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These days, it's tough to be a food lover with a tight budget.<br>
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More restaurants than ever serve amazing meals, made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. While it's not easy to eat well without emptying your wallet, it can be done, from Peruvian chicken lunch to Korean BBQ dinners.<br>
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Here's how.<br>
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<i>-- By Kit Waskom Pollard </i>

Ultimate Cheap Weekend: Food

( Jed Kirschbaum, Baltimore Sun / August 30, 2011 )

These days, it's tough to be a food lover with a tight budget.

More restaurants than ever serve amazing meals, made from fresh, locally sourced ingredients. While it's not easy to eat well without emptying your wallet, it can be done, from Peruvian chicken lunch to Korean BBQ dinners.

Here's how.

-- By Kit Waskom Pollard

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