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Wagyu kolache and creamed corn without cream

Dentists and chefs create menu items inspired by mentorship and regional traditions.

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Wagyu kolache and creamed corn without cream

Dentists and chefs create menu items inspired by mentorship and regional traditions.

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Dentists and chefs create menu items inspired by mentorship and regional traditions. Red Phone Booth in Durham, North Carolina, serves wagyu kolache and creamed corn without cream, inspired by dental mentors and regional food traditions. Originally reported by Nation's Restaurant News.

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Red Phone Booth in Durham, North Carolina, serves wagyu kolache and creamed corn without cream, inspired by dental mentors and regional food traditions.

Read the original on Nation's Restaurant News

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