Exploring Buffalo By Bicycle: Fun For The Family
It s time to leave the house.get out for fresh air, exercise and good food. We have all been staring at the same four walls for much too long. Everywhere we go we wear a mask, we know it is necessary, but we are all tired of it, and have even complained about it.but have we DONE anything about it? Well now is your chance.
This month, Buffalo Bike Tours starts their third season of teaching local history and riding through the city.
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“Everyone wants to be outside and it’s a great place to explore by bicycle, said Marc Moscato, owner.
How you can explore and taste the Queen City on two wheels this summer
Buffalo Bike Tours returns for third season
Summers in Buffalo often bring everyone out to the waterfront. Coming to Canalside for fresh air, water activities and good food. And starting this month, you can stop at Buffalo Bike Tours as they start their third season teaching local history and riding through the city.
and last updated 2021-05-07 07:00:47-04
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) â Summers in Buffalo often bring everyone out to the waterfront. Coming to Canalside for fresh air, water activities and good food.
And starting this month, you can stop at Buffalo Bike Tours as they start their third season teaching local history and riding through the city.
By Caitlin Hartney
Most days in the kitchen, Annie Henry is a one-woman show. Working out of a commissary prep space on Chenango Street, the Middle Sister Sandwiches co-owner grocery shops, cooks, cleans, coordinates order pickups and makes deliveries to hungry, appreciative customers around the area.
But sheâs not really alone. Her sister, partner and creative mastermind, Jacque Henry (pronounced âJackieâ), is equally, if differently, invested. A full-time oncology nurse at Roswell Park Comprehensive Cancer Center, Jacque simply canât be in the kitchen with Annie most shifts (though she is when she can). But it was Jacque who came up with the idea for the business, aimed at making global food less intimidating to westernized palates, and it was Jacque who jumped at the opportunity to get the fledgling business up and running.
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Buffalo Bike Tours, Michigan Street Corridor, and Young Family have teamed up to raise money for a John Young mural in Buffalo. This Wednesday, April 28, 2021, there will be a Mumbo Wing and Steak Sandwich Pop Up from 11 am to 3 pm. It will be located at The Broadway Market, 999 Broadway in Buffalo. Lina Brown Young, John Young’s daughter, will be cooking up the wings using her dad s secret Mumbo wing sauce recipe. The steak sandwiches will be made by Stone, who used to work at Young’s Wings N’ Things. Orders are to-go only and by pre-sale only, which you can place here. The proceeds from the pop-up sale will help fund a new mural honoring John Young and his contribution to Buffalo history. The location of the mural will be on the outside of the Carl Jeff Barber Shop, 864 Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo. The project is sponsored by Buffalo Bike Tours and Michigan Street Corridor.
Who Really Created the Famous Buffalo Chicken Wings
Who really created the first Buffalo chicken wings? It depends on who you ask.
The Anchor Bar in Buffalo claims to have created the phenomenon in 1964 when Teressa Bellissimo deep fried chicken wings and covered them in secret sauce for hungry diners.
But it was John Young who started serving uncut chicken wings that he breaded, deep fried and served in his own special Mumbo sauce, at his Buffalo restaurant, beginning in 1961. John Young’s Wings n’ Things is still widely-regarded as the original Buffalo wing today.
The Young family tells WKBW no marketing and no trademark is why John Young isn t attributed with creating the New York staple.