain’s interpretation of a proper burger: good-quality beef, a soft, squishy potato bun and processed cheese for the melt factor. Of course, that's a starting point, from which there are many paths to wander along.Our annual list of the best burgers in Dallas has a lot more caramelized beer onions and Thousand Island dressing than a purist like Bourdain may appreciate.

  • 1 month ago | dallasobserver.com | Angie Quebedeaux |Melanie Hernández

    If you’re anything like the rest of us, the words “dining out” and “cheap” might sound like they belong to a bygone era, buried under layers of inflation and economic turmoil.

  • Sep 28, 2024 | dallasobserver.com | Lauren Drewes Daniels |Hank Vaughn |Angie Quebedeaux |Anisha Holla

    Our 2024 Best of Dallas issues is a guide to the wonderful fluffy underbelly of Dallas: restaurants, bars and holes-in-the-walls we're at times reluctant to share less they "trend." Now, after trolling the city for the shiny, salty and always tasty spots, we've rounded up some of our favorite budget-friendly from the food and drink section in this article.

  • Apr 12, 2024 | dallasobserver.com | Angie Quebedeaux

    The simple grilled cheese gained popularity in the U.S. in the 1930s during the Great Depression as an affordable and filling meal for families. Initially a simple combination of bread, cheese and butter, the grilled cheese sandwich has since evolved into a versatile dish with countless variations for both high-profile chefs and home cooks. Dallas restaurants are no exception in the quest to make the best damn grilled cheese ever.

  • Apr 9, 2024 | dallasobserver.com | Angie Quebedeaux

    The term “apizza” itself sets New Haven apart. The initial “a” reflects the Italian dialect spoken in the Naples region. These pizzas take on an oval shape and are intentionally charred longer and at a slightly lower temperature than their Neapolitan counterparts. The sourdough undergoes extended fermentation, resulting in a firmer, chewier crust compared to the quick-rise New York style.

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