Ingredient
Jack
Jack is on five plates at three of the kitchens we read. One of them is printed under appetizer, and most often it is served as a flatbread, on two.
In the neighbourhood: The breakfast plate
From 40 menus · jack is on 5 plates · How we read them
For the curious: the data views
Some of these were read by a script, not a person — those chips have a hollow dot. About the method →
How it comes
The forms it turns up in, most first.
Show all 4
Where on the menu
The menu sections the dishes sit under, most first.
How it's cooked
How the kitchens cook it, counting the word on the component as well as the plate.
See it on the mapTravels with
What shares a plate with it, counted inside a course and never across one. A partner marked distinctive turns up together far more often than chance.
- Bacon2read by scriptall Bacondistinctive
- Chicken2read by scriptall Chickendistinctive
- Onion2read by scriptall Oniondistinctive
Dishes
Our reading of the menu lists: patty, chip, pickle.
The menu leans on country-fried, kaiser and tartar.
In the family
Where it sits in the ingredient lexicon.
One entry is all the menus we read give this. All cheese
Where on the island
The 3 kitchens above, by district. Counted off the menus we read, in order up the island — not a ranking of neighbourhoods.
| District | Kitchens | Side of the island |
|---|---|---|
| Lower Midtown | 2 | inland |
| West Ocean City | 1 | harbor |