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The city that steel and railroad industries built has taken on a less gritty feel in recent years. Today’s Pittsburgh is clean and mod-looking with towering glass and steel skyscrapers laid out at the point (the Golden Triangle) where the Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers come together to form the Ohio. Before their industries collapsed, rich industry barons blessed the city with numerous architectural and other civic gifts like libraries and museums. These days, Steel City routinely ranks at the top of America’s most livable cities and is perhaps better known for producing ketchup and other condiments than steel. On weekends, head out to the Strip District (once the home of US Steel) for the farmers market. The South Side is home to many restaurants and bars. Drop by Primanti Brothers and tackle an enormous sandwich. Then work it off on the Southside Slopes, the neighborhood’s steep hills. Stair-climb to the top for sensational city views. Or if you’re too full to move, head over to the Monongahela Incline for a funicular rail ride up Mount Washington.
 

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The reviewer gave this recipe 4 stars. This recipe averages a 4.59 star rating.
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Pistachio Crusted Chicken

Reviewed on Aug. 24, 2008 by lovestohost
This was just ok for me. It was a little dry and sweet for my liking. If/when I make it again, I will change the mustard mixture a little, prob decrease the honey and add a little more worchestershire sauce and let the chicken marinate a little to soak up the flavor. I won't change the crusting at all (though, hopefully, I will be able to find already shelled pistachios next time...). Thanks for a nice change of pace.
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Peanut Butter Frosting

Reviewed on Aug. 23, 2008 by Thamesarino
I love the way that this frosting tasted, like another reviewer stated, it tasted very much like the inside of a peanut butter cup to me(not the texture though). I used half the sugar and room temperature butter and peanut butter, and beat and beat and beat it. I was able to get the frosting nice and fluffy, and it worked well for my purpose which was between layers of a 3 layer cake, but I wouldn't have been able to frost the whole cake with it(hence the 4 stars). It may have even been too fluffy for the outside? I'm not sure if I did everything right as this was my first frosting excursion... but the taste MADE my cake!!
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Slow Cooker Pulled Pork

Reviewed on Aug. 23, 2008 by Sara Deckard
WONDERFUL!! I hate root beer so I was slightly nervous trying this recipe but it is DELICIOUS! Like many reviewers, I used a cheaper, larger cut of pork than the recipe suggested (in my case, a 6 lb boston butt) and it turned out marvelous. Use a high quality BBQ sauce and a slow cooker liner for superior taste and hassle-free clean-up! This is an easy, fool-proof recipe for success!
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