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| | | | | BY MIGUEL OTÁROLA, @MOTAROLA_EATS I watched Peter Jackson's
"Lord of the Rings" trilogy over the weekend. The escape into Middle Earth felt much needed. I've not read the books, but the late film critic Roger Ebert did. His interpretation was that hobbits "are good-hearted, bustling, chatty little creatures who live in twee houses or burrows, and dress like the merry men of Robin Hood–in smaller sizes, of course. They eat seven or eight times a day, like to take naps, have never been far from home and have eyes that grow wide at the sounds of the night. They are like children grown up or grown old, and when they rise to an occasion, it takes true heroism, for they are timid by nature and would rather avoid a fight." Those are some #goals right there. Seven or eight meals a day? Sign me up for the Shire! EDITOR'S PICKS
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The quality emerging from this food stall inside Edgewater Public Market doesn't match its humble name or decor. Dumpling Spot deserves more praise -- or perhaps a more colorful sign. The Chinese-style
dumplings are fresh, piping hot and made with tasty fillings such as chicken and sweet corn and shrimp and pork. The dim sum sampler, pictured above, has more intricate variations -- shrimp shumai, for instance, and dumplings with rose-shaped pleats. Located at Edgewater Public Market, 5505 W. 20th Ave., Edgewater; toasttab.com  | | | |
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