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Mike Kostyo

Mike Kostyo

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Chicago

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etc., culture feminism, social justice food, relationshipsPop culture, Latinx community

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Total articles 173

  • Flavor & The Menu

    By Mike Kostyo, Katie Ayoub|Flavor & The MenuVerifiedThe Breakfast Martini, developed in the late 1990s in London, is angling to give the mimosa and Bloody Mary a run for their money. Celebrating all things English, it sports gin, marmalade (made with sour orange), Cointreau and lemon juice. The addition of the puréed marmalade adds a pleasing viscosity to the drink while the flavors in the sour orange marmalade introduce a lively, bright tone.

    By Mike Kostyo, Katie Ayoub · Flavor & The Menu

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Changing Up the Cubano

    By Mike Kostyo, Katie Ayoub|Flavor & The MenuVerifiedAt B.B. Wolf’s Sausage Co. in Orlando, Fla., the Ybor City-Style Dog showcases the Cubano flavor system, featuring mojo pork, pickles, Swiss and mustard. This stands out for a few reasons: It’s a playful interpretation of familiar Cubano flavors, and it highlights the versatility of the sour orange-spiked mojo. If mojo pork can easily move into a hotdog build, how else can this craveable meat preparation be featured on menus? In tacos, burgers…?

    By Mike Kostyo, Katie Ayoub · Flavor & The Menu

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • Flavor & The Menu

    By Mike Kostyo, Katie Ayoub|Flavor & The MenuVerifiedThe Breakfast Martini, developed in the late 1990s in London, is angling to give the mimosa and Bloody Mary a run for their money. Celebrating all things English, it sports gin, marmalade (made with sour orange), Cointreau and lemon juice. The addition of the puréed marmalade adds a pleasing viscosity to the drink while the flavors in the sour orange marmalade introduce a lively, bright tone.

    By Mike Kostyo, Katie Ayoub · Flavor & The Menu

    Feb. 24, 2025

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Chicago, United States