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Old Posted Jan 2, 2011, 7:01 AM
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well then what cusine(s) is Philadelphia famous for innovating. For instance Chicago is associated with New American, San Francisco and LA are famous for fusion cuisines and Californian. I have never heard once about a Philadelphian innovation.
Philadelphia's a city whose culinary heritage is steeped in tradition, particularly the Pennsylvania Dutch and Italian-American traditions, but the new wave of Philadelphia restaurants (led, apparently, by the two most famous chefs you have never heard of) is led by some very interesting Latin American-Asian fusion restaurants. Shovel this on top of the deep culinary heritage Philadelphia already boasts and you get what is obviously the most underrated cuisine city in America.
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