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Posted by Kevin Pang and Monica Eng at 4 p.m. More than a year ago, chef Rick Bayless announced plans to open a hot chocolate and churro spot — modeled after Mexico City’s famous Churreria El Moro — next to his other outposts on North Clark Street. The little corner shop, called Xoco, still hasn’t opened to the public (although a few magazines have written about it as if it’s been open for months) but Bayless’ dream of owning an entire city block will come one step closer to reality this Tuesday.
The Stew: A sneak peek at Xoco, Rick Bayless' new street-foods restaurant in River North
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I remember that many years ago, when I was a smart ass home from first year of college, I was standing in the kitchen arguing with my father. My head was full of newly discovered political ideologies and black nationalism, and I had just read the Autobiography of Malcolm X, probably for the second time. A bit of context.
