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This Week in Food Blogs: Your Water's Lemon Wedge Might Be Contaminated

Urban Swank: The ladies of Urban Swank checked out Nara's Korean Grill Room and have the 411 on the restaurant, especially what their favorite menu items are. During their visit they enjoyed a variety of Korean barbecue items such as the rib eye (bulgogi) and pork belly (kurobata samgyup sal). Each meat at Nara is wrapped with a sauce and rice inside a red and white lettuce leaf; they were told to let the meat be the star of the wrap and to not fill the leaf with too much rice.

H-Town Chow Down: This week, guest blogger Kim visited the new Black Walnut Cafe inside Lone Star Executive Airport in Conroe. While some people thought the chain soup, salad and sandwich restaurant would not be as good as other locations due to a limited menu at the airport, Kim explains that this location is just as good as (and slightly better than) other Black Walnut Cafes around town. She enjoyed her eggs Benedict and appreciated the thin pancakes.

The Pioneer Woman: Looking for an awesome dip to pair with chips while you watch the Super Bowl on Sunday? Try The Pioneer Woman's queso fundido recipe. Queso fundido is basically melted cheese, a dish made in a skillet with onions, yellow and green bell peppers, sausage, tomatoes and a whole lot of cheese. In fact, the recipe calls for a pound of a combination of Monterey Jack and Mexican queso quesadilla cheese. It's a gooey, melted, cheesy dip!

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