Their jalapeno poppers aren’t too spicy, with a cooling cream cheese filling to balance the heat. Fried pickles are another classic, with big sweet, salty and briny spears in a crispy coating, ready to dunk in ranch or dill dressing. Winks’ boneless chicken wings are also delicious, with less mess then traditional wings.

We go to restaurants that serve the food because they know it’s popular. They serve the food because they might have grown up with it or they may have seen it and enjoyed it, but it’s just a giant lack of understanding where it came from and the struggle that it came from,” Epps said.The first week of February brought diners the flavors of Africa with menu options including smoked West African prawns, malva pudding and suya grilled lamb.Red Rooster in Overtown is celebrating black history month and the culinary impact of the black diaspora. One of their Week 2 specials is callaloo “rooster style,” with crab, coconut braised greens.

I suppose one good way of increasing the reach of these pro consumer laws is by holding reselling platforms such as eBay responsible for the pricing practiced under their purview. One doesn’t have to think too hard that reselling platforms which do take a share of the profits, as we’ve shown over and over again are raking in profits from an operation that is or in some places, should become illegal. Should these platforms be criminally accountable for profits taken from illegal conducts in their ecosystem, that would give them the necessary budge, so to speak, for them to implement actual anti scalping measures.

WASHINGTON (AP) The Supreme Court cleared the way Monday for states coast to coast to legalize betting on sports, breaking a longtime ban and creating a potential financial boon for states and the gambling industry. States that want to take advantage of the ruling now will generally have to pass legislation to allow sports books to open. Americans wager about $150 billion on sports each year illegally, according to the American Gaming Association.

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