If you are looking for great food and wonderful, live entertainment this weekend, August 28th, 29th, and 30th, hop in your car and head north to the city of Blue Ash, Ohio, for their annual Taste of Blue Ash. Each year, restaurants throughout Blue Ash and surrounding areas bring their finest to showcase their restaurant to potential customers.Comfort food seems to be necessary these days. What struck me as ironic was that the Lakeside Mall, where I worked my first real job with Target, was a collection of dirt piles. Gone too was my Rocky where I found that want ad pulled pork slow cooker Paul Harvey whom I listened to on the way to work. Good thing there was smoke and sunshine in the air, for a moment it must have got in my eyes.You will enjoy munching on this amazing bbq bbq pulled pork breakfast that you can have for snacks. Simply have it as filling for any bread, top it with a slice of cheese and some lettuce. You can also have the dish for lunch or dinner. You will delight in the taste of pork served with hot steamed brown or white rice.If you prefer to serve only appetizers, the world is your oyster. You can serve anything from simple cheese and crackers to beer puffs. What football fan would turn down beer puffs? Anything wrapped in bacon and stuck on a toothpick will be a hit. You can wrap shrimp, cheese or sausage bites with bacon. You can wear to watch games with your friends. Whatever Superbowl recipes you make for your party, be sure to prepare enough to keep everyone fed. Lay out your foods in shifts so there is always something for your guests to choose from.For everyone else eating out on a diet at Applebee's there's the under calories menu slow cooker bbq pulled pork and plenty of mix and match choices depending what you like.The following recipe makes a big pile of pulled pork (I'd say about it serves sandwiches for about 8), which is great for family dinners, sandwiches for lunch, and parties or cookouts. The best part is that preparations are minimal, (there are only three ingredients) and it pretty much cooks itself in the crock-pot.Place bbq pulled pork tenderloin in the bottom of a crock pot. Slice onion into chunks and spread around meat. Pour root beer over the top. Cover and cook on low for 6-7 hours. When cooked, take pork out of the dish and shred using two forks. Add barbecue sauce and mix well with onions. Adding 1/4 cup at a time, mix in liquid remaining in crock pot. About 3/4-1 cup total will give a god consistency, without being too runny. Serve on rolls.With food this good you will not believe how fast the service is. When you order you never have to wait much longer than a minute to receive your food. This applies even during busy times such as lunch time, when the restaurant is packed. If you go through the drive-thru you will receive the same fast and efficient services. Their motto is: Fabulous Food... Fast!, and they definitely live up to it. The restaurants are open until midnight so you can enjoy their food late if you choose to. They encourage customers to fill out comment cards, and they are very customer service-oriented.McCormick and Schmick's (North Market Building, Faneuil Hall) - This upscale seafood restaurant can normally cost a pretty penny but at happy hour anyone can afford to enjoy some of McCormick and Schmick's great food. From 3:30 to 6:30pm Monday through Friday and 10pm-12am on Saturday and Sunday, the bar features a $1.95 menu featuring standby favorites such as burgers, chicken wings, and cheese quesadillas, as well as seafood choices such as oysters and clams. The menu changes daily and there is a minimum drink purchase required. Reservations are suggested. For more info, take a look at their website here.