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1924 In Tijuana, Mexico, restaurateur Caesar Cardini is short of food after a big party.
Archive 2007-11-01 Ann Althouse 2007
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However, most historians credit Caesar Cardini, who kept a restaurant across the California border in Tijuana to avoid Prohibition that was the nightspot for starlets and tycoons.
One Big Table Molly O’Neill 2010
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Caesar salad was invented by Caesar Cardini, who owned a restaurant in Tijuana, Mexico, in the 1930s.
Princess Party Cookbook Annabel Karmel 2009
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On two giant screens, we will project the work of Cardini, an elegant man in a tux who did productions with cigarettes.
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It is said that on this busy weekend, Cardini was running low on food and he put together a salad for his guests from what was left over in the kitchen.
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In 1924, Caesar Cardini, a restaurateur in Tijuana, invented the salad in honor of the pilots at Rockwell Air Base in San Diego.
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In 1924, Caesar Cardini, a restaurateur in Tijuana, invented the salad in honor of the pilots at Rockwell Air Base in San Diego.
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I don't believe Ceasar Cardini ever said anything about chicken:
The Dinner 2005
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Whether or not it was Caesar Cardini who later changed the recipe, anchovies have been a pretty standard ingredient in a Caesar Salad for, at least, the last 60 years.
The Dinner 2005
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As printed on the back of the business cards from Caesar's Restaurant & Bar in Tijuana where the original Ensalada de Caesar was created by Caesar Cardini in 1924.
The Dinner 2005
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