Real Cheap Eats: Winter Warmer
by James Boo on February 20, 2013 · 0 comments
tagged as Brooklyn, Chinese, comfort food, Manhattan, noodles, Queens, soups, vegetarian
Striking at the heart of winter, the Real Cheap Eats food writers’ collective is warming up 21 new additions to its $10-or-less digest. Highlights from our selection include a West African sweat potato leaf stew, an Indian breakfast gem, a bargain seafood soon dooboo (courtesy of yours truly) and everything under the soup-and-noodle sun.
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