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	<title>Comments on: Kid Rock, a Boat in Koreatown &amp; Awesome BBQ.  -OR- How I Spent My Sunday.</title>
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		<title>By: Liisa</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I have a few questions.....but I can&#039;t wait to go put some south in my mouth..... I haven&#039;t yet found a good well rounded BBQ place in LA.

1. why are you kidding me - over the fried pickles... you&#039;re a food guy.... this isn&#039;t new food.. although the only place I&#039;ve seen them on the menu in LA is (I think...) BB Kings ( I didn&#039;t order).
2. Red velvet cake isn&#039;t difficult...just regional...so it&#039;s rare and IS usually ( in LA) done very poorly when I find it here (yes - even Sprinkles does them badly). The best red velvet I&#039;ve had in the LA area is Susie cakes, hands down. They have a few locations : http://www.susiecakesla.com/

This past weekend I tasted it in wedding cake form and it rocked. (I occasionally work with a fabulous wedding planner so I&#039;ve tasted ALOT of wedding cake/ cup cakes in town).

But bad desserts are,sadly,  pretty common all over LA...with a brief reprieve with the chocolate salumi at Cafe&#039; Laggo on the 3rd st. promenade.

I&#039;m looking forward to trying Gus&#039;s-  I long for a serious down home BBQ joint with meat that falls off the bone and real Carolina sauce (no corn syrup slop please!) As you can tell I have a large opinion about my BBQ - and my Southern breakfast!  I shall report back soon!
(do I dare ask what meat sweats are......)

I salute you and BBQ!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I have a few questions&#8230;..but I can&#8217;t wait to go put some south in my mouth&#8230;.. I haven&#8217;t yet found a good well rounded BBQ place in LA.</p>
<p>1. why are you kidding me &#8211; over the fried pickles&#8230; you&#8217;re a food guy&#8230;. this isn&#8217;t new food.. although the only place I&#8217;ve seen them on the menu in LA is (I think&#8230;) BB Kings ( I didn&#8217;t order).<br />
2. Red velvet cake isn&#8217;t difficult&#8230;just regional&#8230;so it&#8217;s rare and IS usually ( in LA) done very poorly when I find it here (yes &#8211; even Sprinkles does them badly). The best red velvet I&#8217;ve had in the LA area is Susie cakes, hands down. They have a few locations : <a href="http://www.susiecakesla.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.susiecakesla.com/</a></p>
<p>This past weekend I tasted it in wedding cake form and it rocked. (I occasionally work with a fabulous wedding planner so I&#8217;ve tasted ALOT of wedding cake/ cup cakes in town).</p>
<p>But bad desserts are,sadly,  pretty common all over LA&#8230;with a brief reprieve with the chocolate salumi at Cafe&#8217; Laggo on the 3rd st. promenade.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m looking forward to trying Gus&#8217;s-  I long for a serious down home BBQ joint with meat that falls off the bone and real Carolina sauce (no corn syrup slop please!) As you can tell I have a large opinion about my BBQ &#8211; and my Southern breakfast!  I shall report back soon!<br />
(do I dare ask what meat sweats are&#8230;&#8230;)</p>
<p>I salute you and BBQ!</p>
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