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I recently received a copy of the Turkey and the Wolf cookbook (out next Tuesday!), written by chef Mason Hereford and friend of the pod JJ Goode.1 It\u2019s groovy and silly and full of life, a restaurant cookbook with real pizzazz. There\u2019s a whole spread of Hereford rollerblading through the Popeye\u2019s drive-thru, and somehow it\u2019s not annoying? This is cooking school-level stoner food, without the ironic self-seriousness that has historically defined the microgenre2. Top on my list of bookmarks are a burrito stuffed with freezer-aisle sweet potato waffle fries and a dish of slow-cooked lambs necks on freezer-aisle roti paratha.

Hereford also bends over backwards throughout the book to give credit to the people who wrote or inspired most of the recipes\u2014other chefs, cooks at his restaurant, etc. Attribution is such a sticky question in kitchens and cookbooks, but I\u2019d like to see more chefs take this route. You\u2019d almost think he hadn\u2019t come up with half of this food, except his Cheeto dust fingerprints are all over it all.

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Fundamentally, CHEF stock symbolizes a conflicting conundrum. On the one hand, the COVID-19 crisis offered the restaurant industry an unexpected catalyst. With people cooped up in their homes for extended periods, the subsequent revenge travel sentiment skyrocketed. People still overwhelmingly desire retail experiences that were denied them because of the pandemic for two years, which explains why analysts are so bullish on CHEF.

Well, CHEF stock is near $21 right now. If it remains below the strike prices of the $30 and $35 puts, these option writers could be obligated to buy CHEF stock at those higher prices. To mitigate this risk, they might buy puts to offset their sold puts, which can put further downward pressure on the stock. And to be sure, that may have already happened. Nevertheless, the options chain is anonymous. Unless traders want to share, no one knows for sure who made what trade and for what reason.

Nearly two years after its conception, the food truck park going in on Lower Greenville Avenue has taken a major step toward reality with the appointment of a steward: chef Jason Boso. The Twisted Root founder has been tasked by landlord Madison Partners with creating a restaurant hub around which the food truck park will revolve.

Bacari Tabu is the just-opened concept from Dallas chef Julian Barsotti (and his mother Andrea Hagar, according to Bizapedia), at 4113 Casa Loma, in the same center as his Italian restaurant Nonna. Bacari, which has been in the works for three years, is designed to summon Strictly Tabu, an old jazz spot from the '90s with a similar name in that same center that no one under 50 would have the first clue about. The menu has Venetian-style tapas, pasta, pizza (better than the pizza at Barsotti's now-closed Sprezza, one hopes), risotto, gnocchi, clams, oysters, and nice-sounding salads like a shaved hearts of palm.

Black Agave, the Mex-Tex restaurant that recently opened in Mercer Boardwalk in Farmers Branch has daily specials by chef Omar Adame including $10 enchiladas and $4 margaritas on Monday, $10 taco plates on Tuesdays, $8 tablitas (cross-cut beef ribs) on Wednesdays, $12 appetizers and $4 canned beers on Thursdays, $10 margarita flights on Fridays, and $10 carafes of sangria on Saturday-Sunday.

When people talk about Southern Appalachian food there are many layers at play, including heirloom ingredients and a collective pantry that chefs and producers pull from in one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet, the Blue Ridge Mountains. The influences are broad, incorporating traditions of the Cherokee, enslaved African Americans, Scots-Irish and German people. Honed by remote mountain living, Appalachian cooking techniques required an intense focus on seasonal strategy, ingenuity and creativity, using every edible (or wild) thing and making it last through hard times and cold winters.

This principle means that once price starts trending, there is a good chance that the trend will continue. Amateur traders always try to call tops and bottoms and enter trades counter to the ongoing trend, although riding the existing trend would often yield much better results.

However, combined with the previous point, it becomes clear that a trader may do much better when he is not trying to fight the ongoing trend and tries to continuously call tops and bottoms, but just to participate in a trending market.

Marty Schwartz uses a 10-period exponential moving average (Ema) to distinguish between bullish and bearish scenarios and as a filter. Whenever price is above the 10 period EMA he looks for buy trades and when price is below the 10 period Ema, he is looking for short opportunities.

This approach and rules can be especially helpful when used as a filter criteria. For example, a trader could use a 10 period Ema on the daily or weekly time-frame to determine the direction of his trades. Then he can go to the lower time-frames where he executes his trades and only looks for trades in the direction which the Ema suggests.

Marty Schwartz used the Put/Call ratio as a contraction indicator. In another article, we touched on this topic already and you can see here why it can pay to use the Put/Call ratio to identify what the average trader is doing (wrong).

When it comes to news and fundamental data, most traders just focus on the actual numbers and then wonder why the markets are not behaving according to the news release. Marty Schwartz uses price reaction to news releases and fundamental data to understand the strength and market sentiment.

Most traders randomly flip through hundreds of instruments, arbitrarily add some horizontal lines, play around with indicators until they accidentally find something that may look like an entry signal. A little bit more mindfulness and a more thought-out trading process would help traders achieve a more professional approach.

A trader should also prepare a trading plan before the market opens, analyze his instruments and write down potential trade scenarios. A trading plan can help reduce stress during open market hours and also provide guidance during the trading process. If you are unsure about a trade, review your plan, see what your initial thoughts were and then make a decision whether the trade matches your criteria or not. In our pro course, you will get my detailed checklist with additional trading tips.

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Richard Ingraham was 32 years old and teaching culinary arts at a Miami high school when he got a call that would change his life: An old acquaintance was managing a new NBA rookie, Dwyane Wade, and he was looking for a chef.

SANTA ROSA BEACH, FL / ACCESSWIRE / May 23, 2023 / With great excitement, Chef-Owner Nikhil Abuvala and Seaside Community Development Corporation are pleased to announce the highly anticipated opening of The Daytrader Tiki Bar & Restaurant in idyllic South Walton beach neighborhood, Seaside, Florida. The Daytrader will begin welcoming guests on Tuesday, May 23.

Located at the entrance of the iconic Coleman Beach Pavilion in Seaside, Fl, The Daytrader invites guests to clock out of reality and clock into escape. Inspired by Chef Abuvala's passion for the coastal cuisine and culture of the more than 1,000 islands that make up Polynesia in the Pacific Ocean, The Daytrader seeks to deliver a Polynesian Coast meets the Gulf of Mexico experience, rooted in escapism, with a playful anti-corporate attitude to pair. Open daily for lunch and dinner service, The Daytrader will join the ranks of some of the most notable South Walton eateries as Seaside's newest merchant and first new table service restaurant debut in over a decade.

Chef Abuvala partnered with Jonathan Douglas & Associates for architectural and exterior design services, and Stantec, a global leader in sustainability and design, to provide interior design and landscape architecture services for The Daytrader. The Stantec team looked to create a modern tiki and escapism-focused atmosphere by utilizing a thoughtful mix of structured yet unpredictable forms and finishes. Inside, bold, imperfect patterns pair with brass accents and wood paneling, moody lighting and natural textures. On the beachside terrace, guests can escape to an outdoor oasis adorned with lush greenery, a blend of bright-colored furnishings, and ambient lighting to illuminate the textured reed roof. Most of the 130 seats in the restaurant can be found in covered outdoor spaces. 17dc91bb1f