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Article: Let 'em eat foie gras, they declare: Almost 4 months after ban, a number of restaurants appear to be dishing up the delicacy with impunity.
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- Chicago Tribune (Chicago, IL)
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- December 21, 2006
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Byline: Josh Noel
Dec. 21--When the letter came from City Hall threatening punishment if he continued to serve foie gras at his North Side restaurant, Doug Sohn framed the warning and set it beside his cash register. And he kept serving the fattened duck liver without a care. "We displayed it proudly," said Sohn, owner of Hot Doug's, a gourmet sausage eatery where the daily special can include smoked pheasant topped with foie gras chunks. "My customers and myself enjoy foie gras." Almost four months after an ordinance went into effect that forbids serving the rich delicacy, many chefs and restaurateurs are shrugging, if not thumbing their noses, at a ...
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