Known as the “vegetable of kings,” and prized since the beginnings of history, asparagus is pictured on an Egyptian frieze dating to 3000 B.C. France’s Louis XIV prized it so, he had special greenhouses built for growing it.
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Known as the “vegetable of kings,” and prized since the beginnings of history, asparagus is pictured on an Egyptian frieze dating to 3000 B.C. France’s Louis XIV prized it so, he had special greenhouses built for growing it. With the National Restaurant Show in town through Tuesday, you can expect Chicago’s hot spots to be jammed, especially those within an easy cab ride of McCormick Place. So this might be a good weekend to check out some place different in the suburbs. |
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