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DISH 2011

Confession: I don't eat chicken wings. They always seemed like too much effort for fairly little reward. But that didn't stop me from wanting to lick the cover of this edition of Dish. Photographer Matt DeTurck and Production Manager Max Seifert outdid themselves, making those saucy, greasy bits of meat and bone look like the most delectable creations in the world.

If you want to get more intimately acquainted with some of Rochester's more interesting chicken wings, check out Emily Faith's round-up. We knew when we started working on this article that it would prove to be somewhat controversial - we could not include every wing in Rochester. If we missed your favorite, please let us know by commenting on the article.

Nothing goes better with wings than beer, and James Leach has put together a fascinating look at some of the newest players on the local craft-beer scene. Find out about several ambitious brew lovers who decided to take their passion for beer and turn into buzz-worthy businesses.

But man cannot live on beer and wings alone. To round out this issue of Dish Heather Charlton appeals to our healthier side with a piece on edible accountability. You know, eating locally sourced ingredients, being picky about what you put into your body, etc. The good news is if you have some of those locally brewed beers, and you can find some organic chicken wings, you'll still be eating conscientiously! Kind of.

--BY ERIC REZSNYAK

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DISH 2011: A sampling of Rochester's unconventional chicken wings

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DISH 2011: A sampling of Rochester's unconventional chicken wings

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Jo said on May. 13, 2011 at 12:53pm

Nice article on the wings available in Rochester., but you missed the best ones in town. They are from Taven 58 at Gibbs. You should take the time to go and try them. Tavern's Chef Mike has taken wings a different level of flavor and texture. YUM!!!

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Olivia said on May. 13, 2011 at 5:06pm

This was a great article, but you should also try the Bombalicious Wings at The Flipside Bar and Grill. They are jumbo wings, fried, shaken in the sauce and then grilled. The most popular sauce is the house sauce which is sweet and spicy, They also make their own bleu cheese dressing, which is amazing!!!!

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Harvey said on May. 15, 2011 at 6:58pm

This was a great article, but how do you not include Scotland Yard's Dragon Wings! You have to stop in and check them out. These are unique and like nothing you have ever tasted! They are awesome!!

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