Chicago's Unique Cuisine Reflects History

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A ‘handshake,’ a Mother-in-Law and other distinctly Chicago foods

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Anthony Bourdain once called the Mother-in-Law sandwich “the evil step-brother of the hot dog” Food historians David Hammond and Monica Eng walked us through some of the city’s most distinct culinary offerings.

The blending of flavors is a reflection of the immigrants from across the globe who have come through the city.

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formal

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English

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