Super Bowl chicken wings get updated with Asian, Italian flavors
Jan. 25, 2021
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Chuck Blount moves chicken wings on the grill to toss in a variety of sauces at Chuck s Food Shack.Lisa Krantz /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
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Grilled chicken wings wait to be tossed in sauces at Chuck s Food Shack after they reach an internal temperature of 165 degrees.Lisa Krantz /Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less
The upcoming Super Bowl is a great day for television and a bad day for chickens.
According to the National Chicken Council, Americans ate about 1.4 billion billion! chicken wings during the big game in 2020. That’s about five wings for every person living in the United States.
Express Briefing: Saying goodbye to beloved San Antonio businesses
Dec. 23, 2020
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2020 has been a particularly harsh year for many only-in-San Antonio businesses, especially the small, family-owned places that make this city so special.
We interviewed a number of San Antonians about what it’s been like saying goodbye to their favorite restaurants, stores, gyms, dry cleaners and other businesses.
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The quail poppers from Chick s Prime Meat Market in Spring Branch are what you need with your holiday cocktails
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Quail poppers are sold for $3 each at Chick s Prime Meat Market in Spring Branch.Chuck Blount /StaffShow MoreShow Less
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Quail poppers are sold for $3 each at Chick s Prime Meat Market in Spring Branch.Chuck Blount /StaffShow MoreShow Less
When we hear “popper,” most of us think of cream cheese-stuffed jalapeños wrapped with a strip of bacon and held together with a toothpick. It’s a classic Texas appetizer, and nobody will complain when a plate of that goodness is dropped in front of a crowd.